Anatomical location
This organ sits in the superior mediastinum, behind the sternum.
Thymus
What is the function of the Lymph nodes ?
To filter lymph fluid and initiate immune responses
This organ is bilobed and divided into lobules with cortex and medulla.
Thymus!
Which organ shrinks after puberty, reducing new T-cell production?
Thymus
This organ is found in the left upper quadrant, behind the stomach.
Spleen
What id the function of the Thymus?
To trains and matures T-cells.
hese small bean-shaped structures are enclosed by a fibrous capsule and divided into cortex and medulla.
Lymph Nodes!
Which organ’s enlargement is often checked during physical exams to detect infection or cancer spread?
Lymph Nodes
These structures are scattered along lymphatic vessels, especially in the neck, axilla, and groin.
Lymph nodes
what is the function of the Spleen?
This organ filters blood and recycles old red blood cells.
This organ is oval, weighs ~150 g, and has red and white pulp.
Spleen
Which organ is most at risk of rupture in blunt abdominal trauma, especially from sports or car accidents?
Spleen