Using the figure below, identify the labeled part.
1. Label A: ______________________________
2. Label B: ______________________________
3. Label C: ______________________________
4. Label D: ______________________________
5. Label E: ______________________________
6. Label F: ______________________________
7. Label G: ______________________________
8. Label H: ______________________________
9. Label I: ______________________________
10. Label J: ______________________________
11. Label K: ______________________________
12. Label L: ______________________________
13. Label M: ______________________________
14. Label N: ______________________________
15. Label O: ______________________________
16. Label P: ______________________________
1. Tonsil
2. Cervical lymph nodes
3. Right lymphatic duct
4. Thymus
5. Thoracic duct
6. Cisterna chyli
7. Lumbar lymph nodes
8. lymphatics of lower limb
9. Inguinal lymph nodes
10. Pelvic lymph nodes
11. Mucosa associated lymphoid tissue (MALT)
12. Spleen
13. Lymphatics of mammary gland
14. Thoracic (left lymphatic) duct
15. Axillary lymph nodes
16. Lymphatics of upper limb
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