Virchow's node is usually palpated where and is indicative of what dysfunction?
A) Axillary, systemic infection
B) Axillary, primary carcinoma of the thorax or abdomen
C) Supraclavicular, systemic infection
D) Supraclavicular, primary carcinoma of the thorax or abdomen

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Virchow's node, a palpable enlargement of one of the supraclavicular lymph nodes, may be palpated in the supraclavicular area in the presence of primary carcinoma of thoracic or abdominal organs. Virchow's node is most often found on the left side.

Virchow's Node Is Usually Palpated Where and Is Indicative of What