Lymph from a particular tissue region drains into a secondary node, regional node, or master node. Secondary nodes, in turn, drain into a primary node or central node.

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Both statements are false. Lymph from a tissue region typically drains into a primary node first, not a secondary node. Secondary nodes do not drain into a primary node; rather, primary nodes drain into secondary nodes or central nodes.

Lymph from a Particular Tissue Region Drains into a Secondary