Trace the path of lymph through a lymph node,beginning at the afferent lymphatics.
A)afferent lymphatics - subcapsular space - cortex - paracortex - medullary sinus - efferent lymphatics
B)afferent lymphatics - cortex - paracortex - subcapsular space - medullary sinus - efferent lymphatics
C)afferent lymphatics - medullary sinus - subcapsular space - paracortex - cortex - efferent lymphatics
D)afferent lymphatics - paracortex - medullary sinus - cortex - subcapsular space - efferent lymphatics
E)afferent lymphatics - subcapsular space - medullary sinus - cortex - paracortex - efferent lymphatics

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Lymph enters a lymph node through afferent lymphatics, flows into the subcapsular space, moves through the cortex and paracortex, drains into the medullary sinus, and exits via efferent lymphatics.

Trace the Path of Lymph Through a Lymph Node,beginning at the Afferent