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Question 1

Which of the following statements regarding the lymphatic system is FALSE?
◦ Fluid flows through lymph nodes on its way to the bloodstream.
◦ The lymphatic vessels have valves to control the direction of fluid flow.
◦ The lymphatic system begins with highly permeable capillaries.
◦ Lymph fluid is similar to blood plasma.
◦ The lymphatic vessels contract to move lymphatic fluid.

Question 2

What is the role of interleukins?
◦ chemotaxis of leukocytes
◦ production of virally infected cells
◦ ensuring production of enough leukocytes
◦ complement activation
◦ signaling between leukocytes
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