Pericarditis is your answer. Its a inflammation of the two layers of the thin membrane surrounding the heart.
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A) Lymphatic capillaries to collecting vessels -Correct
B) Lymph nodes to lymph capillaries - Incorrect
C) Collecting vessels to lymphatic trunks- Correct
D) Collecting ducts to collecting vessels- Incorrect
E) Thoracic duct to cisterna chyli - Incorrect
F) Right sub-clavian trunk to thoracic duct - Incorrect
G) Intestinal trunk to right lymphatic duct - Incorrect
H) Left lumbar trunk to thoracic duct - Correct
I) Lower extremity lymph to thoracic duct - Correct
J) Right head lymph to thoracic duct - Incorrect
<span>The lumbar trunk and intestinal trunk return lymp at the cisterna chyli. The cisterna chyli is also known as the receptaculum chyli. It is a normal anatomical structure seen as a saccular area of dilatation in the lymphatic channels that is located in the retrocrural space, usually to the immediate right of the abdominal aorta.</span>
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