VAN-0028
QUESTION
The white pulp and red pulp are found in the microsection of?
OPTIONS
(A) Spleen
(B) Kidney
(C) Liver
(D) Pancreas
ANSWER
(A) Spleen
EXPLANATION
The spleen contains distinct white pulp, composed mainly of lymphoid tissue, and red pulp, which contains blood-filled sinusoids and cords. This red-and-white pulp arrangement is characteristic of the spleen and is not the normal microscopic organization of kidney, liver, or pancreas.
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