Question

which structures found in the medulla of the thymus are composed of type vi epithelioreticul
answers: a - e
a hassalls corpuscles
b trabeculae (septa)
c central arteriole
d pacinian corpuscles
e lymphatic nodules

Explanation:

Hassall's corpuscles are characteristic structures found in the medulla of the thymus. They are composed of Type VI epithelioreticular cells. Trabeculae (septa) are connective - tissue structures that divide the thymus into lobules. The central arteriole is related to the blood supply in other tissues (like the spleen, but not the main structure in thymus medulla as described). Pacinian corpuscles are sensory receptors in the skin. Lymphatic nodules are more associated with lymph nodes rather than the specific structure in the thymus medulla composed of Type VI epithelioreticular cells.

Answer:

A. Hassall's corpuscles