Cardiovascular System Veins & Arteries

Front 1

The inferior vena cava collects blood from

Back 1

organs inferior to diaphragm

Front 2

the inferior vena cava is formed what veins

Back 2

the union of the right and left common iliac vein

Front 3

major tribuataries of the inferior vena cava

Back 3

lumbar
gonads
hepatic
adrenal
phrenic
These are all veins

Front 4

lumbar veins drains

Back 4

posterior abdominal wall

Front 5

Which gonadal vein (right or left) drains to inferior vena cava?

Back 5

right

Front 6

hepatic vein drains

Back 6

liver

Front 7

which adrenal vein (right or left) drains to inferior vena cava?

Back 7

right

Front 8

right and left renal veins drain?

Back 8

kidney

Front 9

phrenic veins drain?

Back 9

diaphragm

Front 10

which phrenic vein (left or right) empty into inf. vena cava?

Back 10

right

Front 11

hepatic portal system fcn?

Back 11

the HPS gets nutrient filled blood from the capallaries of the digestive organs and brings it liver sinsuoids for processing.

Front 12

After the blood from HPS is processed where does it go?

Back 12

1. blood collects in hepatic veins
2. empties into inf. vena cava

Front 13

tributaries of hepatic portal vein?

Back 13

inferior & superior mescenteric vein
splenic vein
left and right gastric veins
cystic vein

Front 14

inferior mesenteric vein drains blood from where?

Back 14

drains distal 1/3 of large intestine (last part )

rectum

Front 15

superior mescenteric drains

Back 15

stomach
sm. intestine
2/3 large intestine

Front 16

l & r gastric veins drains

Back 16

part of the stomach

Front 17

cystic vein drains

Back 17

gallbladder

Front 18

superficial vein of thigh

Back 18

great saphenous

Front 19

superficial vein of leg

Back 19

small saphaneous

Front 20

capallaries of the sole of the foot drain?

Back 20

plantar veins

Front 21

the plantar veins supply

Back 21

the plantar venous arch

Front 22

which 3 veins become the popliteal vein?

Back 22

anterior tibial
posterior tibial
fibular vein

Front 23

the popliteal veins becomes the ? in the thigh

Back 23

femoral

Front 24

the popliteal vein gets blood from what 3 veins?

Back 24

great saphenous vein
deep femoral vein
femoral circumflex

Front 25

the great saphenous
deep femoral
femoral circumflex
Fuse inside what cavity? To become what vein?

Back 25

fuse in pelvic cavity
become: external iliac vein

Front 26

the external and internal iliac are branches of the?

Back 26

right and left common iliac

Front 27

right and left common iliac MERGE to form?

Back 27

inf vena cava

Front 28

pulmonary veins carry 'x' blood?

Back 28

oxgenated blood

Front 29

how are venules made?

Back 29

fusion of capillary networks

Front 30

pulmonary trunk branches into the

Back 30

left and right pulmonary arteries in lungs

Front 31

pulmonary arteries branch into

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pulmonary arterioles

Front 32

pulmonary arterioles branch into

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capaillary newtorks that surround the aveoli

Front 33

vessels are interconnected by

Back 33

anastomoses

Front 34

venules join to form

Back 34

vein

Front 35

how many pulmonary veins are there?

Back 35

4 pulmonary veins (2 from each lung)

Front 36

pulmonary veins empty into

Back 36

left atrium

Front 37

systemic circuit takes up what % of blood volume?

Back 37

84%

Front 38

systemic blood volume suppplies

Back 38

all organs

Front 39

coronary arteries branch off

Back 39

aortic sinus

Front 40

ascending aorta rises from

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left ventricle

Front 41

ascending aorta curves to form

Back 41

aortic arch

Front 42

3 branches of aortic arch

Back 42

brachiocephalic trunk
left common carotid
left subclavian

Front 43

branches of brachiocephalic trunk

Back 43

right common carotid
right subclavian artery

Front 44

which compound helps vessel maintain shape?

Back 44

elastin

Front 45

the aortic arch turns downward to form

Back 45

thoracic aorta

Front 46

thoracic aorta is also called

Back 46

descending aorta

Front 47

below the diaphragm the aorta is called

Back 47

abdominal aorta

Front 48

the abdominal aorta terminally splits into the

Back 48

right and left common iliac

Front 49

branches of aortic arch delivers blood to

Back 49

head
neck
shoulders
upper limbs

Front 50

brachiocephalic trunk supplies blood to

Back 50

right arm
head

Front 51

left common carotid artery supplies blood to

Back 51

left side of head

Front 52

left subclavian artery supplies

Back 52

upper limbs

Front 53

the subclavian arteries are located

Back 53

under clavicle

Front 54

subclavian artery is what kind of artery?

Back 54

elastic

Front 55

after leavingthe thoracic cavity& 1st rib the subclavian artery becomes?

Back 55

axillary

Front 56

the subclavian artery becomes ? after entering the arm

Back 56

brachial

Front 57

the brachial artery divides at bone

Back 57

coronoid fossa of humerus bone

Front 58

brachial artery divides into

Back 58

radial and ulnar

Front 59

which one is deep: radial or ulnar?

Back 59

ulnar

Front 60

radial & ulnar fuse to form

Back 60

superficial & deep palmar arches

Front 61

the superficial & deep palmar arches supply blood to

Back 61

digital arteries (fingers)

Front 62

both common carotid arteries are located

Back 62

lateral neck

Front 63

the common carotid arteries branch into

Back 63

internal & external carotid artery

Front 64

location where the common carotid artery splits into internal and external carotid artery?

Back 64

carotid sinus

Front 65

external carotid artery supplies blood to

Back 65

neck
lower jaw
anterior face
posterior scalp

Front 66

internal carotid artery enters 'x' and supplies

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enters the skull and supplies the brain

Front 67

branches of internal carotid

Back 67

ophthalmic artery
anterior cerebral artery
middle cerebral artery

Front 68

vertebral arteries supply

Back 68

brain

Front 69

the left and right vertebral arise from

Back 69

subclavian arteries

Front 70

L & R vertebral enter

Back 70

the cranium through the foramen magnum

Front 71

L & R vertebral fuse to form

Back 71

posterior cerebral artery and posterior communicating artery

Front 72

the anastomoses of the brain

Back 72

circle of Willis
arterial cerebral circle

Front 73

components of circle of Willis

Back 73

posterior & anterior communicating artery
posterior & anterior cerebral artery

Front 74

thoracic aorta supplies

Back 74

bronchial arteries
pericardial
esophageal
mediastinal
superior phrenic

aka chest + chest wall

Front 75

last branch of abdominal aorta is located

Back 75

L4 to form l& r common iliac

Front 76

which artery of the ab aorta is the last branch before splitting into common iliac arteries?

Back 76

lumbar artery

Front 77

the l & r common iliac is what kind of artery?

Back 77

elastic

Front 78

right and left common iliac branch into

Back 78

right and left internal and external iliac

Front 79

the external iliac branches into what arteries?

give location

Back 79

femoral and deep femoral at sacro iliac joint

which lead to popliteal

Front 80

the popliteal branches into

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posterior & anterior tibial artery

Front 81

the posterior tibial artery branches to form

Back 81

fibular artery (peroneal artery)

Front 82

the anterior tibial artery branches off to

Back 82

dorsalis pedis (ankle region)

Front 83

the fibular artery branches off to the

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medial & lateral plantar
arteries

Front 84

the dorsal & plantar arch are made by the connection of

Back 84

medial & lateral arteries
dorsalis pedis artery

Front 85

the venous system also controls

Back 85

body temp

Front 86

the superior vena cava recieves blood from

Back 86

head
neck
chest
shoulders
upper limbs

Front 87

most blood from head and neck drain into what three veins?

Back 87

internal & external jugular
vertebral

Front 88

temporal and maxillary veins drain

Back 88

external jugular

Front 89

facial vein drain

Back 89

internal jugular

Front 90

most veins of the brain drain into

Back 90

dural sinuses

Front 91

the dural sinuses empty into

Back 91

internal jugular

Front 92

digital veins empty into what veins

Back 92

superficial& deep palmar veins

Front 93

the superficial & deep palmar veins interconnect to form

Back 93

palmar venous arches

Front 94

which four veins empty into palmar superficial arches?

Back 94

cephalic vein
median antebrachial vein
basilic vein
median cubital

Front 95

the deep palmar veins recieve blood from

Back 95

radial and ulnar veins

Front 96

the axillary vein is made from

Back 96

union of brachial vein & basilic vein

Front 97

the subclavain vein is made from

Back 97

cephalic and axillary vein

Front 98

how does brachiocephalic vein form

Back 98

union of subclavian & ext. & int. jugular veins

Front 99

the brachiocephalic vein enters the 'x' cavity

Back 99

thoracic cavity

Front 100

the brachiocephalic vein recieves blood from

Back 100

internal thoracic
vertebral vein

Front 101

splenic vein drains

Back 101

spleen
stomach
part of stomach

Front 102

blood flows from the brain to heart by what vein?

Back 102

internal jugular

Front 103

Which vein is in the superficial pelvis and drains the anterior abdominal wall?

Back 103

external iliac

Front 104

the azygos vein and the hemiazygos vein recieve blood from?

Back 104

intercoastal vein
esophageal vein
mediastinial strucuture veins

Front 105

which vein drain the dorsal venous arch?

Back 105

small saphennous (b/c dorsal vein arch is also superficial