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extremely important to venous system-veins body
-internal jugular
blood from brain and deep areas of face and neck are drained into it-veins
body-
internal jugular
pass down the neck beside the common carotid arteries; they empty into the
subclavian veins-veins body
-internal jugular
empty into the subclavian veins-veins body-
internal jugular
innominate veins-body veins-also called
brachiocephalic veins
where the subclavian and internal jugular veins come together-body veins-
innominate veins
merge together to form the superior vena cava-body veins-
innominate veins
blood from top of head, part of face and superficial neck region drain into
these veins-body veins
-external jugular
empty into subclavian veins-body veins
-external jugular
skull veins-body veins-
diploic
begin high in forehead and descend to root of nose - body veins
-supratrochlear veins
descend to root of nove and begin high in forehead - body veins
- supratrochlear veins
means behind the mandible - body veins -
retromandibular vein
formed in parotid gland - body veins
- retromandibular vein
part of a union of maxillary vein and superficial temporal vein - body veins
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retromandibular vein
eventually forms the axillary vein - body veins
- basilic
major superficial vein of upper extremity - body veins
- basilic vein
passes on ulnar side of forearm and eventually forms the axillary vein - body
veins
- basilic
main (a) superficial vein of arm - body veins
- cephalic veins (Main vein is basilic)
branch (large) of cephalic vein - body veins
- median cubial vein
goes over the cubital fossa and joins with basilic vein - body veins
- median cubital vein
fossa *(n) (pl=fossae)
pit, groove or depression
pit, groove or depression
- fossa
arises from palmar venous plexus and passes up forearm
- median antebrachial vein
extends superiorly long the abdominal and thoracic walls on right side of vertebral column - body veins
- azygos
T4 (at) joins directly with superior vena cava - body veins
- azygos
tributary of the azygos vein - body veins
- hemiazygos
superficial veins of lower extremity - body veins
- small saphenous and the great saphenous veins
small saphenous and the great saphenous veins -body veins- are also called
greater saphenous and lesser saphenous veins
longest vein of body - body veins
- saphenous
harvested to repair vessels of heart - body veins
- saphenous