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Which arteries form the arterial circle? |
1. Vertebral aa 2. Basilar a 3. Internal carotid aa |
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Vertebral aa |
Runs through foramen magnum and cervical vertebra |
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Basilar a |
Vertebral aa merge and form this artery |
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Internal carotid aa |
Large blood vessels coming through the carotid canal Runs deep |
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External carotid aa |
Runs superficial Branches off into superior side of skull |
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Carotid sinus |
The beginning of the internal carotid artery Baroreceptors and Chemoreceptors are located here |
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Baroreceptors |
Monitor blood pressure |
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Chemoreceptors |
Monitor oxygen and carbon dioxide |
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Branches of the aortic arch |
1. Brachiocephalic trunk 2. Left common carotid a 3. Left subclavian a |
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Branches of the Brachiocephalic trunk |
1. Right common carotid a 2. Right subclavian a |
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Branches of the subclavian aa |
1. Vertebral aa 2. Internal thoracic aa |
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What branches off of the internal thoracic aa? |
Anterior intercostal aa |
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Internal thoracic aa |
Aka internal mammary aa Runs lateral to the sternum Found on anterior chest wall |
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Anterior intercostal aa |
Runs along rivers Seen in internal, anterior chest Branches from internal thoracic aa |
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Thoracic aorta |
Segment of the descending aorta found superior to the diaphragm |
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Posterior intercostal aa |
Come off of thoracic aorta Found along ribs in back |
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What does the left subclavian artery become once it comes out from under the clavicle? |
Axillary aa |
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At what point do the Axillary aa change their name and what do they become? |
Upon passing the head of the humerus, they become known as the brachial aa |
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What do the brachial aa become and at what point? |
They become the radial aa (thumb side) and ulnar aa (pinky side) at the elbow |
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Pulmonary trunk |
Carries deoxygenated blood from the heart to the Pulmonary aa |
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Pulmonary aa |
Any blue vessel in the lung |
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Abdominal aorta |
Segment of the descending aorta inferior to the diaphragm |
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First major branch of the abdominal aorta |
Celiac trunk |
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Branches of the celiac trunk |
1. Common hepatic a 2. Left gastric a 3. Splenic a |
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Common hepatic a |
Travels to the right side of the body and enters the inferior aspect of the liver |
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Left gastric a |
Found between the common hepatic a and the splenic a Supplies blood to the stomach |
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Splenic a |
Travels to the left side of the body Supplies the spleen |
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Superior mesenteric a |
Supplies small intestines, ascending colon and transverse colon of large intestine |
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Ascending colon |
Right side of large intestine |
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Transverse colon |
Horizontal segment of large intestine |
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Suprarenal aa |
Supplies adrenal gland |
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Renal aa |
Supplies the kidneys |
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Gonadal aa |
Testicular aa in males, ovarian aa in females Long and thin |
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Inferior mesenteric aa |
Supplies descending and sigmoid colon of large intestine |
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Descending colon |
Left side of the large intestine Drops down |
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Sigmoid colon |
Curves up on the left side of the large intestine |
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Lumbar aa |
Last branches of the abdominal aorta Comes off the aorta just before it splits Supply lumbar musculature |
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Common iliac aa |
Branches off of the abdominal aorta |
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External iliac aa |
Branch off of the common iliac aa Run superficially |
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Internal iliac aa |
Run deep into the pelvis |
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Femoral aa |
Runs through thigh |
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Popliteal aa |
The femoral aa go deep into the leg just above the knee and resurface as these arteries behind the knee |
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Femoral artery |
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External iliac artery |
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Internal iliac artery |
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Common iliac aa |
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Gonadal artery |
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Inferior mesenteric a |
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Superior mesenteric a |
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Suprarenal artery |
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Splenic a |
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Renal a |
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Left gastric a |
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Common Hepatic a |
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Celiac trunk |
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Abdominal aorta |
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Thoracic aorta |
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Radial artery |
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Ulnar artery |
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Brachial a |
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Axillary artery |
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Left internal thoracic |
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External carotid aa |
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Internal carotid aa |
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Left vertebral a |
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Right common carotid a |
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Right vertebral a |
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Left subclavian a |
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Right subclavian a |
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Left common carotid a |
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Brachiocephalic trunk |
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Aortic arch |
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Ascending aorta |
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Coronary arteries |
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Left gastric a |
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Carotid sinus |
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Renal A |
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Splenic a |
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Common Hepatic a |
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Brachial artery |
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Inferior mesenteric a |
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Superior mesenteric a |
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Lumbar A |
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Circle of Willis |
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Vertebral A |