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Function of veins

Return blood to the heart

Superior vena cava

Drains the head, neck, arms and thorax

Inferior vena cava

Drains lower body, abdomen, pelvis, and legs

External jugular

Veins that drain the scalp, face, and ears.


Descend on either side of the neck and empty into the right and left subclavian veins

Internal jugular

Veins that drain the brain, face, and neck.


Medial to external jugulars

Subclavian

Prominent veins that drain the arms.


Converges with the internal jugular to form the brachiocephalic.

Brachiocephalic

Short large veins on both sides that unite to form superior vena cava.


Enters right atrium

Radial

Thumb side

Ulnar

Pinkie side

Brachial vein

Radial and ulnar merge to form.


Extends along the posterior surface of the humorous, lies deep in arm

Basilic vein

Extends the medial aspect of the arm (entire length)

Cephalic vein

Extends the lateral aspect of the arm (entire length)

Median cubital

A short vein connecting the basilic and cephalic vein's at their distal ends (elbow region)

Axillary vein

Short vein formed as the brachial and basilic vein's merge at the proximal ends

Front (Term)

Whole body vein