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Anatomy 2 Exam 5 Flashcards

1
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DESCENDING AORTA
THORACIC AORTA ABDOMINAL AORTA
PARIETAL BRANCHES
VISCERAL BRANCHES

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DESCENDING AORTA
                       THORACIC AORTA
PARIETAL BRANCHES    VISCERAL BRANCHES
INTERCOSTAL                    BRONCHIAL
SUBCOSTAL                       PERICARDIAL
SUPERIOR PHRENIC         ESOPHAGEAL
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last & longest division of longest artery the aorta, divided at diaphragm (above is thoracic and below is abdominal)

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DESCENDING AORTA

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Feed the walls of thoracic cavity

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PARIETAL BRANCHES

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Feeds the intercostals spaces between the ribs

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INTERCOSTAL

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Feeds the spaces beneath the ribs, but ABOVE the diaphragm

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SUBCOSTAL

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feeds the superior surface of the phrenic muscle or diaphragm

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SUPERIOR PHRENIC

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feeds the viscera or organs within the thoracic cavity

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VISCERAL BRANCHES

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feeds the bronchi and trachea; feed air passageway between windpipe & bronchi

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BRONCHIAL

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feeds the pericardium (sac surrounding heart)

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PERICARDIAL

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feeds the portion of esophagus located between throat & stomach in the thoracic cavity

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ESOPHAGEAL

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ABDOMINAL AORTA
UNPAIRED-VIS PAIRED-VIS PARIETAL
CELIAC TRUNK
SUPERIOR MESENTERIC
INFERIOR MESENTERIC

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ABDOMINAL AORTA
UNPAIRED-VIS PAIRED-VIS PARIETAL
MIDDLE SUPRARENAL
RENAL
GONADAL

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ABDOMINAL AORTA
UNPAIRED-VIS PAIRED-VIS PARIETAL
INFERIOR PHRENIC
LUMBAR
MIDDLE SACRAL

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ABDOMINAL AORTA
UNPAIRED-VIS       PAIRED-VIS    PARIETAL    
CELIAC TRUNK  
LEFT GASTRIC
SPLENIC
COMMON HEPATIC
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Off Descending Aorta branches are classified according to what they feed below diaphragm

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ABDOMINAL AORTA

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arteries that feeds single or unpaired organs within abdominal cavity

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UNPAIRED VISCERAL BRANCHES

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most superior unpaired visceral branch off Abdomen Aorta

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CELIAC TRUNK/AXIS

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goes to left; feeds cardiac portion of esophagus ; upper portion of lesser curvature of the stomach; cardiac portion of stomach

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LEFT GASTRIC

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goes left; longest branch off celiac trunk; feeds spleen; pancreas; upper dome shaped portion of stomach (fundus); upper portion of greater curvature of stomach

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SPLENIC

18
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only branch going laterally to right; feeds liver thru L&R hepatic; gall bladder; lower portion of lesser & greater curvatures of stomach; last division (pyloric) of stomach; first 12 inches of sm. Intestine called duodenum

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COMMON HEPATIC

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goes laterally to right; middle of unpaired arteries; feeds majority of sm. intestine (jejunum and ilieum); right half of lg. intestine (cecum, appendix, ascending colon & transverse colon)

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SUPERIOR MESENTERIC (intestines)

20
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most inferior unpaired visceral branch to come off front of abdominal aorta; goes laterally to left; feeds left half of lg. intestine (descending colon, sigmoid colon, rectum & anal canal)

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INFERIOR MESENTERIC (intestines)

21
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come off side of abdominal aorta; feed paired organs located within or originated in abdominal cavity

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PAIRED VISCERAL BRANCHES

22
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most superior paired visceral branch to come off sides of abdominal aorta; feeds suprarenal glands (adrenal)

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MIDDLE SUPRARENAL

23
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feeds the kidneys

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RENAL

24
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most inferior paired visceral branches; feeds sex glands (testicular in men or ovarian in women)

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GONADAL (TESTICULAR OR OVARIAN)

25
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Posterior branches

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PARIETAL BRANCHES

26
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most superior parietal branches off abdomen aorta; feeds the inferior or underside of the diaphragm

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INFERIOR PHRENIC

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feeds the loins or lumbar or lower back region and the love handle region

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LUMBAR

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most inferior single unpaired parietal branch. Feeds the sacrum and coccyx and rectum

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MIDDLE SACRAL

28
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Terminal branches of the descending aorta. Each split into the external and internal iliac

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R & L COMMON ILIAC ARTERY

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COMMON ILIAC ARTERY
EXTERNAL ILIAC           INTERNAL ILIAC
FEMORAL ARTERY 
POPLITEAL
ANTERIOR TIBIAL
DORSALIS PEDIS
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POPLITEAL
ANTERIOR TIBIAL POSTERIOR TIBIAL
DORSALIS PEDIS

30
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continues as femoral

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R & L EXTERNAL ILIAC

31
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goes to gluteal region

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R & L INTERNAL ILIAC

32
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Between hip and knee; medial boundary which becomes POPLITEAL

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FEMORAL ARTERY

33
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posterior to the knee, short vessel which branches into two ANTERIOR TIBIAL & POSTERIOR TIBIAL

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POPLITEAL

34
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will cross shin bone from behind knee at ankle level it continues as DORSALIS PEDIS

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ANTERIOR TIBIAL

35
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never crosses the shin bone because its behind last artery feeds the plantar or sole of the foot

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POSTERIOR TIBIAL

36
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At ankel level feeds toenail surface of the foot

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DORSALIS PEDIS

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