Blood Flow - Lower Extremities Flashcards
What are the branches of the common iliac A.?
external iliac A.; internal iliac A.
What does the external iliac A. turn into, and what structure marks this change?
becomes femoral A. when it passes deep to inguinal ligament
What are the branches of the external iliac A.?
deep circumflex iliac A.
What are the branches of the femoral A.?
profunda femoris A.; descending genicular A.
What are the branches of the profunda femoris A.?
medial circumflex of the femoral A.; lateral circumflex of the femoral A.; 1st-4th perforating AA.
What are the branches of the medial circumflex of the femoral A.?
ascending branch, transverse branch, acetabular branch
What are the branches of the lateral circumflex of the femoral A.?
ascending branch, transverse branch, descending branch
What does the femoral A. turn into, and what structure marks this change?
becomes popliteal A. once it exits the adductor canal through the adductor hiatus
What are the branches of the popliteal A.?
lateral superior genicular A., medical superior genicular A., lateral sural A., medial sural A., lateral inferior genicular A., medial inferior genicular A.
What does the popliteal A. turn into?
anterior tibial A. and posterior tibial A.
What are the branches of the anterior tibial A.?
anterior tibial recurrent A.
What does the anterior tibial A. turn into, and what structure marks this change?
becomes dorsalis pedis A. once it passes deep to the inferior extensor retinaculum
What does the dorsalis pedis A. become?
deep plantar A., arcuate A.
What are the three branches of the arcuate A.?
dorsal metatarsal AA. (x3)
What are the two branches of each dorsal metatarsal A.?
dorsal digital AA. (x2 per dorsal metatarsal A.)