chapter 1

Question 1

Proximal to Arch, the first branches of ascending aorta are the coronary A.

Answer 1

Aortic Arch

Question 2

Terminates in DEEP PALMAR arch by joining deep branch of ulnar artery

Answer 2

Radial Artery

Question 3

Terminates in SUPERFICIAL PALMAR arch

Answer 3

Ulnar artery

Question 4

Predominate source of blood flow to the hand

Answer 4

Ulnar artery

Question 5

Divides into the right common carotid and subclavian arteries

Answer 5

Innominate/Brachiocephalic

Question 6

Some branches of this vessel are: Vertebral, thyrocervical, costocervical

Answer 6

Subclavian A.

Question 7

Distal portion of the ulnar A.

Branch of the radial A.

Answer 7

Superficial palmar (volar)

Question 8

Distal portion of radial A.

deep palmar Branch of the ulnar A.

Answer 8

Deep palmar arch

Question 9

First branch of the Aorta is

Answer 9

Celiac A. (CA)

Question 10

Second branch of the Aorta is

Answer 10

Superior mesenteric A. (SMA)

Question 11

Source of collateral pathways

Answer 11

Superior Mesenteric A. (SMA)

Question 12

The landmark for locating the left renal A. is the left renal V. crosses the AO anteriorly or posteriorly?
The AO being what?

Answer 12

Anteriorly

Posteriorly

Question 13

The Inferior mesenteric A. (IMA) branches off the AO in what direction?

Answer 13

To the left

Question 14

If you see a lot of flow in the IMA that means its acting as what?

Answer 14

Collateral connection

Question 15

Common iliac A. (CIA) divides into:

Answer 15

Internal iliac A. (hypogastric)

External iliac A.

Question 16

Travels along medial side of Psoas major muscle.

Answer 16

External iliac A.