Clinical anatomy of Venous Ulceration

Question 1

List the parts of the upper limb from proximal to distal

Answer 1

Axilla, arm, elbow, forearm, forearm, wrist and hand

Question 2

List the parts of the lower limb from proximal to distal

Answer 2

Groin, thigh, knee/popliteal fossa, leg, ankle, foot

Question 3

Another name for arm

Answer 3

Brachial

Question 4

List the parts of the upper limb arterial system

Answer 4

Subclavian, axillary, brachial/deep brachial, splits to radial and ulnar, deep and superficial palmar arteries, metacarpal and digital arteries

Question 5

How many arteries are there per digit

Answer 5

4

Question 6

List the parts of the lower limb arterial supply

Answer 6

External iliac, femoral, popliteal, anterior/posterior tibial and dorsalis pedis

Question 7

Info about cephalic vein

Answer 7

In deltopectoral groove
Drains into axillary vein
Lateral aspect of upper limb

Question 8

When does the cephalic vein become the subclavian

Answer 8

Lateral border of rib 1

Question 9

Information about the basilic vein

Answer 9

Medial aspect of upper limb

Drains into brachial vein

Question 10

Info about the great saphenous vein

Answer 10

Medial aspect of the lower limb

Drains into the femoral vein

Question 11

Info about the small saphenous vein

Answer 11

Posterior aspect of the limb

Drains into popliteal artery

Question 12

Where do the axillary lymph nodes drain

Answer 12

Subclavian nodes

Question 13

Where do external iliac nodes drain to

Answer 13

Drain to common iliac nodes and enter lumbar