Lesson 1C Flashcards
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First important branches of ascending aorta
coronory arteries
most common variant variant of branches and in what % of population
22%
left CCA and brachiocephalic have common origin
The second most common variant of branches
Left vertebral artery from aortic arch
Least common normal variant
Both CCA common origin
Double aortic arch - what happens
Left ascending aorta goes to the left, wraps around esophagus, connects the right descending aorta
No brachiocephalic arteries. Subclavian and CCA branch right off
The vertebral arteries brach directly off the
subclavian
The subclavian artery gives rise to what other major branches (2)
Internal mammary artery
Thyrocervical trunk
Subclavian artery becomes the axillary after the ____
1st rib
The axillary artery becomes what artery as it extends to elbow
Brachial
Other branch of the brachial artery
Deep brachial artery
The brachial artery separates into 3 branches
ulnar
radial
interosseus
Radial and ulnar arteries communicate with each other via the
single dorsal arch
The deep palmar arch is more (prox/distal)? to superficial palmar arch
Proximal
The superficial arch is most dominant and gives rise to the
common digital arteries
The common digital arteries gives rise to _____ which ______
Proper digital arteries
Which course down either side of the fingers
Brain receives blood supply from which 4 vessels
Paired internal carotid A
Paried vertebral A
At the upper border of the thyroid cartilage what happens to the CCA
Widens into the bulb then bifurcates into the internal carotid artery and the external artery
The bulb is continuous with what?
The ICA (considered the bulbs proximal portion)
ICA supplies the ____
Brain
ECA supplies the ____ (2)
Neck and face
Describe which is muscular/elastic of ICA and ECA
ICA = muscular ECA = elastic
Which is bigger, ICA or ECA
ICA
What is the flow divider
The junction of the ICA and ECA
The divider is the location of what
The carotid body and nerve complex of the carotid sinus