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Module 1 Venous Anatomy Flashcards

1
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What is the circulatory system?

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A network of blood vessels that the transport nutrients, hormones, etc. to and from the heart

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What is the circulatory system comprised of? 5

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  1. Heart
  2. Arteries and arterials
  3. Veins and venues
  4. Capillaries
  5. Blood
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The right side of the (pulmonary) circulation has what kind of flow? As a result how did the walls seem?

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Little resistance to flow, so the walls of the right ventricle are thinner

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The left side of the (pulmonary) circulation has what level of resistance? What does this do to the walls?

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Greater Peripheral resistance so the left ventricular walls are more muscular

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What is the pressure system of the arteries and arterials? And what is the volume?

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  1. High pressure system
  2. Low volume
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What is the pressure system of the veins and venues ? What is the volume?

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  1. Low pressure system
  2. High volume
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What do the capillaries do?

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Exchange between blood and tissue

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8
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Veins are capacitance vessels that hold how much blood volume?

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2/3 of blood volume

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9
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What are considered a low pressure blood reservoir and what does it do?

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Veins, and they return blood to the heart

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What are vena combatants?

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Veins are often paired in the extremities and accompany an artery

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What two things controls the resistance of flow in the arteriole side? And what does it help regulate?

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  1. Muscular arterioles
  2. Precapillary sphincters
  3. The helps regulate the pressure in the arterial tree
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12
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Lymph capillaries coexist with what? And what does it do?

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  1. Blood capillaries
  2. They exchange anything from liquid to cells. They “mop up” or absorb excessive fluid like with interstitial edema
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13
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Single celled capillary walls help do what?

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Exchange nutrients and gasses

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14
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Average total blood in the adult body?

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5L

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15
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Blood is formed of what?

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  1. Erythrocyte (red blood cell)
  2. Leukocytes (white blood cells)
  3. Platelets
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16
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What is the vasa vasorum?

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Network of tiny vessels that supply the walls of large veins and arteries with nutrients and oxygen

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17
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Veins have 3 layers what are they?

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  1. Tunica Intima
  2. Tunica media
  3. Tunica adventitia
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18
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The number of valves increase as what?

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Distance from the heart increases

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19
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Valves allow for what? Where are there more valves?

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One way flow and present with greater numbers in the upper and lower extremities

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20
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Valves in the Intimal layer usually consist of how many leaflets?

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Bicuspid

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21
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What is reflux blood?

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Fills the pockets behind the leaflets causing them to close and stop the reversed flow

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22
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Where are valves in the veins usually found?

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Where a tributary joins a larger vein and at intervals along main veins

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23
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What are three different types of veins/

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  1. Deep
  2. Superficial
  3. Perforators
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24
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Deep veins are surrounded by what? They are usually accompanied by what? Calf veins are special how?

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  1. Surrounded by muscles
  2. Have an accompanying artery
  3. Calf veins are duplicated
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25
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What does the internal iliac veins drain?

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Pelvic viscera and muscles

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26
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What does the external iliac veins drain?

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Leg

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27
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Where is the Common iliac vein seen at? What is it formed by?

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The level of the sacroiliac joints and are formed by the confluence internal and external iliac veins

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28
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External iliac vein becomes the common femoral vein where?

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Inguinal ligament

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29
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Pop vein is formed by the confluence of what? 3

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  1. Anterior tibial veins
  2. Tibioperoneal trunk
  3. Perineal veins
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30
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What is the anterior tibial vein (ATV)? Where is it located? What does it join?

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  1. Pedal vein in foot
  2. Between the tibia and fibula
  3. Joins the tibial trunk
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Where is the Tibioperoneal trunk found? What two things does it consist of?

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Found along medial calf and consists of the
1. Posterior tibial veins
2. Medial and lateral plantar veins

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What are the Peroneal veins (Peroneal veins)? Where is it found?

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  1. Lateral Calf
  2. Behind fibula
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33
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What are the Soleal sinuses?

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Thick walled venous reservoirs within the soleal muscle

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What does the Soleal Sinuses empty into?

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Posterior tibial veins and peroneal veins

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Soleal sinuses do not contain what? What does this lead to?

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Venous valves and are a frequent site of thrombosis

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36
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Where are Lower extremity superficial veins located? 2

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  1. Near the skin surface
  2. Superficial to muscle
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37
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What does the Lower extremity superficial veins help the body to do?

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Helps regulate body temperature

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38
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Does the Lower extremity superficial veins have a corresponding artery?

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No

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39
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What structures are included in the Lower extremity superficial veins? 2

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  1. GSV
  2. SSV
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What is the GSV?

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Longest vein in the body (long saphenous)

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41
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Where is the GSV located?

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In the lower extremities medial malleolus to groin

42
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What does the GSV insert into?

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CFV and is 4 cm inferior to inguinal ligament

43
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What is the vein system is GSV connected to?

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It is a superficial system that is connected to the deep system via perforators

44
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What is the small saphenous vein (SSV)?

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Lesser saphenous/ short saphenous vein

45
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What does the small saphenous vein empty into?

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Popliteal vein posteriorly

46
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Where is the small saphenous vein located? (Calf and lateral malleolus)

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  1. Posterior calf
  2. Lateral and posterior to lateral malleolus
47
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Does the small saphenous vein connect to the GSV?

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Yes, through numerous tributaries

48
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What is popliteal fossa variant?

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High confluence of the Anterior tibial vein

49
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What is the duplication variant in the lower extremity? 2

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  1. Deep veins in the thigh are duplicated in up to 25% of patients.
  2. Duplication may be segmental or unilateral (femoral vein and popliteal vein)
50
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What are perforators? How does it help the skin level?

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  1. Connect deep and superficial system
  2. Keep blood from pooling at skin level
51
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Perforators are assessed for what?

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Chronic venous insufficiency (CVI)

52
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What are perforating veins?

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Veins connecting the superficial to deep vein system

53
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What directions can perforating veins travel?

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If functioning properly superficial to deep only!

54
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What are major perforators in the lower extremity? 3

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  1. Dodd’s
  2. Boyd’s
  3. Cockett’s
55
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Where is Dodd’s perforators located? Distance from knee? What are they called normally?

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  1. Medial thigh
  2. Hand width above knee
  3. “Thigh perforators”
56
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Where is the Boyd’s perforating veins located? Distance from knee? What are they called?

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  1. Medial calf
  2. Immediately below knee
  3. “knee perforators”
57
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Where is Cockett’s perforating veins located? What are they called?

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  1. Medial lower third of calf
  2. “Ankle perforators”
58
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What is the largest vein in the head and neck?

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Internal jugular vein

59
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What are the dural sinuses?

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  1. Chambers between the dura matter
60
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What does the dural sinuses drain into?

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Internal jugular veins

61
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Are the deep veins in the upper extremities paired?

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  1. Often paired
  2. Accompanied by an artery of the same name
62
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What do the superficial veins of the upper extremities do? Do they have an accompanying artery?

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  1. Join with deep veins
  2. Does not have an accompany artery
63
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Where are the superficial veins of the upper extremity located?

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Closer to the skin surface

64
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The primary route of venous drainage of the upper extremities are what?

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Through the superficial system

65
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What are the UE deep veins? 8

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  1. Superior vena cava
  2. Innominate (RT and LT)
  3. Internal Jugular (IJV)
  4. Subclavian (SCV)
  5. Axillary
  6. Brachial (2)
  7. Radial (2)
  8. Ulnar (2)
66
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What is the cephalic vein? What does it join to form?

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  1. Upper extremity superficial vein
  2. Joins the axillary veins and forms the Subclavian vein
67
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What kind of vein is the median cubital vein? What is it a tributary of? What does it join? Where is it located?

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  1. Upper extremity superficial vein
  2. Tributary of the cephalic vein
  3. Joins the basillic
  4. Located near the elbow
68
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What does the basilic vein join? Where is it located?

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  1. Joins the brachial vein to form the axillary vein
  2. Medial bicep and forearm
69
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What does the basilic vein form in the hand?

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The medial dorsal arch of the hand

70
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What is the inferior vena cava?

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1.Largest vein in the body

71
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Where does the IVC taper off?

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At the union of common iliac veins at the L5

72
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How does the IVC course? Through what?

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Superiorly through the retroperitoneum

73
Q

What is the location of the IVC and the liver?

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Posterior

74
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What is the superior path of the IVC?

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Passes through the diaphragm and enters the Right atrium

75
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What is the renal veins?

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Drain from the hilum of each kidney

76
Q

Where is the Renal veins located in relation to the renal artery?

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Anterior to the artery

77
Q

Which renal vein is shorter?

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Right renal vein is shorter and travels more inferiorly than the left

78
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The Left renal vein travels how in relation to the SMA and the aorta?

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Posterior to the SMA and anterior to aorta

79
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What are the hepatic veins?

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  1. Short veins (right, middle, and left ) that drains the liver
  2. Empties into the IVC just below the diaphragm
80
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What does the right and left hepatics do?

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Drain the right and left lobes of the liver

81
Q

What does the middle hepatic vein do?

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  1. Drains the middle segment of the left lobe
  2. Drains the anterior segment if the right lobe
82
Q

What is the portal system?

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  1. Venous system
  2. Returns blood for blood and spleen
83
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Is the portal system part of the venous circulation?

A

No it is separate

84
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What substances does the portal system contain?

A

Nutrients and oxygen

85
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How much blood flow does the portal system deliver to the liver?

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3/4

86
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What structures are included in the portal system? 4

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  1. Main portal vein (MPV)
  2. Superior mesenteric vein (SMV)
  3. Splenic vein (SV)
  4. Inferior mesenteric vein (IMV)
87
Q

Where does the main portal vein form?

A

Posterior to the neck of the pancreas
Confluence of the superior mesenteric vein and the splenic vein

88
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How long is the main portal vein?

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  1. 5.5 - 8 cm in length
  2. 1 cm in diameter
89
Q

Where is the Main portal vein located?

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Posterior to the first portion of the duodenum to the porta hepatis

90
Q

What does the main portal vein divide into?

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Left and right branches

91
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What vessels does the main portal vein receive?

A

LT and RT gastric veins

92
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What does the left portal vein receive?

A

Paraumbilical vein

93
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Where does the SMV originate?

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Root of the mesentery

94
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Where is the SMV located?

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In front of the 3rd portion of the duodenum and uncinate process

95
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Where is the SMV located in relation to the SMA?

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Parallel and to the left

96
Q

Where does the splenic vein border?

A

The posterior surface of the pancreatic body and tail

97
Q

What veins empties into the splenic vein? 2

A
  1. Gastroepiploic vein
  2. Short gastric vein
98
Q

What does the splenic vein join with?

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The SMV to form the MPV

99
Q

Where is the Splenic vein located in the abdomen?

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Medial and superior in the abdomen

100
Q

Where does the inferior mesenteric vein start?

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Begins midway down the anal canal as the superior rectal vein

101
Q

Where does the IMV run? What does it join?

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Up the posterior abdominal wall on the left side and joins the splenic vein behind the pancreas

102
Q

Is the IMV easy to recognize on U/S?

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No, because of two things
1. Anatomic location
2. Small diameter

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