Peripheral Venous Anatomy Flashcards
In what direction do veins flow
a) proximal to distal
b) distal to proximal
b) distal to proximal
Veins never bifurcate they form _______
confluences
Deep veins accompany ______
arteries
Venae comitatnes are called what
corresponding veins
What are corresponding veins
paired deep veins
PTV and peroneals drain into what
tibioperoneal trunk
Tibioperonal trunk and ATV’s join to form what vein
Popliteal vein
The popliteal becomes the femoral vein at what canal
Hunters canal
The femoral vein and deep femoral vein form
the common femoral vein
The common femoral vein terminates when it drains into the _______ at the _______ canal
EIV at the inguinal canal
EIV and IIV empty into the
CIV
The IVC is formed by what
Right and left CIVs
Superficial veins do not have an ______
artery
This type of vein is located between the fascial layers within the subcutanous fat
Superficial veins
What is the longest vein in the body
GSV
The ______ drains into the CFV at the saphenofemoral juction
GSV
Where is the small saphenous vein located
posterior calf
The small saphenous vein drains into what
popliteal vein
What veins connect superficial to deep
perforating veins
What veins are used in connection with the calf muscle pump
perforating veins
What is a potential reservoir or channel that allows blood to accumulate in the calf during calf contraction
Venous sinuses
The IVC courses
a) superiorly
b) posteriorly
a) superiorly
What veins drain into the IVC
Renal veins
What drain the liver
Hepatic veins
The hepatic veins and IVC all drain into which chamber of the heart
a) right atrium
b) left atrium
a) right atrium
What is the flow direction of the hepatic veins
a) heptaopedal
b) hepatofugal
b) hepatofugal