Unit 2 Fill in the Blank Moved Around Flashcards
The LIGAMENTUM ARTERIOSUM is a remnant of the fetal DUCTUS ARTERIOSUS, an arterial shunt between the _____and ______
PULMONARY TRUNK
AORTIC ARCH
The _________ drains into the CORONARY SINUS, whereas the ANTERIOR CARDIAC VEINS and the ______ drain into the RIGHT ATRIUM.
MIDDLE CARDIAC VEIN
VENAE CORDIS MINIMAE
The _______ (glandular tissue) of the MAMMARY GLAND is located within the _________ (layer) of the anterior chest wall overlying the_______ and PECTORALIS MAJOR muscles.
PARANCHYMA
SUPERFICIAL FASCIA
SERRATUS ANTERIOIR
The ____ and _______ layers of the PLEURA are continuous at the ROOT of the LUNG.
PARIETAL
VISCERAL
The LEFT, QUADRATE, and CAUDATE lobes of the liver typically receive their primary _____ blood supply from branches of the _____ ARTERY.
ARTERIAL
LEFT HEPATIC
The _______ is formed by the union of the VAS DEFERENS and SEMINAL VESICLE, and drains directly into the ______ (SINUS).
EJACTULATORY DUCT
PROSTATIC URETHRA
The SUPERIOR _____ is one of the terminal branches of the INTERNAL THORACIC artery.
EPIGASTRIC ARTERY
The INFERIOR TRACHEOBRONCHIAL lymph nodes are located directly ______ to the CARINA.
INFERIOR
The _______ is typically a direct tributary of the LEFT BRACHIOCEPHALIC VEIN.
LEFT SUPERIOR INTERCOSTAL VEIN
The PROPER HEPATIC ARTERY, COMMON BILE DUCT, and HEPATIC PORTAL VEIN are all suspended within the _________.
HEPATODUODENAL LIGAMENT
The PROPER HEPATIC ARTERY, ________, and HEPATIC PORTAL VEIN are all suspended within the HEPATODUODENAL LIGAMENT.
COMMON BILE DUCT
The SUPERIOR MEDIASTINUM (thoracic space) extends from the_____ to a plane extending from the INFERIOR BORDER OF VERTEBRA T4 TO THE ______.
THORACIC INLET
STERNAL ANGLE
In infants, the THYMUS (a visceral structure) typically extends into the ________
ANTERIOR MEDIASTINUM
The THORACIC DUCT, a lymphatic vessel, begins at the _______ and empties into the venous system at the junction of the LEFT SUBCLAVIAN AND _______.
CISTERNA CHYLI
INTERNAL JUGULAR VEINS
The THORACIC duct traverses the ______ by passing through the AORTIC HIATUS.
DIAPHRAGM
The AZYGOS vein is formed by the union of the RIGHT ASCENDING LUMBAR,_______, and RIGHT SUBCOSTAL VEINS.
RIGHT LUMBAR AZYGOS
The AZYGOS vein is formed by the union of the _______, RIGHT LUMBAR AZYGOS, and _______.
RIGHT ASCENDING LUMBAR
RIGHT SUBCOSTAL VEINS
The ________ typically receives its blood supply from branches of the VAGINAL (female inferior vesicle), OVARIAN and UTERINE arteries.
UTERUS
In its course through the mediastinum, the ESOPHAGUS is typically constricted _______ by the ARCH OF THE AORTA and the LEFT MAIN BRONCHUS.
ANTERIORLY
In its course through the mediastinum, the ESOPHAGUS is typically constricted ANTERIORLY by the ________ and the _________
ARCH OF THE AORTA
LEFT MAIN BRONCHUS.
The __________, positioned between the BIFURCATION OF THE TRACHEA and the ARCH OF THE AORTA, receives ______ axons from the VAGUS nerves.
CARDIAC PLEXUS
PARASYMPATHETIC
The _______ INTERVENTRICULAR ARTERY is typically a direct branch of the RIGHT CORONARY ARTERY.
POSTERIOR
The GREATER SPLANCHNIC nerves typically traverses the ______ by piercing or passing through the CRURA.
DIAPHRAGM
The GREATER SPLANCHNIC nerves typically traverses the DIAPHRAGM by piercing or passing through the ______.
CRURA