Upper Extremities Blood Circulation

Question 1

238

Answer 1

Subclavian arteries supply blood to the Upper Extremities

Question 2

241

Answer 2

At the border of the 1st rib, subclavian becomes the axillary artery

Question 3

246

Answer 3

After axillary artery passes the axilla it is called brachial artery

Question 4

254

Answer 4

Just below the below the brachial artery divides into 2 branches: Radial and Ulnar arteries

Question 5

265

Answer 5

Both radial and ulnar arteries extend into the palm of the hand where they subdivide into superficial and deep volar arches

Question 6

270

Answer 6

Superficial and Deep volar arches extend into the digital arteries

Question 7

275

Answer 7

From digital arteries the blood into arterioles and then into capillaries in order to nourish the cells

Question 8

290

Answer 8

Trace the path of blood from the heart to the capillaries of the left hand

Question 9

291

Answer 9

From capillaries the blood flows into venules

Question 10

294

Answer 10

The venules then carry the blood to the superficial land Deep Volar Venous Arches

Question 11

313

Answer 11

The blood from the superficial volar venous arches flows into a network of superficial veins, the dorsal venous network of the hand

Question 12

318

Answer 12

From the dorsal venous network, 2 large veins extend superficially upward, returning the blood toward the heart.

Question 13

319

Answer 13

Cephalic vein extends superficially from the dorsal venous network along the thumb side of arm

Question 14

323

Answer 14

Basilic vein extends superficially upward along the little finger of the arm

Question 15

332

Answer 15

Cephalic vein extends superficially upward to empty into the axillary vein

Question 16

336

Answer 16

Basilic vein extends superficially upward and joins brachial vein to form the axillary vein

Question 17

360

Answer 17

Blood from venules enters superficial and deep volar arches. Superficial

Question 18

364

Answer 18

Radial and ulnar veins combine just below elbow to form brachial vein

Question 19

367

Answer 19

Brachial vein extends upwards into axillary vein

Question 20

370

Answer 20

The axillary vein receives blood from cephalic vein and brachial vein joined the brachial vein

Question 21

380

Answer 21

On the right side the axillary veins extends into the right subclavian vein and vice versa

Question 22

381

Answer 22

The axillary vein extends into the subclavian vein

Question 23

383

Answer 23

Right subclavian vein empties into right innominte/brachiocephalic empty

Question 24

387

Answer 24

Right and left innominate/ braciocephalic emptie into right innnominate and vice versa

Question 25

391

Answer 25

Superior vena cava extends into right atrium of heart