UPPER LIMB BLOOD SUPPLY

Question 1

BLOOD FROM HE AORTA TO THE RIGHT GOES TO

Answer 1

brachiocephalic artery into subclaven/ common carotid

Question 2

blood from the aorta to the left

Answer 2

goes staight to subclaven or common carotid

Question 3

subclavian course

Answer 3

arch of aorta for the left side- origin

right side is brachiocephalic artery - origin

termination lateral boarder of 1st rib becomes axillary

Question 4

axillary artery course

Answer 4

lateral boarder of 1st rib

supply pectorial and shoulder region once crosses the inferior boarder of tere major

brachial has a deep/ profundi which supply the posterior arm

brachial ends when divides into radial ulna a elbow

supplies anterior arm

Question 5

radial artery course

Answer 5

supply lateral forearm
mainly supply the deep palmar arch too

Question 6

ulna arery

Answer 6

supply the medial forearm

mainly supply the superfical palmer arch

Question 7

dorsal venous arch

Answer 7

cephalic vein on the radial side to axillary artery
groove between the pec and deltoid

basilic vein- ulna side into axilary vein

medial cubital vein- connects both cephalic and basilic vein

anteror vein on forearm

Question 8

venous return

Answer 8

subclavian vein into braciocephalic vein on L/R into superior vena carva