Vascular Supply To Upper Extremity

Question 1

The left subclavian is a direct branch from the

Answer 1

Aortic arch

Question 2

Right subclavian branch from

Answer 2

Brachiocephalic

Question 3

medial to the anterior scalene muscle is part

Answer 3

Part 1

Question 4

Posterior to the anterior scalene muscle is part

Answer 4

2

Question 5

Lateral to the anterior scalene muscle is part

Answer 5

3

Question 6

Subclavian arteries: What are the part 1 branches:

Answer 6

Internal thoracic artery
Vertebral artery
Thyrocervical arterial trunk

Question 7

Vertebral artery passes through

Answer 7

The transverse foramina (c6-T1) and through the foramen magnum

Question 8

Vertebral artery unites

Answer 8

With opposite vertebral artery to form basilar artery

Question 9

Subclavian branches part 1: thyrocervical arterial trunk arteries?

Answer 9

Suprascapular artery
Transverse cervical artery
Inferior thyroid artery

Question 10

Axillary artery is divided into thirds by

Answer 10

Pectoralis minor

Question 11

Axillary muscle divisions:

Answer 11

1 part superior to muscle
2 part deep to muscle
3 part inferior to muscle

Question 12

1 part of axillary artery: superior thoracic artery supplies

Answer 12

Posterior aspects of intercostal spaces 1 and 2 and part of serrated anterior

Question 13

2nd part of axillary artery: branches? (4)

Answer 13

Pectoral branch
Deltoid branch
Acromial branch
Clavicular branch

Question 14

2nd part of axillary artery: lateral thoracic artery extends

Answer 14

Along lateral side of pectoralis minor

Question 15

2nd part of axillary artery: lateral thoracic artery supplies

Answer 15

Part of pectoral muscles, lymph nodes, and breast

Question 16

3rd part of axillary artery: posterior circumflex humeral passes

Answer 16

Around posterior aspect of surgical neck of humerus

Question 17

3rd part of axillary artery: posterior circumflex humeral anastomoses with

Answer 17

The anterior circumflex humeral

Question 18

3rd part of axillary artery: posterior circumflex humeral runs with

Answer 18

Axillary nerve

Question 19

3rd part of axillary artery: posterior circumflex humeral supplies muscles

Answer 19

Deltoid and triceps

Question 20

3rd part of axillary artery: posterior circumflex humeral part of contents of what space

Answer 20

Quadrilateral

Question 21

The anastomosing arterial branches: 5

Answer 21

1 suprascapular artery 
2 dorsal scapular artery
3 posterior intercostal arteries
4 circumflex scapular artery
5 thoracodorsal artery

Question 22

Artery from thyrocervical trunk

Answer 22

Suprascapular artery

Question 23

Artery from deep branch of transverse cervical artery from subclavian artery

Answer 23

Dorsal scapular artery

Question 24

Artery from thoracic aorta

Answer 24

Posterior intercostal artery

Question 25

Artery from division of subscapular artery from axillary artery

Answer 25

Circumflex scapular artery

Question 26

Artery from division of subscapular artery from axillary artery (other than circumflex scapular artery)

Answer 26

Thoracodorsal artery

Question 27

Deep brachial (profundity brachii) runs with what nerve

Answer 27

Radial

Question 28

Deep brachial wraps around

Answer 28

Posterior surface of humerus

Question 29

Deep brachial runs in

Answer 29

Radial groove with radial nerve

Question 30

Deep brachial supplies

Answer 30

Posterior compartment of brachium

Question 31

Deep brachial anastomoses with

Answer 31

Radial recurrent

Question 32

Superior ulnar collateral runs with

Answer 32

Ulnar nerve

Question 33

Superior ulnar collateral passes

Answer 33

Posterior to medial epicondyle

Question 34

Superior ulnar nerve anastomoses with

Answer 34

Posterior ulnar recurrent artery

Question 35

Ulnar artery: common interosseous artery gives off anterior and posterior interosseous arteries that run on

Answer 35

Either side of the interosseous membrane in the antebrachium

Question 36

Ulnar artery gives off anterior ulnar recurrent that runs upward anterior to the

Answer 36

the medial epicondyle

Question 37

Ulnar artery gives off anterior ulnar recurrent that forms anastomoses with the

Answer 37

Inferior ulnar collateral from the brachial artery

Question 38

Ulnar artery gives off posterior ulnar recurrent that runs upward behind the

Answer 38

Medial epicondyle

Question 39

Ulnar artery gives off posterior ulnar recurrent that forms anastomoses with the

Answer 39

Superior ulnar collateral from the brachial artery

Question 40

Basilic vein: median cubical vein lies superficial

Answer 40

To bicipital aponeurosis

Question 41

Laterally: lymphatics follow cephalopods vein to 1:

Answer 41

Chain of nodes in deltapectoral groove

Question 42

Laterally: lymphatics follow cephalic vein to 1: chain of nodes in deltapectoral groove to 2:

Answer 42

Axillary nodes

Question 43

Medially: lymphatics flow to epitrochlear nodes to

Answer 43

Axillary nodes

Question 44

Lymph nodes: brachial lie medial to humerus near

Answer 44

Axillary artery and vein

Question 45

Lymph nodes: pectoral lie behind…with what artery

Answer 45

Pectoralis minor with lateral thoracic artery

Question 46

Lymph nodes: pectoral drain what gland

Answer 46

Mammary

Question 47

Lymph nodes: subscapular lie along lower border of with what artery

Answer 47

Of scapula with subscapular artery

Question 48

Lymph nodes: subscapular drain in what direction

Answer 48

Drain back

Question 49

Lymph nodes: central nodes in what type of fat

Answer 49

Axillary fat

Question 50

Lymph nodes: central nodes receive lymph from

Answer 50

Brachial, pectoral, subscapular nodes

Question 51

Lymph nodes: central nodes drain to

Answer 51

Apical nodes behind clavicle