veins of the pelvis and the lower limb Flashcards
common iliac vein
drains venous blood from the legs and pelvis
external iliac vein
recieves venous blood from the lower limb
internal iliac vein
drains the pelvis
femoral vein
receives blood from the popliteal vein and becomes the external iliac vein in the inguinal region
great saphenous vein
superficial vein; longest in the body; begins in the dorsal venous arch and extends into the femoral vein
fibular vein
drains the cal and joins the anterior tibial vein to produce the popliteal vein
anterior tibial vein
serve the calf and foot; superior continuation of the dorsalis pedis vein
posterior tibial vein
serves the calf and foot; formed by the union of the medial and lateral plantar veins
dorsalis pedis vein
deep vein that drains the foot into the anterior tibial vein
dorsal venous arch
drains the dorsal metatarsal veins into the great saphenous vein
dorsal metatarsal vein
drains the toes into the dorsal venous arch
deep plantar arch
drains the deep plantar part of the foot and digital veins into the plantar veins
digital veins
drain the toes on the plantar side of the foot into the deep plantar arch