vessels Flashcards

1
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the aorta in the chest cavity

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descending thoracic aorta

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the aorta under the diaphragm

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descending abdominal aorta

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3
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the first branch on top of aorta from the right

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brachiocephalic trunk

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4
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middle branch on top of the aorta

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left common carotid artery

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5
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left most branch on top of the aorta

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left subclavian artery

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6
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the split from the brachiocephalic trunk that goes up the right side of neck

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right common carotid artery

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the split from the brachiocephalic branch that goes under the right clavicle. it will go to the first rib

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right subclavian artery

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the split from the left common carotid artery on aorta going up the neck

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left common carotid artery

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9
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the split from the left common carotid artery going under the clavicle. goes to the first rib on left side

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left subclavian artery

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10
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seen on both right and left common carotid arteries, the more external of the split on the outside of skull

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left and right external carotid artery

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seen on both left and right common carotid arteries; the split that goes inside the skull

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left and right internal carotid artery

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12
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the branch from the external carotid artery going towards the outside occipital (back) region

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left or right occipital artery

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the branch going straight up from the external carotid artery to the temporal region

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left or right temporal artery

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14
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the branch from the external carotid artery that goes towards the face (chin area

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left or right facial artery

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the arteries that go through the foreman magnum through the transverse vertebrae

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left or right vertebral arteries

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16
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the joining of the vertebral arteries inside the skull into on singular vessel

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basilar artery

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17
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on the inside of the skull, the arteries going towards the back of the skull

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left and right posterior cerebral arteries

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18
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the arteries extending inside the skull from the internal carotid arteries. there’s a slight curve on model

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left or right middle cerebral arteries

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thin arteries extending to the front of the skull. they connect to the middle cerebral arteries

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left or right anterior cerebral artery

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20
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the connection vessels from the middle cerebral arteries to the posterior cerebral arteries

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left or right posterior communicating arteries

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21
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the little thread connecting the anterior cerebral arteries

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anterior communicating artery

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22
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the circle towards the anterior portion of skull

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circle of willis

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23
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the vein seen on either side of the neck

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left or right internal jugular vein

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24
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the split from the superior vena cava

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left or right brachiocephalic veins

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from the brachiocephalic veins, this branch goes under the clavicle
right or left subclavian veins
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the artery that extends from the subclavian artery past the first rib going under the armpit.
left or right axillary artery
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the artery extending down the upper arm
left or right brachial artery
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the split at the elbow from the brachial artery going down the thumb side
left or right radial artery
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the split at the elbow from the brachial artery going down the pinky side of the arm
left or right ulnar artery
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the arteries looping from radial and ulnar arteries in the palm
palmar arches
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the vein extending part the first rib from the subclavian vein under the armpit
left or right axillary vein
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the vein that goes down along the medial ulnar side of the arm from the axillary all the way down
left or right basilic vein
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the vein that comes all the way down the lateral radial side of the arm
left or right cephalic vein
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the connector vein at the elbow of the basilic and cephalic vein
median cubical vein
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the split from the descending abdominal aorta in the pelvis region
left or right common iliac artery
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the split from the common iliac artery going down towards the leg past the abdominal wall
left or right external iliac artery
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the split from the common iliac artery going deep within the pelvis
left or right internal iliac artery
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the artery the extends from the external iliac artery into the leg
left or right femoral artery
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the first nub on the descending abdominal aorta under the diaphragm. this goes to the spleen, stomach, and liver
celiac trunk
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the nub under the celiac trunk on the descending abdominal aorta. goes to the intestine
superior mesenteric artery
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the nub under the superior mesenteric artery that goes towards the left. goes to the colon
inferior mesenteric artery
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the arteries that go from the descending abdominal aorta to the kidneys
left or right renal artery
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the tiny threads that go from the descending abdominal aorta to the gonads
left or right gonadal artery
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the artery coming from the celiac trunk going up
left gastric artery
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the artery coming from the celiac trunk to the spleen (left)
splenic artery
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the artery coming from the celiac trunk to the liver (right)
hepatic artery
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the vein in the abdominal that goes from the inferior vena cava to the liver
hepatic vein
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the veins that go to each kidney
left or right renal vein
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the vein thread that goes to the gonads
left or right gonadal vein
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the vein that splits from the base of the inferior vena cava
left or right common iliac vein
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the smaller branch from the common iliac vein that goes internally
left or right internal iliac vein
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the larger external branch from the common iliac vein
external iliac vein
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the artery behind the knee
left or right popliteal artery
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the vein behind the knee
left or right popliteal vein
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the artery going behind the tibia
left or right posterior tibial artery
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the artery going in front on the tibia
left or right anterior tibial anterior artery
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at the ankle from the anterior tibial artery
left or right dorsalis pedis artery
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at the top of the foot from the dorsalis pedis artery
left or right arcuate artery
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at the bottom of the foot these arteries are
left or right deep plantar arch artery
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the vein that comes from the external iliac vein behind the femur
left or right femoral vein
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the vein more medial on the leg, see varicose veins
left or right great saphenous vein
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the vein behind the knee
left or right popliteal vein
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where are the capillary beds connected to portal veins located
stomach, spleen, intestines
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from the spleen the portal vein going towards the liver
splenic vein
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where is the second set of portal capillary beds located
liver
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the portal vessel leading into the liver
hepatic portal vein
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from the top going into the hepatic portal vein is the
gastric vein
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the branch closes to the spleen off the splenic vein
inferior mesenteric vein
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the larger branch off to splenic vein closer to the liver
superior mesenteric vein
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the passage way on fetus between right and left atrium in womb
foreman ovale
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the scar tissue on septum where the foramen ovale once was. on model
fossa ovalis
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if foramen ovale doesn’t heal it’s called the
pfo
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the duct between the pulmonary trunk and aorta on a fetus in womb
ductus arteriosus
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the scar tissue where the ductus arteriosus has healed. on model
ligamentum arteriosum
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the prominent nub on the superior vena cava
azygos vein