A&P II Lac Practical 2

anterior jugular vein

carotid sinus

• baroreceptor that monitors changes in arterial blood pressure

common carotid arteries

• supplies: head, neck, and face

external carotid artery

• supplies: face, mouth, sinuses, and structures of lateral head

external jugular vein

facial artery

• supplies: glandular tissue, muscles, skin, and fascia of face

facial vein

internal carotid artery

• supplies: structures of interior cranium (brain, pituitary gland and orbit)

interna jugular vein

superficial temporal artery

• supplies: structures within the temporal region

left brachiocephalic vein

left common carotid artery

radial artery

• supplies: radial nerve, elbow joint, hand, lateral aspect of anterior forearm

radial collateral artery

where can you find your radial pulse?

ulnar artery

• supplies: elbow joint, pronator teres, flexor digitorum superficialis, profundus, flexor carpi ulnaris

ulnar collateral artery

where can you find your ulnar artery?

axillary lymph nodes

lingual tonsil

• traps foreign material for lymphocytes to destroy

mediastinal lymph nodes

palatine tonsil

• located in the oropharynx

• collection of lymphoid nodules that trap foreign material

pharyngeal tonsil

• located in the nasopharynx

• collection of lymphoid nodules that trap foreign materials

thymus

• located in the mediastinum

• site of T cell maturation, proliferation, and differentiation

inguinal lymph nodes

spleen

• largest lymphatic organ that filters blood

thoracic duct

• drains everything except right thorax, right upper limb, head and neck

thoracic aorta

abdominal aorta

hepatic vein

inferior vena cava

• drains: lower limbs, pelvis, perineum, and abdomen

left renal artery

• supplies: kidneys

left renal vein

• drains: kidneys

right renal vein

• drains: kidneys

anterior tibial artery

• supplies: muscles of anterior lower leg, ankle, and foot

calcaneal artery

right common iliac artery

• supplies: pelvic cavity, perineum, and lower limbs

right common iliac vein

• drains: pelvic area and lower limbs

deep dorsal venous arch

deep plantar arterial arch

dorsal artery of foot

right external iliac artery

• supplies: muscles of the anterolateral abdomen and lower b=limb

femoral artery

• supplies: lower abdominal wall, external genitalia, and lower limb

where can you find the femoral artery pulse?

femoral vein

• drains: lower limbs

fibular artery

great saphenous vein

inferior gluteal artery

• supplies: pelvic diaphragm, piriformis, hamstrings, gluteus maximus, skin of butt

inferior vena cava

inferior iliac artery

lateral plantar artery

medial plantar artery

obturator artery

where can you find the pedal pulse?

popliteal artery

• supplies: knee joint, distal femur, proximal tibia, proximal heads of gastrocnemius, and skin

where can you find the popliteal artery pulse?

posterior tibial artery

• supplies: posterior part of leg, lateral lower leg, ankle, and foot

superior gluteal artery

• supplies: ilium, skin of butt, piriformis, gluteus medius, maximus, and minimus

brachiocephalic trunk

• supplies: right side of head, neck, and upper limb

What is 1?

axillary arteries

• supplies: axillary, shoulder, and pectoral regions

axillary veins

• drains from: scapular, axillary, pectoral, and brachial regions

subclavian veins

• drains from: entire upper limb

internal jugular veins

• drains from: skull, brain, superficial face and most of neck

brachiocephalic veins

• drains from: head, neck, and upper limb

superior ulnar collateral artery

• supplies: medial head of triceps brachii, cutaneous tissue and elbow joint

brachial artery

• supplies: biceps brachii, coracobrachialis, brachialis, humerus and elbow joint

superficial palmar arch

• supplies: palmar aspect of metacarpals and digits

How does the lymphatic system flow?

lymph → lymphatic capillaries → collecting vessels → lymphatic trunks → two collecting ducts → subclavian veins

right lymphatic duct

• drains the right thorax, upper limb, head and neck

right renal artery

• supplies: kidneys

left common iliac artery

• supplies: pelvic cavity, perineum, and lower limbs

left external iliac artery

• supplies: muscles of the anterolateral abdomen and the lower limb

left common iliac vein

• drains: pelvic area and lower limbs