a&p 150 - blood and blood vessels

1

lymphocyte 1

1

monocyte 1

1

red blood cells 1

1

platelet 1

1

eosinophil 1

1

neutrophil 1

1

basophil 1

2

monocyte 2

2

lymphocyte 2

2

eosinophil 2

2

basophil 2

2

neutrophil

red blood cells function

carried oxygen and carbon dioxide

monocytes function

largest leukocytes, become macrophages

eosinophils function

released during parasite infections and allergies

neutrophil function

engulfs small bacteria and particles

basophils

releases histamine and heparin

lymphocytes function

creates antibodies

platelets function

fragment of cell, involved in clotting

name this structure

brachiocephalic trunk

name this vein

left brachiocephalic vein

name this artery

left common carotid artery

name this artery

left subclavian artery

name this vein

right brachiocephalic vein

2

left subclavian vein 2

2

left subclavian artery 2

2

left internal jugular vein 2

2

right internal jugular vein

2

right subclavian vein

2

left common carotid artery 2

2

left brachiocephalic vein 2

2

right brachiocephalic vein 2

2

right common carotid artery

superior mesenteric artery

celiac trunk

right gonadal artery

right renal artery

left renal vein

inferior mesenteric artery

right renal vein

left gonadal artery

inferior vena cava

left gonadal vein

right gonadal vein

right internal iliac vein

right internal iliac artery

right external iliac vein

right common iliac artery

right external iliac artery

left external iliac artery

left common iliac artery

left external iliac vein

left internal iliac vein

left internal iliac artery

left common iliac vein

posterior communicating artery

posterior cerebral artery

anterior cerebral artery

internal carotid artery

anterior communicating artery

right ulnar artery

right ulnar vein

right brachial artery

right axillary artery

right median cubital vein

right radial vein

right radial artery

right axillary vein

right brachial vein