blood vessels and hemodynamics

Superficial temporal artery

medial to ear

Facial artery

mandible

common carotid

lateral to larynx

brachial artery

medial side of biceps

femoral

inferior to iguinal ligament

popliteal

posterior knee

dorsalis pedis

on top of foot

homeostatic responses to shock

• activation of the RAA system

• Secretion of antidiuretic hormone

where are lymphocytes produced

bone marrow

routes of drainage

interstitial fluid → lymph capillaries → lymph vessels → lymph trunks → lymph ducts → subclavian veins

Ascending aorta branches

left and right coronary arteries

Arch of the aorta branches

brachiocephalic trunk, left common carotid artery, left subclavian artery

marginal branch supplies to

the right ventricle

circumflex branch supplies to

left atrium and ventricle

subclavian vein drains from

skin, muscles, bone of arm, shoulder neck, and superior thoracic wall