lab quiz 3

which veins do not correlate to arteries

superficial veins

outer layer of blood vessel

tunica externa

what kind of blood vessels have valves

veins

aortic aneurysm leads to

death

pulmonary arteries carry blood away from the

heart

blood from common carotid artery goes to

internal and external carotid

internal carotid artery takes blood to the

brain

descending aorta receives blood from

aortic arch

right common carotid artery receives blood from

brachiocephalic trunk

three blood vessels of aortic arch

brachiocephalic trunk

left common carotid

left subclavian

descending sorts interior to diaphragm is called

abdominal aorta

3 blood vessels of celiac artery

splenic

gastric

hepatic

superior mesenteric organs

small intestine and colon

vessels that take blood to kidneys

left and right renal arteries

ovaries and testes receive blood from

gonadal arteries

inferior mesenteric organs

big intestine, colon, rectum

blood in external iliac arteries come from

common iliac arteries

internal jugular takes blood from

brain

vein that passes through transverse vertebral foramina

vertebral veins

external jugular vein drains

face

what vessels take blood to hepatic portal veins

superior/inferior mesenteric, splenic

where does plaque develop

tunica interna

veins that take blood from brain

superior and inferior vena cava

basilar Artery receives blood from

vertebral arteries

blood in subclavian vein comes from the

brachiocephalic trunk

what’s after subclavian vein

axillary

blood in radial artery comes from

brachial

is radial vein superficial or deep

deep

median cubital is found

anterior cubital fossa

cephalic vein is located in the

forearm

blood from axillary vein goes to

subclavian vein

what vessel receives blood from the ulnar vein

brachial vein

what artery takes blood directly to the femoral artery

external iliac

blood from popliteal artery comes from what artery

femoral

what vessels take blood to the left femoral vein

deep femoral and great saphenous vein

what region is the great saphenous vein

thigh

where does blood go after the femoral vein

external iliac vein

lymphatic capillaries return fluid to

lymphatic vessels

medulla

inner

cleans lymph

cortex

outer

has many lymph nodes

what is found in lymph

lymphocytes, macrophage. hormones, bacteria

afferent vessels take lymph to

lymph nodes

efferent takes lymph

away from lymph nodes

palatine tonsils are found on side of

oral cavity

lingual tonsils are on back of the

tongue

where do T cells become immune

thymus

removing lymph nodes would cause

back up

brachial artery is used to monitor

blood pressure

nicotine and caffeine increase blood pressure but decrease

cardiac output