3.4- cardiovascular system

arteries

delivering oxygenated blood to tissue

veins

carry deoxygenated blood to heart

lymphatic vessels

draining lymphatic liquid from tissues to bloodstream

subclavian artery origin and pathway

aorta → under clavicle → upper limb

axillary artery origin

subclavian

axillary artery blood supply

muscles structures of upper arm and shoulder

brachial artery origin / pathway

axillary → deep brachial and radial artery

brachial artery blood supply

muscles/ structures of arm, forearm, and hand

radial artery blood supply

lateral muscles and structures of forearm and hand

ulnar artery blood supply

medial muscles and structures of forearm and hand

cephalic vein characteristics

large, superficial, upper limb, along radial side

basilic vein characteristics

superficial, upper limb, along ulnar side, joins brachial vein

medial cubital vein characteristics

superficial, joins cephalic/ basilic vein, crosses elbow joint

median ante brachial vein characteristics

superficial, mid line, venous drainage

dorsal venous network veins characteristics

back of hand, drain hand fingers and form cephalic and basilica vein

radial vein characteristics

deep, drain laterally, runs along side radial artery

ulnar vein characteristics

deep, drains medially, runs along side ulnar artery

brachial vein formed by _____

deep- brachial veins, ulnar veins, radial veins

axillary vein origin and pathway

lower border of teres major → brachial vein

subclavian vein origin and pathway

outer border of first rib → axillary

superficial lymphatic vessels collect fluid from _____

superficial tissues of hand, forearm and arm

deep lymphatic vessels collect fluid from ____

muscles, deep tissues of hand, forearm and arm

axillary lymph node characteristics

armpit region, upper limb lymph vessels, filters fluid

subclavian lymphatic trunk drainage location

drains into thoracic duct or right lymphatic duct