A superficial blood vessel that extends upward along the lateral aspect of the forearm which drains blood from the hand. Group of answer choices cephalic vein basilic vein saphenous vein axillary vein

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Put the following vessels and cardiac chambers in the order in which blood flows through them by retyping the list in the correct order. Start in the inferior vena cava?  ascending aortaleft ventricleleft atriumpulmonary arteriespulmonary trunkpulmonary veinsright atriumright ventricle

UNIT 12 QUIZ Name (continued) Date Section 8 Label the following arteries in Figures 12.34 and 12.35. Figure 12.34 OBrachial artery Femoral artery OLeft common carotid artery O Posterior tibial artery Radial artery ORenal artery ORight subclavian artery O Ulnar artery O Vertebral artery FIGURE 12.34 Major arteries of the body Figure 12.35 O Celiac trunk O Common hepatic artery O Inferior mesenteric artery O Splenic artery O Superior mesenteric artery FIGURE 12.35 Arteries of the abdomen

Internal Structures Function/significance Atrium (right & left) (plural – Atria)       Bicuspid valve (AKA Mitral Valve)       Chordae tendinae       Endocardium       Interventricular septum       Myocardium         Papillary muscle         Semilunar valves (Aortic and Pulmonary)         Trabeculae carnae         Tricuspid valve       Ventricle (right and left)

Why is it necessary to check more than one vital sign on a patient?       This Is for Medical Detective

the table to compare arteries and veins by explaining the differences between them, including both structure and function.

The myocardium of the ____________ ventricle is normally thickest. left right

just final answer   Which has the largest diameter       Artery   Aorta   Arteriole   Capillary

Which specific tissue is located in the walls of the heart and has branching cells