Following the blood from the heart to your foot, write in the arteries below. Blood leaves left ventricle and enters the 1 becoming the 3 branch from this vessel is called 5 It then enters the 2 I pass through the diaphragm and becomes the 4 and goes into the chest The first The next branch off this vessel goes to the intestines and is called 6. continues down the abdominal cavity until it splits into 2 vessels called the 8 into 2 vessels. One leads to the pelvic cavity 9 cavitiy and becomes the 11 The next vessels to branch off and go to the kidneys 7 Now the vessels These vessels branch exits the abdominal and the other 10 This vessel goes behind the knee and becomes the 12 It divides into 2 vessels one goes behind the tibia 13 and the other in front of the tibia 13 Vessel 13 leads to anterior surface of foot and is called 14 here to search 55°F 144 ㅇ

please fill in the blanks The upper limbs are drained by a set of deep and superficial veins.  The superficial veins are closer to the surface and connect to one another to form complex venous networks.  They also communicate with the deeper veins.   Locate the brachiocephalic vein and the subclavian vein.  Follow the subclavian vein away from the heart to locate the vein that receives blood from the arm and delivers it to the subclavian.  This is the A. _________________ vein.   The major superficial veins draining the arm itself are the cephalic and basilic veins.  Locate each of these.  Which is the medial vein? B._________________   Anterior to the elbow, the cephalic and basilic veins are connect to one another by the median cubital vein. What is this vein used for in a clinical setting? C.____________________________________________________________________

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Which term and events apply to a chamber of the heart that is in Systole Contracting;filling with blood Relaxing;filling with blood Relaxing ;ejecting blood Contracting;ejecting blood

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Before Going to Lab 1 Label the veins in Figure 30.8 using the locations described in Table 30.7. ⚫ brachiocephalic vein • external jugular vein ⚫internal jugular vein ⚫ subclavian vein • vertebral vein 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 10 5

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1. You should be able to distinguish two heart sounds.  The first sound is when the ventricle begins contracting (ventricular systole) the atrioventricular valves snap shut.  This closing produces a low-pitched sound, the "lub" sound. The atrioventricular valves close when the ventricles contract due to pressure coming from the blood in the: Group of answer choices veins ventricles arteries atria   2.  The "lub" sound is accompanied by the pulmonary and aortic (semilunar) valves opening. This, too, happens when the ventricles contract. These valves open due to pressure of the blood coming from the: Group of answer choices atria ventricles arteries veins   3. The second sound you hear in the heartbeat is when the ventricles begin to relax (diastole). The closing of the pulmonary and aortic (semilunar) valves produces a sound, the "dub" sound. These valves close when the ventricles relax due to the pressure of the blood coming from the: Group of answer choices atria…

A Quiz: lecture exam 3 x + ucture.com/courses/18599/quizzes/105839/take Question 49 0.5 pts Which of the following is NOT one of the three coats that comprise the walls of arteries and veins? O tunica interna O tunica superficia O tunica media O tunica externa Question 50 0.5 pts When active areas of the brain receive excessive blood flow over their aerobic requirements, this is called O hyperemia. O hypoemia. O myogenic. O hypersensitive. @ #3 2$ & 3 e