Conceptualize in Color Principal Arteries Color these principal arteries in the following figure ssing the colors sugested, or choose your owm. • Subclavian: Red • Axillary: Green • Brachial: Orange • Radial: Purple • Celiac trunk: Red • Superior mesenteric: Blue • Inferior mesenteric: Yellow • Renal: Brown • Common iliae: Pink • Internal iliac: Green • External iliac: Orange • Femoral: Purple • Popliteal: Green • Anterior tibial: Blue • Posterior tibial: Orange • Dorsalis pedis: Red

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