Arterial System Anatomy Flashcards

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1
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___ transport gases, nutrients, and other essential substance to the capillaries

A

arteries

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2
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___ are resistance vessels that help regulate blood flow through contraction and relaxation

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arterioles

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3
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___ is where nutrients and waste products are exchanges between tissue and blood

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capillaries

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4
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___ collect blood from capillary beds and regulate flow through contraction and relaxation

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venules

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5
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___ collect blood from the venules and return it to the heart

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veins

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6
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tunica intima consists of ___ as well as the ___

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smooth endothelial cells
subendothelial space

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7
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the subendothelial space is where ___ occurs

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atherosclerosis

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8
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tunica media consists of ___

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smooth muscle intermingled with elastic fibers

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9
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tunica adventitia/externa consists of ___ as well as the ___

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fibrous connective tissue
vasa vasorum

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10
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what is the vasa vasorum?

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network of very small vessels that supply oxygen and nutrients to the cells of the walls of large blood vessels

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11
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what are the first branches of the aorta?

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coronary arteries

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12
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ascending aorta consists of ___

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aortic valve to the first branch

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13
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3 branches of the aortic arch

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brachiocephalic/innominate artery
left common carotid artery (LCCA)
left subclavian artery

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14
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descending thoracic aorta consists of ___

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arch to the diaphragm

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15
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abdominal aorta passes through the ___ and terminates at the ___

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passes through the diaphragm
terminates at the aortic bifurcation

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16
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subclavian artery terminates at the ___

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border of the first rib

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17
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axillary artery passes behind the ___

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clavicle

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18
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brachial artery begins at the ___ and travels through the ___ upper arm to the ___

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begins at the axilla
travels through the medial upper arm to the elbow/antecubital fossa

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radial artery travels down the ___ side of the forearm to the ___ palmar arch

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lateral side
deep palmar arch

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ulnar artery travels down the ___ side of the forearm to the ___ palmar arch

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medial side
superficial palmar arch

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21
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deep palmar arch courses along the ___

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palm

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22
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superficial palmar arch courses along the ___

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back side of the hand

23
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celiac artery supplies (5)

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stomach
liver
pancreas
duodenum
spleen

24
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celiac artery divides into (3)

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left gastric artery
common hepatic artery
splenic artery

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SMA is ___ cm distal to the celiac artery
1 cm distal
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SMA supplies (3)
small intestines cecum parts of the colon
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renal arteries supply (3)
kidneys suprarenal glands ureters
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the ___ renal artery is longer and travels behind the IVC
right renal artery
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IMA is ___ cm above the aorta bifurcation
2-4 cm above
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IMA supplies (3)
transverse colon descending colon part of rectum
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IMA is a potential collateral pathway for the SMA 2 pathways
marginal artery of the colon (Drummond) arc of Riolan
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common iliac arteries supply (3)
pelvis abdominal wall lower limbs
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internal iliac artery is also known as ___
hypogastric artery
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internal iliac artery supplies (2)
pelvis inner thigh
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external iliac artery supplies the ___
leg
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landmark for the external iliac artery
psoas major muscle
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external iliac artery becomes the CFA at the ___
inguinal ligament
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inguinal ligament is ___ to the inguinal crease
superior
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SFA terminates in the ___ and becomes the ___
terminates in the adductor hiatus becomes the Pop A
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the deep femoral/profunda artery is more ___ and ___
lateral and posterior
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DFA can be a collateral pathway via ___
connections to the Pop A (genicular branches)
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Pop A is a continuation of the SFA as it passes through the adductor hiatus where there is an opening in the ___ muscle
adductor magnus muscle
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many SFA occlusions reconstitue in the ___
distal thigh
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Pop A terminates into the ___
trifurcation (ATA, PTA, Per A)
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___ is the first branch of the distal Pop A
ATA
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ATA passes through the ____ to the anterior lateral aspect of the leg, where it lies close to the inner side of the ___
passes through the interosseous membrane inner side of the fibula
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ATA terminates into the ___
DPA
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ATA is the major branch of the ____
deep plantar artery
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PTA terminal branches (2)
lateral and medial plantar arteries
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PTA supplies the ___
sole of the foot
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___ and ___ form the plantar arch
DPA and PTA
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plantar arch consists of what 3 arteries
1. deep plantar artery (distal branch of DPA) 2. medial and lateral plantar arteries (distal branch of PTA)
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deep plantar artery unites with the ___
lateral plantar artery
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___ and ___ arteries arise from the plantar arch and supply the digits
plantar arteries dorsal arteries