Blood Supply Flashcards
(35 cards)
name an artery-artery, vein-vein, and artery-vein anastomoses:
artery-artery: superior and inferior epigastric arteries
artery-vein: alimentary system
vein-vein: cardiac veins of the heart
the vessels that supply blood to the arteries are the:
vasa vasorum
the two types of nerves associated with arteries are:
- hitchikers: no innervation, can be any time (sympathetic, sensory, parasympathetic)
- vasomotor: contraction of adventitia (mainly sympathetic)
the great cardiac vein is in the ____ ______ sulcus
the middle cardiac vein is in the ______ ______ groove
the small cardiac vein is in the _________ sulcus
anterior interventricular
posterior interventricular
coronary sulcus
the ligamentum arteriosum is:
embryonic remnant between pulmonary trunk and aorta
true or false: the left pulmonary artery goes in front of the aorta
true
the left coronary artery has what branches:
LCA:
Left
C = circumflex artery
A = anterior interventricular artery (goes left atrioventricular groove)
the right coronary artery has what branches:
marginal artery
posterior interventricular artery
the right coronary artery runs into the:
coronary sulcus (right atrioventricular groove)
what are the branches and attributes of the aortic arch:
brachiocephalic trunk (right subclavian + right common carotid), left common carotid, left subclavian
the three anterior branches of the descending thoracic aorta are:
also mention the respective region they supply
- coeliac trunk ~T12 (foregut): left gastric goes up, splenic goes left, common hepatic goes right
- superior mesenteric artery ~L1 (midgut)
- inferior mesenteric artery ~L3 (hindgut)
the lateral branch above the coeliac trunk that is hard to see:
inferior phrenic arteries
the lateral branch that is at the transpyloric plane:
middle suprarenal arteries
major lateral arteries at L2:
renal arteries
the renal arteries give rise to the ____ suprarenal arteries
inferior
the gonadal arteries run _____ to psoas major
medially
the lumbar arteries run on the _____ abdominal wall
posterior
bifurcation of the aorta occurs at ___, resulting in the _____ _____ arteries
L4, common iliac
at the bifurcation, what artery (not common iliacs) occurs?
medial sacral
common iliac arteries split to:
external iliac and internal iliac (smaller)
true or false: veins have extensive vasa vasorum
true
veins are usually _______ to arteries
superficial
the three tributaries of the SVC are:
left and right brachiocephalic veins, azgyous vein
the tributaries of the brachiocephalic veins are:
internal jugular (medially) and the subclavian vein. internal thoracic vein too