1. Identify the vessel that follows the internal jugular veinA. anterior tibial vein2. Identify the area that the pulmonary veins lead toB. Basilar3. The brachial veins lead to which vesselC. Basilic vein4. The three major veins of the upper arm are theD. Brachial vein5. The vessel following radial veinE. brachiocephalic veinF. Cephalic vein6. The vessel following ulnar vein7. Identify the vessel that follows the external jugular veinG. Coronary sinus8. The superior mesenteric and splenic veins form theH. External iliac vein9. The vessel that drains the inferior mesenteric veinI. Femoral vein10. The union of the common iliac veins forms theJ. Hepatic portal vein11. The superior mesenteric veins drains which structureK. Inferior vena cava12. The vessel following the vertebral arteryL. Left atrium13. The great saphenous veins drains into theM. Lesser saphenous14. The vessel found in the posterior midline of the gastrocnemiusN. None of these15. The vessel following the femoral arteryO. Popliteal artery16. Vessel draining the anterior lower legP. Popliteal vein17. Largest vein in the legQ. Right atrium18. The union of the brachiocephalic and subclavian veinsR. Small intestine19. Vessl following anterior tibial veinS. Splenic vein20. The coronary veins drain through which atrial openingT. Subclavian vein21. Vessel following the splenic veinU. Superior vena cava22. Vessel following the femoral vein23. Vessel following the brachiocepahalic vein24. Vessel/structure following coronary sinus25. Vessel/structure following inferior vena cava Match the following. Place letter answer in space provided atleft. Answers may be used more than once or not at all1. A second messengerA. ADH2. chemical needed to convert glucose to ATPB. Antagonistic3. chemicals that exert effects on the same cells that secrete themC. autocrines4. Effect of an increase in one hormone causing a decrease in anotherD. Calcitonin5. Effect of an increase in one hormone causing an increase in anotherE. Corpus luteum6. Effect where hormones are released via nerve fibersF. DAG7. Hormone responsible for the deposition of calciumG. FSH8. hormone types that has direct gene activationH. Glycogen9. Hypophyseal hormone released in response to low sugar levelsI. HGH10. Identify generically the first messengerJ. Hormone11. Identify the enzyme involved in PIP calcium signalingK. Liver12. identify the hypothalamic hormone that regulates serum water levelsL. Neuronal13. identify the hypothalamic hormone that aids in milk ejectionM. None of these14. identify the hypophyseal hormone that regulates sugar productionN. Oxygen15. identify the pituitary hormone that regulates gamete productionO. Oxytocin16. identify the pituitary hormone that regulates milk productionP. Paracrines17. ILP is released hereQ. Phospholipase18. locally acting chemicals that affect cells other than those that secrete themR. Prolactin19. storage form of sugarS. Protein kinase20. structure producing progesteroneT. Steroid21. target area for HgHU. Synergistic22. the area that a hormone has its effect is called theV. Target area23. the effect when an increase in FSH causes an increase in LHW. thyroxine24. the last step in the cyclic AMP signaling mechanism is the release/activation ofX. Transduction25. Water soluble hormone that acts like a steroidY. vasopressin

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1. Identify the vessel that follows the internal jugular vein
E. brachiocephalic vein

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