9 Label the following veins on Figures 12.36 and 12.37, Figure 12.36 U Brachiocephalic vein OCephalic vein O Great saphenous vein OInternal jugular vein O Renal vein O Subclavian vein O Vertebral vein FIGURE 12.36 Major veins of the body Figure 12.37 O Hepatic portal vein O Inferior mesenteric vein O Splenic vein O Superior mesenteric vein FIGURE 12.37 Veins of the abdomen and the hepatic portal system

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