(continued)8 Label the following arteries in Figures 12.34 and 12.35.Figure 12.34O Brachial arteryO Femoral arteryO Left common carotid arteryO Posterior tibial arteryO Radial arteryO Renal arteryO Right subclavian arteryO Ulnar arteryO Vertebral arteryFIGURE 12.34 Major arteries of the bodyFigure 12.35O Celiac trunkO Common hepatic arteryO Inferior mesenteric arteryO Splenic arteryO Superior mesenteric arteryFIGURE 12.35 Arteries of the abdomen 9 Label the following veins on Figures 12.36 and 12.37.Figure 12.36O Brachiocephalic veinO Cephalic veinO Great saphenous veina Internal jugular veinO Renal veinO Subclavian veinO Vertebral veinFIGURE 12.36 Major veins of the bodyFigure 12.37O Hepatic portal veinO Inferior mesenteric veinO Splenic veinO Superior mesenteric veinFIGURE 12.37 Veins of the abdomen and the hepatic portal system86 I BIO 142 · Human Anatomy and PhysiologaY IINorthern Virginia Community College

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8 Label the following arteries in Figures 12.34 and 12.35.
Figure 12.34
O Brachial artery
O Femoral artery
O Left common carotid artery
O Posterior tibial artery
O Radial artery
O Renal artery
O Right subclavian artery
O Ulnar artery
O Vertebral artery
FIGURE 12.34 Major arteries of the body
Figure 12.35
O Celiac trunk
O Common hepatic artery
O Inferior mesenteric artery
O Splenic artery
O Superior mesenteric artery
FIGURE 12.35 Arteries of the abdomen

9 Label the following veins on Figures 12.36 and 12.37.
Figure 12.36
O Brachiocephalic vein
O Cephalic vein
O Great saphenous vein
a Internal 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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