Chapter 4, Problem 6.1E

Match each vein in column A with the vein it drains into from column B.   Column B1. popliteal2. axillary3. inferior vena cava4. subclavian5. brachial6. superior vena cava7. femoral8. external iliacColumn Aa. anterior tibialb. basilicc. brachiocephalicd. common iliace. external jugularf. femoralg. poplitealh. radial

Where are the veins in the body and where to locate them

Structures on the anterior side Function/significance Anterior interventricular sulcus       Anterior interventricular artery       Anterior  Cardiac veins        Aorta (Ascending)         Aortic arch       Apex         Auricle (right & left)       Base       Brachiocephalic artery       Circumflex artery       Common carotid artery       Coronary arteries ( left & right)     Great Cardiac Veins       Pulmonary trunk       Pulmonary arteries     Vena cava ( Inferior and Superior)     Ventricle (right and left)       Visceral pericardium

Look for the septal leaf of the tricuspid valve and just above its attachment,locate the circumscribed, faintly stained atrioventricular node. What is the function of this node?

From what vessel does the brachiocephalic artery arise?  Follow its pathway, listing name changes and structures that it passes through.  (Do not follow the carotid trunk.)

The artery generally used to feel the pulse at the wrist is the (a) ulnar artery. (b) radial artery. (c) fibular artery. (d) dorsalis artery.

Identify the LEFT coronary artery's branches (select all that apply) Interventricular septum anterior AV nodal margin obtuse Circumflex of the posterior interventricular septum Acute marginal nodal syndrome (SA)

Identify each vein in Figure and write its name next to the number.

List the three major veins that return blood from the thoraxto the superior vena cava.