Blood Vessels & Lymphatic System

Identify the labeled structures.

1. anterior cerebral artery 2. basilar artery 3. vertebral arteries 4. external jugular vein 5. internal jugular vein 6. right common carotid artery 7. left common carotid artery 8. facial artery 9. external carotid artery 10. internal carotid artery 11. temporal artery 12. middle cerebral artery

Identify the labeled structures.

1. anterior communicating artery 2. anterior cerebral artery 3. posterior cerebral artery 4. vertebral arteries 5. basilar artery 6. posterior communicating artery 7. middle cerebral artery

Identify the labeled structures.

1. basilar artery 2. internal carotid artery 3. external carotid artery 4. left common carotid artery 5. thoracic aorta 6. abdominal aorta 7. renal arteries 8. lumbar arteries 9. hepatic vein 10. inferior vena cava 11. azygos vein 12. hemiazygos vein 13. superior vena cava 14. external jugular vein 15. internal jugular vein 16. vertebral arteries

Temporal and facial arteries are branches of -----------------------------artery

external carotid artery

The arterial supply of the lower limbs is: in the thigh __ artery, behind the knee is __ artery, in the leg anteriorly is __ artery and in the leg posteriorly is __ artery.

femoral popliteal anterior tibial posterior tibial

We have three types of capillaries, the kidneys contain __ type of capillary, the liver, lymph tissue, and bone marrow contain __ whereas the skin and the muscles contain __ type of capillaries

fenestrated sinusoidal continuous

There are three structural types of capillaries

fenestrations continuous sinusoidal

Two basic functions of the lymph node are:

filtration immunity

The superficial veins of the lower limbs are

great saphenous vein small saphenous vein

The four major branches of the superior mesenteric artery (in order) are

inferior pancreaticoduodenal artery ileocolic artery right colic artery middle colic artery

The venous drainage of the lower limbs, abdomen to the right atrium of the heart through the _ while the venous drainage of the head, neck and upper limbs through _

inferior vena cava superior vena cava

Identify the green group of organs at the end of the white arrow. BE SPECIFIC

inguinal Lymph node

Renal arteries are branches of aorta supplying the ---------

kidneys

Dietary fats & lipids absorbed through the ------------------------------------ duct

lacteal

Identify the green structure at the end of the white arrow.

lacteal duct

The components of the lymphatic system are

lymph lymphatic tissue lymphatic vessels lymphatic organs

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lymph follicle

What organ is shown in the picture __ ND identify the region delineated by the white line __

lymph node cortex

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lymph node capsule

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lymph vessel

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lymph vessel valve

------------ cells are responsible for cell mediated immunity

lymphocyte

The functions of the lymphatic system

maintain blood volume protection fat transport

What structures are in the area shown by the yellow line?

medullary cords

The three types of tonsils are

pharyngeal tonsil palatine tonsil lingual tonsil

The splenic vein combined with the superior mesenteric vein forming ------------

portal vein

The function of the valves in the veins is to ----------

prevent backflow of the blood

Lymph vessels have low pressure drainage uses the same methods as veins to propel lymph, these methods are

pulsation of nearby arteries skeletal muscle pump valves respiratory pump

Identify the structure delineated by the yellow star __ AND name one function __

red pulp recycles red blood cells

The blood in the veins returns to the heart with the help of the three mechanisms

respiratory pump pulsation of nearby arteries skeletal pump

White pulp function of the spleen is --------

site of lymphocyte proliferation

-------------------------- is the largest lymphoid organ

spleen

Identify the organ at the end of the white arrow.

spleen

What organ is shown in the picture __ AND identify the structure delineated by the yellow circle __

spleen white pulp

The three major branches of celiac trunk are

splenic artery left gastric artery common hepatic artery

There are two sets of lymphatic vessels

superficial deep

Identify the green vessel at the end of the white arrow.

thoracic duct

Lymph is delivered into one of two large ducts

thoracic duct right lymphatic duct

The -------------------------------- is the only lymphatic organ which does not directly fight antigens

thymus

The blood vessels surrounded by three tunics (from outermost to innermost layers) are

tunica externa tunica media tunica intima

Identify the labeled structures.

1. common hepatic artery 2. hepatic artery proper 3. gastroduodenal artery 4. superior mesenteric vein 5. superior mesenteric artery 6. right colic artery 7. external iliac artery 8. ileocolic artery 9. internal iliac vein 10. internal iliac artery 11. middle colic artery 12. common iliac artery 13. left colic artery 14. inferior mesenteric artery 15. abdominal aorta 16. gonadal artery 17. inferior mesenteric artery 18. renal artery 19. splenic artery 20. celiac trunk

Identify the organ at the end of the white arrow.

Thymus

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axillary lymph nodes

The three superficial veins of the upper limbs are

basilic vein cephalic vein median cubital vein

The lymphocyte arise in __ and it has two types __. __

bone marrow T B

The arterial supply of the upper limbs are: in the arm is __ artery, in the forearm outer part is __ artery and in the forearm, the inner part is the __ artery

brachial radial ulnar

Identify the labeled structures.

1. external iliac vein 2. internal iliac vein 3. femoral vein 4. great saphenous vein 5. popliteal vein 6. fibular vein 7. small saphenous vein 8. anterior tibial vein 9. posterior tibial vein 10. dorsalis pedis artery 11. posterior tibial artery 12. anterior tibial artery 13. fibular artery 14. popliteal artery 15. femoral artery 16. internal iliac artery 17. external iliac artery

Identify the labeled structures.

1. internal jugular vein 2. subclavian vein 3. axillary vein 4. superior vena cava 5. right renal vein 6. right gonadal vein 7. inferior vena cava 8. internal iliac vein 9. femoral vein 10. external iliac vein 11. common iliac vein 12. left gonadal vein 13. left renal vein 14. intercostal vein 15. hemiazygos vein 16. cephalic vein 17. brachiocephalic vein 18. subclavian vein 19. external jugular vein

Identify the labeled structures.

1. left subclavian artery 2. axillary artery 3. internal thoracic artery 4. intercostal arteries 5. brachial artery 6. radial artery 7. ulnar artery 8. superficial palmar arch 9. deep palmar arch

Identify the labeled structures.

1. right common carotid artery 2. right subclavian artery 3. ascending aorta 4. pulmonary artery 5. pulmonary vein 6. inferior phrenic artery 7. renal artery 8. gonadal artery 9. abdominal aorta 10. inferior mesenteric artery 11. internal iliac artery 12. femoral artery 13. external iliac artery 14. common iliac artery 15. superior mesenteric artery 16. common hepatic artery 17. splenic artery 18. left gastric artery 19. intercostal artery 20. thoracic aorta 21. aortic arch 22. left subclavian artery 23. left common carotid artery

Identify the labeled structures.

1. subclavian vein 2. cephalic vein 3. axillary vein 4. brachial vein 5. basilic vein 6. cephalic vein 7. radial vein 8. ulnar vein 9. basilic vein 10. median cubital vein 11. superior cubital vein 12. brachiocephalic vein

The three major branches of the arch of aorta in order are

Brachiocephalic artery left common carotid artery left subclavian artery

The function of the smooth muscles in the vessels is to --

Controls vasoconstriction/vasodilation

The lymph node has multiple __ essels and one __ vessel

afferent efferent

The three major branches of the abdominal aorta supplying the digestive system (in order) are

celiac trunk superior mesenteric artery Inferior mesenteric artery

Identify the organ at the end of the white arrow. BE SPECIFIC.

cervical lymph node

The thymus prominent in _ ,and begins to atrophy after _

childhood puberty

Lumbar trunks and intestinal trunk combine to form a swelling called the ------

cisterna chyli

The inferior vena cava formed by combination of the two ----

common iliac veins