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Arteries, Veins and Lymphatics es Mailings Review View No Spacing Heading 1Heading 2 fixes, and improvements, choose Check for Updates. Arteries 1. Trace circulation by putting the following branches of the aorta in order. (4 points) common iliac inferior mesenteric brachiocephalic left subclavian celiac trunk renal superior mesenteric left common carotid 2. If a blood clot blocks the celiac trunk, it would affect the arterial supply to which organs? Fill in the artery names to complete the following (5 pt each) 3. The common iliac artery has two branches: the very small and the much larger which continues on to become the 4. In looking for a pulse, you might palpate the the the groin. at the wrist, in the neck or the in 5. The blood pressure cuff measures pressure in the 6. The axillary artery become the the before it splits into and MacBook Pro

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1) blood flows from heart in the following order through branches of arteries- i) ascending aorta, ii) aortic arch, iii) descending aorta, iv) thoracic aorta, v) abdominal aorta

Aortic arch includes brachiocephalic, left subclavian, left common carotid. Abdominal aorta includes inferior mesenteric, superior mesenteric, Celiac trunk, renal, common iliac.

The order for circulation is

1) brachiocephalic

2) left common carotid

3) left subclavian

4)Celiac trunk

5) renal

6) superior mesenteric

7) inferior mesenteric

8) common iliac

Answer 2) Block in celiac trunk would affect blood supply to stomach, spleen, liver, oesophagus and parts of pancreas and duodenum.

3. The common iliac artery has two branches. The very small internal iliac artery and the much larger external iliac artery which continues on to become the renal artery.

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