2. What is the order of the layers of blood vessels (from lumen to external)
tunica interna, tunica media, tunica externa
tunica interna, tunica median, tunica externa
tunica median, tunica externa, tunica interna
tunica media, tunica interna, tunica externa
tunica median, tunica interna, tunica externa
tunica media, tunica externa, tunica interna
3. outline the blood flow to the left arm
ascending aorta -> brachiocephalic a. -> left subclavian a. -> axillary a. -> brachial a. -> ulnar and radial a. -> deep and superficial palmar arches -> capillaries -> (sup) basilic v. and cephalic v. or (deep) radial and ulnar v. (connect in cubital fossa via medial cubital vein)-> brachial v. -> axillary v. -> brachiocephalic v. -> SVC
ascending aorta -> aortic arch -> brachiocephalic a. -> left subclavian a. -> axillary a. -> brachial a. -> ulnar and radial a. -> deep and superficial palmar arches -> capillaries -> (sup) basilic v. and cephalic v. (connect in cubital fossa via medial cubital vein) or (deep) radial and ulnar v. -> brachial v. -> axillary v. -> brachiocephalic v. -> SVC
ascending aorta -> brachiocephalic a. -> left subclavian a. -> axillary a. -> brachial a. -> ulnar and radial a. -> deep and superficial palmar arches -> capillaries -> (sup) basilic v. and cephalic v. (connect in cubital fossa via medial cubital vein)
ascending aorta -> aortic arch -> brachiocephalic a. -> left subclavian a. -> axillary a. -> brachial a. -> ulnar and radial a. -> deep and superficial palmar arches -> capillaries -> or (sup) radial and ulnar v. -> brachial v. or (deep) basilic v. and cephalic v. (connect in cubital fossa via medial cubital vein) -> axillary v. -> brachiocephalic v. -> SVC
ascending aorta -> brachiocephalic a. -> left subclavian a. -> axillary a. -> brachial a. -> ulnar and radial a. -> deep and superficial palmar arches -> capillaries -> or (sup) radial and ulnar v. -> brachial v. or (deep) basilic v. and cephalic v. (connect in cubital fossa via medial cubital vein) -> axillary v. -> brachiocephalic v. -> SVC
ascending aorta -> aortic arch -> brachiocephalic a. -> left subclavian a. -> axillary a. -> brachial a. -> ulnar and radial a. -> deep and superficial palmar arches -> capillaries -> or (sup) radial and ulnar v. (connect in cubital fossa via medial cubital vein)-> brachial v. or (deep) basilic v. and cephalic v. -> axillary v. -> brachiocephalic v. -> SVC
4. outline the blood flow to the right arm
ascending aorta -> aortic arch -> brachiocephalic a. -> right subclavian a. -> axillary a. -> brachial a. -> ulnar and radial a. -> deep and superficial palmar arches -> capillaries -> (sup) basilic v. and cephalic v. (connect in cubital fossa via medial
ascending aorta -> brachiocephalic a. -> right subclavian a. -> axillary a. -> brachial a. -> ulnar and radial a. -> deep and superficial palmar arches -> capillaries -> or (sup) radial and ulnar v. -> brachial v. or (deep) basilic v. and cephalic v. (connect in cubital fossa via medial cubital vein) -> axillary v. -> brachiocephalic v. -> SVC
ascending aorta -> brachiocephalic a. -> right subclavian a. -> axillary a. -> brachial a. -> ulnar and radial a. -> deep and superficial palmar arches -> capillaries -> (sup) basilic v. and cephalic v. (connect in cubital fossa via medial cubital vein) or (deep) radial and ulnar v. -> brachial v. -> axillary v. -> brachiocephalic v. -> SVC
ascending aorta -> aortic arch -> brachiocephalic a. -> right subclavian a. -> axillary a. -> brachial a. -> ulnar and radial a. -> deep and superficial palmar arches -> capillaries -> or (sup) radial and ulnar v. -> brachial v. or (deep) basilic v. and cephalic v. (connect in cubital fossa via medial cubital vein) -> axillary v. -> brachiocephalic v. -> SVC
ascending aorta -> aortic arch -> brachiocephalic a. -> right subclavian a. -> axillary a. -> brachial a. -> ulnar and radial a. -> deep and superficial palmar arches -> capillaries -> or (sup) radial and ulnar v. (connect in cubital fossa via medial cubital vein)-> brachial v. or (deep) basilic v. and cephalic v. -> axillary v. -> brachiocephalic v. -> SVC
ascending aorta -> brachiocephalic a. -> right subclavian a. -> axillary a. -> brachial a. -> ulnar and radial a. -> deep and superficial palmar arches -> capillaries -> (sup) basilic v. and cephalic v. or (deep) radial and ulnar v. (connect in cubital fossa via medial cubital vein)-> brachial v. -> axillary v. -> brachiocephalic v. -> SVC
5. what are superficial veins
veins draining outer surfaces of the body
veins that travel with arteries with the same name
veins that are closely related to the bony skeleton
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