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    1. The point at which the Korotkoff sounds disappear is recorded as the diastolic pressure.
      A)True
      B)False
    2. Identify the following structures by letter and make sure to number your answer for grading. Brachiocephalic vein ▾ E Vertebral vein ▾ A Internal jugular vein ▾ C Superior vena cava ▾ F
      Dropdown 1:
      Option 1: A
      Option 2: B
      Option 3: C
      Option 4: D
      Option 5: E
      Option 6: F
      Dropdown 2:
      Option 1: A
      Option 2: B
      Option 3: C
      Option 4: D
      Option 5: E
      Option 6: F
      Dropdown 3:
      Option 1: A
      Option 2: B
      Option 3: C
      Option 4: D
      Option 5: E
      Option 6: F
      Dropdown 4:
      Option 1: A
      Option 2: B
      Option 3: C
      Option 4: D
      Option 5: E
      Option 6: F
    3. Which veins drain blood from the brain into the brachiocephalic vein?
      A)External jugular veins
      B)Vertebral veins
      C)Subclavian veins
      D)Internal jugular veins
      E)Posterior cerebral veins
    4. All of the following blood vessels bring blood to the brain except:
      A)Brachiocephalic artery
      B)Internal carotid artery
      C)External jugular vein
      D)Vertebral artery
      E)Common carotid artery
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    1. Identify the following blood vessels by matching them to the letter on the image. Axillary artery ▾ C Left Subclavian artery ▾ K Ulnar artery ▾ F Superficial palmar arch ▾ H
      Dropdown 1:
      Option 1: A
      Option 2: B
      Option 3: C
      Option 4: D
      Option 5: E
      Option 6: F
      Option 7: G
      Option 8: H
      Dropdown 2:
      Option 1: A
      Option 2: B
      Option 3: C
      Option 4: D
      Option 5: K
      Option 6: F
      Option 7: G
      Option 8: H
      Dropdown 3:
      Option 1: A
      Option 2: B
      Option 3: C
      Option 4: D
      Option 5: E
      Option 6: F
      Option 7: G
      Option 8: H
      Dropdown 4:
      Option 1: A
      Option 2: B
      Option 3: C
      Option 4: D
      Option 5: E
      Option 6: F
      Option 7: G
      Option 8: H
    2. Match the letter to its blood vessel: T ▾ Ascending lumbar vein I ▾ Cephalic Vein M ▾ Subclavian C ▾ Axillary vein
      Dropdown 1:
      Option 1: Ascending lumbar vein
      Option 2: Cephalic Vein
      Option 3: Subclavian
      Option 4: Axillary vein
      Dropdown 2:
      Option 1: Ascending lumbar vein
      Option 2: Cephalic Vein
      Option 3: Subclavian
      Option 4: Axillary vein
      Dropdown 3:
      Option 1: Ascending lumbar vein
      Option 2: Cephalic Vein
      Option 3: Subclavian
      Option 4: Axillary vein
      Dropdown 4:
      Option 1: Ascending lumbar vein
      Option 2: Cephalic Vein
      Option 3: Subclavian
      Option 4: Axillary vein
    3. Which pathway describes blood flow from the heart to the radial side of the forearm?
      A)Right subclavian artery → Right brachial artery → Ulnar artery → Digital arteries
      B)Right subclavian artery → Ulnar artery → Deep palmar arch
      C)Right subclavian artery → Axillary artery → Brachial artery → Deep palmar arch
      D)Right subclavian artery → Right axillary artery → Right brachial artery → Radial and ulnar arteries → Superficial palm
      E)Right subclavian artery → Right axillary artery→ Radial artery → Superficial palmar arch
    4. Which of the following is the primary function of the celiac trunk?
      A)To supply blood to the kidneys
      B)To carry deoxygenated blood to the inferior vena cava
      C)To supply blood to the liver, stomach, and spleen
      D)To transport blood to the lower limbs
      E)To drain blood from the digestive organs
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    2. Match the letter to its blood vessel: H ▾ Anterior tibial vein C ▾ Femoral vein F ▾ Popliteal vein E ▾ Great saphenous vein
      Dropdown 1:
      Option 1: Anterior tibial vein
      Option 2: Femoral vein
      Option 3: Popliteal vein
      Option 4: Great saphenous vein
      Dropdown 2:
      Option 1: Anterior tibial vein
      Option 2: Femoral vein
      Option 3: Popliteal vein
      Option 4: Great saphenous vein
      Dropdown 3:
      Option 1: Anterior tibial vein
      Option 2: Femoral vein
      Option 3: Popliteal vein
      Option 4: Great saphenous vein
      Dropdown 4:
      Option 1: Anterior tibial vein
      Option 2: Femoral vein
      Option 3: Popliteal vein
      Option 4: Great saphenous vein
    3. Match the letter to its blood vessel on the posterior lower leg: E ▾ Anterior Tibial B ▾ Dorsalis pedis F ▾ Posterior tibial artery D ▾ Popliteal artery
      Dropdown 1:
      Option 1: Anterior Tibial
      Option 2: Dorsalis pedis
      Option 3: Posterior tibial artery
      Option 4: Popliteal artery
      Dropdown 2:
      Option 1: Anterior Tibial
      Option 2: Dorsalis pedis
      Option 3: Posterior tibial artery
      Option 4: Popliteal artery
      Dropdown 3:
      Option 1: Anterior Tibial
      Option 2: Dorsalis pedis
      Option 3: Posterior tibial artery
      Option 4: Popliteal artery
      Dropdown 4:
      Option 1: Anterior Tibial
      Option 2: Dorsalis pedis
      Option 3: Posterior tibial artery
      Option 4: Popliteal artery
    4. Which of the following describes the correct venous pathway for superficial blood collected from the lower lateral side of the foot to the inferior vena cava?
      A)Small saphenous vein → Posterior tibial vein → Fibular vein → Femoral vein → Inferior vena cava
      B)Great saphenous vein → Femoral vein→ External iliac vein → Internal iliac vein → Inferior vena cava
      C)Small saphenous vein → Popliteal vein → Femoral vein → External iliac vein→ Common iliac vein → Inferior vena cava
      D)Popliteal vein → Femoral vein → Great saphenous vein → Common iliac vein → Inferior vena cava
      E)Posterior tibial vein → Fibular vein → External iliac vein → Inferior vena cava
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    1. Match the following descriptions to their correct parts. Branches into the radial and ulnar arteries ▾ Brachial artery Supplies the entire body via the systemic circulation ▾ Aorta Forms the posterior portion of the Circle of Willis ▾ Basilar artery Supplies lower limbs ▾ External iliac arteries  
      Dropdown 1:
      Option 1: External iliac arteries
      Option 2: Aorta
      Option 3: Medial antecubital
      Option 4: Brachial artery
      Option 5: Basilar artery
      Option 6: Posterior communicating artery
      Dropdown 2:
      Option 1: External iliac arteries
      Option 2: Aorta
      Option 3: Medial antecubital
      Option 4: Brachial artery
      Option 5: Basilar artery
      Option 6: Posterior communicating artery
      Dropdown 3:
      Option 1: External iliac arteries
      Option 2: Aorta
      Option 3: Medial antecubital
      Option 4: Brachial artery
      Option 5: Basilar artery
      Option 6: Posterior communicating artery
      Dropdown 4:
      Option 1: External iliac arteries
      Option 2: Aorta
      Option 3: Medial antecubital
      Option 4: Brachial artery
      Option 5: Basilar artery
      Option 6: Posterior communicating artery
    2. Match the following descriptions to their correct veins. Drains muscles of thoracic wall and leads to azygos vein ▾ Intercostal vein Drains blood from the posterior compartment of the leg ▾ Posterior tibial vein Drains blood from anterior compartment of the distal leg ▾ Anterior tibial vein Drains blood from lateral aspect of the arm and empties into the axillary vein ▾ Cephalic vein  
      Dropdown 1:
      Option 1: Intercostal vein
      Option 2: Anterior tibial vein
      Option 3: Posterior tibial vein
      Option 4: Cephalic vein
      Option 5: Thoracic vein
      Option 6: Basilic vein
      Dropdown 2:
      Option 1: Intercostal vein
      Option 2: Anterior tibial vein
      Option 3: Posterior tibial vein
      Option 4: Cephalic vein
      Option 5: Thoracic vein
      Option 6: Basilic vein
      Dropdown 3:
      Option 1: Intercostal vein
      Option 2: Anterior tibial vein
      Option 3: Posterior tibial vein
      Option 4: Cephalic vein
      Option 5: Thoracic vein
      Option 6: Basilic vein
      Dropdown 4:
      Option 1: Intercostal vein
      Option 2: Anterior tibial vein
      Option 3: Posterior tibial vein
      Option 4: Cephalic vein
      Option 5: Thoracic vein
      Option 6: Basilic vein
    3. Match the letter to its blood vessel: G ▾ Left adrenal vein I ▾ Left ascending lumbar vein F ▾ Left inferior phrenic vein B ▾ Inferior vena cava  
      Dropdown 1:
      Option 1: Left adrenal vein
      Option 2: Left ascending lumbar vein
      Option 3: Left inferior phrenic vein
      Option 4: Inferior vena cava
      Dropdown 2:
      Option 1: Left adrenal vein
      Option 2: Left ascending lumbar vein
      Option 3: Left inferior phrenic vein
      Option 4: Inferior vena cava
      Dropdown 3:
      Option 1: Left adrenal vein
      Option 2: Left ascending lumbar vein
      Option 3: Left inferior phrenic vein
      Option 4: Inferior vena cava
      Dropdown 4:
      Option 1: Left adrenal vein
      Option 2: Left ascending lumbar vein
      Option 3: Left inferior phrenic vein
      Option 4: Inferior vena cava
    4. Blood from the brachiocephalic trunk flows into which 2 arteries?(SATA)
      A)Right subclavian artery
      B)Right common carotid artery
      C)Vertebral Artery
      D)Internal Thoracic Artery
      E)Left Common Carotid Artery
      F)Left Subclavian Artery
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    Exam Review

    1. Match the letter to its blood vessel: C ▾ Anterior communicating artery B ▾ Internal Carotid Artery G ▾ Basilar Artery H ▾ Vertebral artery  
      Dropdown 1:
      Option 1: Anterior communicating artery
      Option 2: Internal Carotid Artery
      Option 3: Basilar Artery
      Option 4: Vertebral artery
      Dropdown 2:
      Option 1: Anterior communicating artery
      Option 2: Internal Carotid Artery
      Option 3: Basilar Artery
      Option 4: Vertebral artery
      Dropdown 3:
      Option 1: Anterior communicating artery
      Option 2: Internal Carotid Artery
      Option 3: Basilar Artery
      Option 4: Vertebral artery
      Dropdown 4:
      Option 1: Anterior communicating artery
      Option 2: Internal Carotid Artery
      Option 3: Basilar Artery
      Option 4: Vertebral artery
    2. What is the pathway of blood from the heart to the stomach?
      A)From the abdominal aorta, blood flows into the celiac trunk, a major branch that supplies the upper abdominal organs.3
      B)Blood is pumped from the left ventricle into the ascending aorta1
      C)Blood is pumped into the aortic arch and down through the descending thoracic aorta into the abdominal aorta.2
      D)The left gastric artery, a branch of the celiac trunk, delivers oxygenated blood directly to the stomach, ensuring its tissues receive nutrients and oxygen for proper function.4
    3. The circulatory system is responsible for the flow of blood, nutrients, hormones, oxygen, and other gases to and from cells. It can be divided into two main components: the ▾ Cardiovascular system and the lymphatic system.
      Dropdown 1:
      Option 1: Nervous
      Option 2: Cardiovascular
      Option 3: Respiratory
      Option 4: Digestive
    4. The smallest arteries, called ▾ Arterioles branch into tiny capillaries where nutrients and wastes are exchanged.
      Dropdown 1:
      Option 1: Venules
      Option 2: Arterioles
      Option 3: Capillaries
      Option 4: Veins
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