Compend

Organs that receive blood from celiac axis artery

Basic substance of cell composition

Blood valves transmit de-oxygenated blood

Imaginary, vertical plane that cuts through cadaver, from side to side, at right angles to mid-sagittal plane

Blood vessels are branches of arch of aorta

Olecranon process is located on

Blood vessel begins at lateral border of first rib and terminates as it passes by tendon of teres major muscle

Blood vessel begins at opening of adductor magnus muscle

Unpaired visceral branch of abdominal aorta

Internal thoracic artery is branch of the

NOT part of cerebral arterial circle

Incus, stapes and mallus bones are related to

NOT section of small intestine

Middle section of pharynx

Organ located in retroperitoneal position

What kind of gland is the pancreas

Auditory ossicles are contained within

Where are chordae tendinae located

Sella turcica is located on the

Bifurcates into right subclavian and right common carotid arteries

term that suggests some relationship to the internal body organs

Union of splenic vein and superior mesenteric vein forms

Imaginary plane that cuts through body horizontally

Liver receives its blood supply from

Blood vessel supplies oxygenated blood to small intestine and right half of large intestine

NOT branch of aorta

Study of vascular system

Supplies blood to stomach

Bicuspid valve of heart controls flow of blood through

Innermost layer of heart

Contraction phase of cardiac cycle

Umbilical arteries are branches of which vessel

NOT involved in pulmonary circulation

Artery involved in make-up of Circle of Willis

Large vein that returns deoxygenated blood from lower extremities and abdomen to the right atrium of heart

Artery that is transmitted though adductor canal

Main function of erythrocyte

Artery that is not paired

Chamber of heart contains papillary muscles and chordae tendinae associated with tricuspid valve

Posterior intercostal arteries are parietal branches of

NOT descriptive of thrombocytes

Artery that is closely associated with the inguinal ligament

Right lymph duct

Structure associated with fossa ovalis

Space between lungs which houses the heart and larger blood vessels

Basilic vein terminates by emptying into

Artery that is branch of external carotid artery

Most numerous of corpuscles are

Vein that is NOT part of portal system

Last chamber of heart to contain oxygenated blood before it enters into aorta

Artery that is involved in the make-up of Circle of Willis

Structure blood will pass through after leaving right ventricle of heart

NOT associated with erythrocytes

Blood vessel closely associated with right atrium of heart

NOT invloved in system circulation

Artery that is not paired

Small, sac-like structures inside ovaries from which mature oa erupt during ovulation are

Portal system is considered to terminate in

Opening at the distal end of uterine tube through which ova pass

Renal veins are tributaries to the

Dome-shaped upper portion of uterus

Study of blood

Which area does the cerebrospinal fluid flow around the brain

Small cone-shaped muscles that project into the lumen of the ventricles of the heart

Process whereby oxygen is exchanged for carbon dioxide at the level of body cell

Visceral branches of descending thoracic aorta

Glands would NOT be included in study of endocrine system

Blood is supplied to gall bladder by cystic artery

Would be classified as heterocrine gland

Ascending aorta lies within mediastinal space, and gives off

Glands that secrete their products through a duct system only are

External iliac vein arises as the continuation of

Continuation of the ascending aorta

Lymph is returned to blood circulatory system in the

Section of aorta gives rise to the pericardial and bronchial arteries

Tricuspid valve is located between

Section of aorta gives rise to the inferior phrenic and celiac trunk arteries

Testicular arteries arise from

Blood vessel bifurcates into right and left common iliac arteries

Coronary sinus orifice is in which chamber of the heart

Branch of external carotid artery feeds tongue

Artery of Circle of Willis that transports blood from the internal carotid artery to the posterior cerebral artery

Vein arises from dorsal venous network of foot

Branch of subclavian artery that transports blood to basilar artery

Artery considered to be continuation of radial artery

Retromandibular vein is a vein of the

Most of the blood volume of the body will be found in

Artery is one of the bifurcations of posterior tibial artery

Blood vessels responsible for draining blood from tissues of brain

Fertilization normally occurs

Can be located on the medial and superficial aspect of forearm

Subclavian vein arises as the continuation of

Joins the subclavian vein to form innominate vein

Blood vessel is formed by union of right and left vertebral arteries

Lateral border of femoral triangle is

Study of veins of body

Branch of internal carotid artery supplies blood to eyeball

Dilated inferior end of thoracic duct is called

Another name for right atrio-ventricular valve of heart

Pulmonary venous orifices are in wall of which chamber of heart

Another name for the left atrio-ventricular valve

Blood is supplied to tongue through

Internal jugular vein empties into

Percentage of total volume of blood consists of blood cells

Venous circulation is considered to terminate in

Union of distal ends of two or more blood vessels

Ovarian arteries arise as branches of the

Heart chamber in which systemic circulation originates

External jugual vein terminates by emptying into

Type of tissue lines the hollow body organs

Milk-like liquid composed of lymph and globules of digested fats coursing through lacteals durning digestion

Inferior vena cava orifice is in wall of

Type of bone found on interior of long bone

Arteries that arise from bifurcation of abdominal aorta are

Cavity contains yellow bone marrow

Bones of arms and legs are considered to be

Heart valve in right atrio-ventricular septum

Used to describe bones which are always present in human skeleton

Term tunica externa suggests which body structures

Pairs of false ribs are in human skeleton

Small saphenous vein is tributary to the

"Nutrient arteries" refers to those arteries that supply blood to the

Type of body joint is described as freely movable

Small ducts that convey lymph from villi of small intestine to cisterna chyli are called

Single muscle fiber

Inferior mesenteric artery supplies blood to

Bone described as only named and classified sesamoid bone in human skeleton

Heart chamber which pulmonary circulation originates

Muscle of neck

Artery NOT paired

Muscle of lower back

Muscle of thigh

Superficial vein of arm

Artery closely associated with inguinal ligament