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Veins begin _________ to capillaries as venules
distal
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The venous return is a _______ pressure system
low
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Veins carry blood from capillaries _____ the heart
toward
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Superificial veins travel in the ______________ and have no accompanying artery
hypodermis
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Veins work to move blood toward the heart against the pull of gravity. _______ prevent the backflow of blood.
Valves
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_______________ pump blood through veins.
Skeletal muscles
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Ther superior and infior sagittal sinuses, with the straight sinus and the occipital sinus form the ___________.
confluence of sinuses
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The _________ sinuses drain the confluence of sinuses
transverse
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The transverse sinus becomes the _____________ sinus, which exits the cranium through the ______________.
sigmoid, jugular foramen
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The sigmoid sinus passes through the jugular foramen and becomes the _____________ vein
internal jugular
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The _____________ vein drains the external neck
external jugular
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There is no __________ vein.
carotid
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There ________________ vein = the subclavian vein and the internal jugular vein
brachiocephalic vein
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The superior __________ = the right and left brachiocephalic veins
vena cava
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The ________________ veins in the extremities run with the arteries and have the same names.
deep
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The _____________ vein empties into the brachial vein.
Basilic
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The basilic and bracial vein together form the ___________ vein.
axillary
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The _________ empties into the axillary vein. It is the superficial vein closest to the head.
Cephalic
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The superficial veins of the lower extremities = the ________ and ___________________ veins.
great and mall saphenous veins
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The great saphenous vein is superior to the _______ and medial side of the leg and thigh.
medial malleolus
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The great saphenous empties into the ________ vein.
femoral
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The ____________________________ is often used for coronary artery by-pass graft
great saphenous
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The small saphenous vein is behind the ___________ up the back of the leg.
lateral malleolus
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The small saphenous vein empties into the _____________ vein.
popliteal
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The Superior vena cava drains the _______ and the ________
arm and the head
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The inferior vena cava drains the _________ and __________ extremity.
abdomen, lower
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Deoxy blood from the intercostal muscles is drained and carried to the superior vena cava through ________________________, which drain the ____________ veins.
internal thorcic veins, anterior intercostal veins.
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The ________ System drains the posterior intercostal veins (dorsal).
Azygos
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The Azygous system is comprised of the ______________, ______________ and ________________ veins.
azygous, hemiazygos and accessory hemiazygous
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The Azygous system empties into the ____________________ via the arch of azygos.
Superior vena cava
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The Internal and external iliac veins from the pelvis form the ________________-
inferior vena cava
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The inferior vena cava carries blood from the _____________ to the heart
abdomen
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The __________ vein becomes the external iliac vein in the pelvis.
femoral
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The _______ veins carry blood from the kidney and empty into the IVC
renal
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The _________ renal vein is much longer than the other, because it crossed over the top of the aorta.
LEFT
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The ___________________ lies to the left of the IVC in the abdomen.
Abdominal aorta
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The right gonadal vein drains into the _______.
IVC
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The left gonadal vein drains into the ____________vein
Left renal vein
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The veins draining the organs of the digestive system (do/do not) empty into the IVC.
do NOT
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Veins of digestive organs drain into the ________.
liver
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The __________ and _________ veins drain the intestines.
superior and inferior mesenteric
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The gastric and gastro-omental veins drain the ___________
stomach
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Veins that empty into the vena cava are part of the the _______________________
Caval Venous Drainage
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Veins that empty into the Hepatic Portal vein are part of the ____________ _____ _____________
portal venous drainage
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