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Blood vessels

Understanding Blood Vessels Quiz

Test your knowledge about blood vessels with our comprehensive quiz! Dive deep into the structures and functions of arteries, veins, and capillaries to see how well you understand this crucial aspect of human anatomy.

Key features of the quiz include:

11 engaging questions covering layers, structures, and functions.
Multiple choice and checkbox formats to enhance learning.

11 Questions3 MinutesCreated by FlowingVein217

Layers of Arteries & Veins

Tunica intima- inner most

Tunica intima- outer most

Tunica media- veins

Tunica media- muscle

Tunica externa- outer most

Tunica externa- inner most

Arteries

Tunica media in the artery is much bigger than the vein

Tunica media in the artery is much smaller than the vein

Veins have a smaller lumen to narrow the space for blood and no valves

Veins have a larger lumen a large space for blood and have valves

Artery has more pressure

Veins

Tunica media in the artery is much smaller than the vein

Veins have a larger lumen a large space for blood and have valves

Veins have a smaller lumen to narrow the space for blood and no valves

Veins have thin tunica media, so it makes it lower pressure vessels

Veins contain _____ whose purpose is to ____\_

Arotic Arch; flow of blood

Valves; to prevent back flow

Capillary; exchange vessels

Upper extremity arteries

Blood leaving Brachial artery goes to radial/ ulnar to scullery artery to right subclavian

Blood leaving Right subclavain artery to radial goes to brachial artery to axillary artery

Blood leaving right subclavian artery goes to axillary artery to brachial artery (blood pressure) to radial or ulnar

Capillary

Starting point has 3 branches

Are special veins, it prevents backflow

Outer most muscle

Exchange vessels; smallest vessel type. Very thin wall

Arotic Arch

Outer most muscle

Starting point has 3 branches; 1. Brachiocephalic, 2. Left common carotid, 3. Right Subcalvian

Are special veins, it prevents backflowb

Exchange vessels; smallest vessel type. Very thin wall

Lower extremity arteries in order

1. Abdominal aorta coming from abdomen to pelvic

1. Popliteal (behind the knee)

2. External iliac artery

2. Branch to left & right common iliac artery

3. External iliac artery

3. Dorsalis

4. Popliteal

4. Femoral artery

5. Popliteal (behind the knee)

5. Fibular tubal artery

6. Veins

6. Fibular tubal artery

7. Dorsalis

Superior vena cave & inferior vena cava

Draw blood from here(upper limb)

Starts from ankle to pelvis without changing its name

Return blood to the heart

Median cubital vein

Starts from ankle to pelvis with out changing its name

Return blood to the heart

Draw blood from here (upper limb)

Great saphenous vein

Draw blood from here (upper limb)

Starts from ankle to pelvis without changing its name. The only vessel to not change its name from foot to pelvis

Return blood to the heart

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