10 Questions
What vein combines with v.basilica brachii in fossa axillaris to form v.axillaris?
V.mediana cephalica
Where does v.axillaris begin and end?
Starts near the lower edge of M.teres major and ends at the first costa
Which vein is frequently torn in axillary injuries, leading to extensive bleeding and air embolism?
V.axillaris
Where does v.subclavia start and where does it extend to?
Starts from the lateral edge of the first costa and extends to the sternal end of the clavicle
Which vein forms after V.cephalica combines with v.axillaris?
V.brachiocephalica
Where do vv.interossea anterior and posterior open in the forearm?
In brachiales
Which vein connects to v.basilica forming an 'M' pattern of veins?
V.mediana basilica
What do deep veins in the forearm typically accompany?
Arteries
Where are intravenous injections often given in the upper forearm?
Into superficial veins only
Which vein is taken from deep near the fossa cubiti?
V.mediana profunda
Test your knowledge of the anatomy of the brachial artery, its branches, and its clinical significance. Learn about the division of the brachial artery into radial and ulnar branches, the importance of the deep brachial artery, and its role in supplying blood to the arm.
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