Circulatory System

This lab is to allow you to become familiar with the location and anatomy of the following vessels. Look at and label with sticky paper the full size models. Be able to identify an artery and a vein cross section and know the layers of each.

We have divided the circulatory system into several labs. For the practical you will be responsible for all of these vessels from the urinary lab, the respiratory lab, and the heart lab. Be able to identify and trace the following vessels.

PELVIS	LOWER LEG ANTERIOR	LOWER LEG POSTERIOR
common iliac artery	anterior tibial artery	popliteal artery
internal iliac artery	anterior tibial vein	posterior fibular artery
deep femoral artery	anterior fibular vein	posterior tibial artery
femoral artery		plantar artery
common iliac vein		small saphenous vein
internal iliac vein		popliteal vein
femoral vein		fibular vein
great saphenous vein		posterior tibial vein

ARM & SHOULDER	ARM	THORAX
brachiocephalic artery	cephalic vein	aortic arch
subclavian artery	radial vein	ascending aorta
axillary artery	medial vein	descending aorta
brachial artery	ulnar vein	thoracic and abdominal aorta
ulnar artery	basilic vein	celiac trunk
radial artery	median cubital vein	ascending lumbar vein
palmer artery	subclavian veins	brachiocephalic vein
	brachial vein	vertebral artery
	axillary vein

On the bottom of page 368 draw & label the following slide. Your drawing must have all labels