Conceptualize in Color Principal VeinsIdentify and color the principal veins in the figure using the colors suggested, or choose your own.• Basilic: Purple• Cephalic: Orange• Axillary: Pink• Subclavian: Blue• Brachiocephalic: Green• Superior vena cava: Dark red• Internal jugular: Orange• External jugular: Purple• Median cubital: Green• Inferior vena cava: Tan• External iliac: Red• Internal iliac: Dark blue• Common iliac: Yellow• Hepatic: Light red• Great saphenous: Brown• Posterior tibial: Orange• Anterior tibial: Gold• Popliteal: Pink• Femoral: PurpleChapter 16 Vascular System 207

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