D. Arterial Blood DistributionComplete the schematic diagrams of arterial blood distribution in Figure 30.17.Arch of aorta12Left subclavianRight subclavian3RightvertebralLeft8externalLeftaxillary(gives rise to same branchesas right axillary, except thatarteries are labeled leftinstead of right)46 -7carotid9.Rightmiddlecerebral11121314Right 16posteriorcerebralRightsuperficialpalmararchRightdeeppalmararch(a) Arch of aorta; brain and upper limbAbdominal aortaLeft common iliac17 -(gives rise to same branchesas right common iliac, exceptthat arteries are labeled leftinstead of right)18Right internal iliac19202221Right dorsalis pedis(b) Pelvis and lower limbFIGURE 30.17 Schematic diagram illustrating arterial blood distribution.1510

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D. Arterial Blood Distribution Complete the schematic diagrams of arterial blood distribution in Figure 30.17. Arch of aorta 2 Left subclavian Right subclavian Right vertebral Left 8. external Left axillary (gives rise to same branches as right axillary, except that arteries are labeled left instead of right) 4 carotid Right middle cerebral 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Right posterior cerebral Right superficial palmar arch Right deep palmar arch (a) Arch of aorta; brain and upper limb Abdominal aorta Left common iliac (gives rise to same branches as right common iliac, except that arteries are labeled left instead of right) 17 18 Right internal iliac 19 20 22 21 Right dorsalis pedis (b) Pelvis and lower limb Ldistribution.

D. Arterial Blood Distribution Complete the schematic diagrams of arterial blood distribution in Figure 30.17. Arch of aorta 2 Left subclavian Right subclavian Right vertebral Left 8. external Left axillary (gives rise to same branches as right axillary, except that arteries are labeled left instead of right) 4 carotid Right middle cerebral 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Right posterior cerebral Right superficial palmar arch Right deep palmar arch (a) Arch of aorta; brain and upper limb Abdominal aorta Left common iliac (gives rise to same branches as right common iliac, except that arteries are labeled left instead of right) 17 18 Right internal iliac 19 20 22 21 Right dorsalis pedis (b) Pelvis and lower limb Ldistribution.

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

11th Edition

ISBN:9780134580999

Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

Section: Chapter Questions

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