Blood vessels & lymphatic drainage of LL

Choose the vessel with valve

• Artery

• Vein

• Capillaries

What happens when there is a blood clot in the artery supplying the lower limb

• The muscles will die (ischaemia) due to lack of oxygen

• The artery proximal to the thrombus becomes dilated

Dilated veins can be caused by

• Incompetent valve

• Blood clot

• Parasite

Which opening did the great saphenous vein passes through

• Saphenous opening

• Popliteal opening

• Adductor opening

• Tarsal opening

Which artery will branch into dorsalis pedis artery

• Anterior tibial artery

• Posterior tibial artery

Medial and lateral plantar arteries are branches from the

• Anterior tibial artery

• Posterior tibial artery

In femoral triangle, the femoral artery is located medial to the femoral vein

• TRUE

• FALSE

In popliteal fossa, the popliteal vein is located medial to popliteal artery

• TRUE

• FALSE

The deep femoral artery passes in the adductor canal

• TRUE

• FALSE

Which lymphatic vessels accompany the saphenous veins

• Superficial lymphatic vessels

• Deep lymphatic vessels