Vessels of the Lower Limb

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Name this red vessel.

common iliac artery

external iliac artery

internal iliac artery

femoral artery

Answer explanation

For both arteries & veins of the leg there is a consistent progression based on anatomical terms & location.
1=common iliac (groin)
2=external iliac
3=internal iliac
4=femoral (thigh)
5=popliteal (back of knee)
Common iliac arteries are branches off the aorta.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Name this red vessel.

common iliac artery

external iliac artery

internal iliac artery

femoral artery

Answer explanation

For both arteries & veins of the leg there is a consistent progression based on anatomical terms & location.
1=common iliac (groin)
2=external iliac
3=internal iliac
4=femoral (thigh)
5=popliteal (back of knee)

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Name this red vessel.

common iliac artery

external iliac artery

internal iliac artery

femoral artery

Answer explanation

For both arteries & veins of the leg there is a consistent progression based on anatomical terms & location.
1=common iliac (groin)
2=external iliac
3=internal iliac
4=femoral (thigh)
5=popliteal (back of knee)

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Name this red vessel.

popliteal

artery

external iliac artery

internal iliac artery

femoral artery

Answer explanation

For both arteries & veins of the leg there is a consistent progression based on anatomical terms & location.
1=common iliac (groin)
2=external iliac
3=internal iliac
4=femoral (thigh)
5=popliteal (back of knee)

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Name this red vessel.

politeal artery

posterior tibial artery

anterior tibial artery

dorsalis pedis artery

Answer explanation

The popliteal branches into the anterior (front) & posterior (back) tibial arteries.
These arteries have sister veins of the same names.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Name this red vessel.

politeal artery

posterior tibial artery

anterior tibial artery

dorsalis pedis artery

Answer explanation

The popliteal branches into the anterior (front) & posterior (back) tibial arteries.
These arteries have sister veins of the same names.
The posterior tibial artery is an important pulse point to assess circulation problems in the leg.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Name this red vessel.

posterior tibial artery

anterior tibial artery

dorsalis pedis artery

femoral artery

Answer explanation

The dorsalis pedis artery is a continuation of the ANTERIOR tibial artery.
Dorsalis=back pedis=foot
This is an important pulse point to determine circulation problems of the leg.

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Vessels of the Lower Limb

Name this red vessel.

For both arteries & veins of the leg there is a consistent progression based on anatomical terms & location.
1=common iliac (groin)
2=external iliac
3=internal iliac
4=femoral (thigh)
5=popliteal (back of knee)
Common iliac arteries are branches off the aorta.

Name this red vessel.

For both arteries & veins of the leg there is a consistent progression based on anatomical terms & location.
1=common iliac (groin)
2=external iliac
3=internal iliac
4=femoral (thigh)
5=popliteal (back of knee)

Name this red vessel.

For both arteries & veins of the leg there is a consistent progression based on anatomical terms & location.
1=common iliac (groin)
2=external iliac
3=internal iliac
4=femoral (thigh)
5=popliteal (back of knee)

Name this red vessel.

For both arteries & veins of the leg there is a consistent progression based on anatomical terms & location.
1=common iliac (groin)
2=external iliac
3=internal iliac
4=femoral (thigh)
5=popliteal (back of knee)

Name this red vessel.

The popliteal branches into the anterior (front) & posterior (back) tibial arteries.
These arteries have sister veins of the same names.

Name this red vessel.

The popliteal branches into the anterior (front) & posterior (back) tibial arteries.
These arteries have sister veins of the same names.
The posterior tibial artery is an important pulse point to assess circulation problems in the leg.

Name this red vessel.

The dorsalis pedis artery is a continuation of the ANTERIOR tibial artery.
Dorsalis=back pedis=foot
This is an important pulse point to determine circulation problems of the leg.

Name this blue vessel.

For both arteries & veins of the leg there is a consistent progression based on anatomical terms & location.
1=common iliac (groin)
2=external iliac
3=internal iliac
4=femoral (thigh)
5=popliteal (back of knee)

Name this blue vessel.

For both arteries & veins of the leg there is a consistent progression based on anatomical terms & location.
1=common iliac (groin)
2=external iliac
3=internal iliac
4=femoral (thigh)
5=popliteal (back of knee)

Name this blue vessel.

For both arteries & veins of the leg there is a consistent progression based on anatomical terms & location.
1=common iliac (groin)
2=external iliac
3=internal iliac
4=femoral (thigh)
5=popliteal (back of knee)

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Vessels of the Lower Limb

Name this red vessel.

For both arteries & veins of the leg there is a consistent progression based on anatomical terms & location.1=common iliac (groin)2=external iliac3=internal iliac4=femoral (thigh)5=popliteal (back of knee)Common iliac arteries are branches off the aorta.

Name this red vessel.

For both arteries & veins of the leg there is a consistent progression based on anatomical terms & location.1=common iliac (groin)2=external iliac3=internal iliac4=femoral (thigh)5=popliteal (back of knee)

Name this red vessel.

For both arteries & veins of the leg there is a consistent progression based on anatomical terms & location.1=common iliac (groin)2=external iliac3=internal iliac4=femoral (thigh)5=popliteal (back of knee)

Name this red vessel.

For both arteries & veins of the leg there is a consistent progression based on anatomical terms & location.1=common iliac (groin)2=external iliac3=internal iliac4=femoral (thigh)5=popliteal (back of knee)

Name this red vessel.

The popliteal branches into the anterior (front) & posterior (back) tibial arteries.These arteries have sister veins of the same names.

Name this red vessel.

The popliteal branches into the anterior (front) & posterior (back) tibial arteries.These arteries have sister veins of the same names.The posterior tibial artery is an important pulse point to assess circulation problems in the leg.

Name this red vessel.

The dorsalis pedis artery is a continuation of the ANTERIOR tibial artery. Dorsalis=back pedis=foot This is an important pulse point to determine circulation problems of the leg.

Name this blue vessel.

For both arteries & veins of the leg there is a consistent progression based on anatomical terms & location.1=common iliac (groin)2=external iliac3=internal iliac4=femoral (thigh)5=popliteal (back of knee)

Name this blue vessel.

For both arteries & veins of the leg there is a consistent progression based on anatomical terms & location.1=common iliac (groin)2=external iliac3=internal iliac4=femoral (thigh)5=popliteal (back of knee)

Name this blue vessel.

For both arteries & veins of the leg there is a consistent progression based on anatomical terms & location.1=common iliac (groin)2=external iliac3=internal iliac4=femoral (thigh)5=popliteal (back of knee)

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For both arteries & veins of the leg there is a consistent progression based on anatomical terms & location.
1=common iliac (groin)
2=external iliac
3=internal iliac
4=femoral (thigh)
5=popliteal (back of knee)
Common iliac arteries are branches off the aorta.

For both arteries & veins of the leg there is a consistent progression based on anatomical terms & location.
1=common iliac (groin)
2=external iliac
3=internal iliac
4=femoral (thigh)
5=popliteal (back of knee)

For both arteries & veins of the leg there is a consistent progression based on anatomical terms & location.
1=common iliac (groin)
2=external iliac
3=internal iliac
4=femoral (thigh)
5=popliteal (back of knee)

For both arteries & veins of the leg there is a consistent progression based on anatomical terms & location.
1=common iliac (groin)
2=external iliac
3=internal iliac
4=femoral (thigh)
5=popliteal (back of knee)

The popliteal branches into the anterior (front) & posterior (back) tibial arteries.
These arteries have sister veins of the same names.

The popliteal branches into the anterior (front) & posterior (back) tibial arteries.
These arteries have sister veins of the same names.
The posterior tibial artery is an important pulse point to assess circulation problems in the leg.

The dorsalis pedis artery is a continuation of the ANTERIOR tibial artery.
Dorsalis=back pedis=foot
This is an important pulse point to determine circulation problems of the leg.

For both arteries & veins of the leg there is a consistent progression based on anatomical terms & location.
1=common iliac (groin)
2=external iliac
3=internal iliac
4=femoral (thigh)
5=popliteal (back of knee)

For both arteries & veins of the leg there is a consistent progression based on anatomical terms & location.
1=common iliac (groin)
2=external iliac
3=internal iliac
4=femoral (thigh)
5=popliteal (back of knee)

For both arteries & veins of the leg there is a consistent progression based on anatomical terms & location.
1=common iliac (groin)
2=external iliac
3=internal iliac
4=femoral (thigh)
5=popliteal (back of knee)