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Match these veins with their description. pulmonary veins superior vena cava subclavian veins brachiocephalic vein vertebral veins internal jugular veins external jugular vein radial and ulnar veins median cubital vein + axillary vein inferior vena cava renal veins hepatic vein external iliac vein internal iliac vein A. drain blood from the forearm into the brachial vein B. most common site for venous blood draw in clinical settings C. drains blood from the liver D. drain blood from the spinal cord, cranium, and vertebrae into the brachiocephalic vein E. receives blood from the portions of the body that are superior to the diaphragm and returns it to the right atrium F. drains blood from the head and scalp into the subclavian vein G. after receiving blood from subscapular and cephalic veins, this vein merges with the subclavian vein H. receive blood from the axillary veins 1. drain blood from the face and brain into the subclavian vein J. receives deoxygenated blood from the portions of the body that are inferior to the diaphragm and returns it to the right atrium K. deliver oxygenated blood from the lungs to the left atrium of the heart L. drain blood from the upper thorax into the superior vena cava M. drains blood from the leg into the common iliac vein N. drains blood from pelvic organs into the common iliac vein O. drain blood from the kidneys

Match these veins with their description. pulmonary veins superior vena cava subclavian veins brachiocephalic vein vertebral veins internal jugular veins external jugular vein radial and ulnar veins median cubital vein + axillary vein inferior vena cava renal veins hepatic vein external iliac vein internal iliac vein A. drain blood from the forearm into the brachial vein B. most common site for venous blood draw in clinical settings C. drains blood from the liver D. drain blood from the spinal cord, cranium, and vertebrae into the brachiocephalic vein E. receives blood from the portions of the body that are superior to the diaphragm and returns it to the right atrium F. drains blood from the head and scalp into the subclavian vein G. after receiving blood from subscapular and cephalic veins, this vein merges with the subclavian vein H. receive blood from the axillary veins 1. drain blood from the face and brain into the subclavian vein J. receives deoxygenated blood from the portions of the body that are inferior to the diaphragm and returns it to the right atrium K. deliver oxygenated blood from the lungs to the left atrium of the heart L. drain blood from the upper thorax into the superior vena cava M. drains blood from the leg into the common iliac vein N. drains blood from pelvic organs into the common iliac vein O. drain blood from the kidneys

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Match these veins with their description. pulmonary veins ◆ superior vena cava subclavian veins brachiocephalic vein vertebral veins internal jugular veins ◆ external jugular vein radial and ulnar veins median cubital vein ◆ axillary vein inferior vena cava ◆ renal veins ◆ hepatic vein ◆ external iliac vein ◆ internal iliac vein A. drain blood from the forearm into the brachial vein B. most common site for venous blood draw in clinical settings C. drains blood from the liver D. drain blood from the spinal cord, cranium, and vertebrae into the brachiocephalic vein E. receives blood from the portions of the body that are superior to the diaphragm and returns it to the right atrium F. drains blood from the head and scalp into the subclavian vein G. after receiving blood from subscapular and cephalic veins, this vein merges with the subclavian vein H. receive blood from the axillary veins 1. drain blood from the face and brain into the subclavian vein J. receives deoxygenated blood from the portions of the body that are inferior to the diaphragm and returns it to the right atrium K. deliver oxygenated blood from the lungs to the left atrium of the heart L. drain blood from the upper thorax into the superior vena cava M. drains blood from the leg into the common iliac vein N. drains blood from pelvic organs into the common iliac vein O. drain blood from the kidneys
Transcribed Image Text:Match these veins with their description. pulmonary veins ◆ superior vena cava subclavian veins brachiocephalic vein vertebral veins internal jugular veins ◆ external jugular vein radial and ulnar veins median cubital vein ◆ axillary vein inferior vena cava ◆ renal veins ◆ hepatic vein ◆ external iliac vein ◆ internal iliac vein A. drain blood from the forearm into the brachial vein B. most common site for venous blood draw in clinical settings C. drains blood from the liver D. drain blood from the spinal cord, cranium, and vertebrae into the brachiocephalic vein E. receives blood from the portions of the body that are superior to the diaphragm and returns it to the right atrium F. drains blood from the head and scalp into the subclavian vein G. after receiving blood from subscapular and cephalic veins, this vein merges with the subclavian vein H. receive blood from the axillary veins 1. drain blood from the face and brain into the subclavian vein J. receives deoxygenated blood from the portions of the body that are inferior to the diaphragm and returns it to the right atrium K. deliver oxygenated blood from the lungs to the left atrium of the heart L. drain blood from the upper thorax into the superior vena cava M. drains blood from the leg into the common iliac vein N. drains blood from pelvic organs into the common iliac vein O. drain blood from the kidneys
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