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| What blood vessels carry bood towads the heart? |
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| What blood vessels carry blood away from the heart? |
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| What are the two divisions of the circulatory system? |
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| No _________ in head and facial veins. |
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| The connection of separate parts of a branching system to form a network, as of leaf veins, blood vessels, or a river and its branches. |
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| Recent studies show a link between ____________________ and cardiovascular disease. |
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| Small arteries that lead to the capillary networks. |
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systemic- rich in O2
pulmonary- low in O2 |
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| What is the difference between systemic arteries versus pulmonary arteries? |
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right-branches off of brachiocephalic
left-branches off of aortic arch |
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| What is the difference in the origin of the common carotid artery on the left vs the right? |
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1. Acscending pharyngeal
2. Superior Thyroid
3. Sublingual
4. Lingual
5. Facial
6. Occiptial
7. Posteior Auricular
8. Maxillary
9. Superficial Temporal |
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| Branches of the external carotid artery in order from inferior to superior. |
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1. Ascending palatine
2. Submental
3. Inferior labial
4. Superior labial
5. Angular |
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| Branches of te facial artery in order. |
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1. Transverse facial
2. Middle temporal
3. Frontal branch and parietal branch split end of superficial temporal |
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| Pathway/branches of Superficial Temporal Artery in order. |
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1. Middle Meningeal
2. Inferor alveolar
3. Muscles branches (Pterygoid, deep temporal, Masseteric, buccal)
4. Posterior Suprior alveolar
5. Infraorbital
6. Greater/Lesser palatine
7. Spenopalatine |
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| Branches of Maxillary artery in order. |
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| Generally larger and mor numerous than arteries? |
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| What vein drains the head, face, and neck? |
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| The ____________________ drains only the extracranial tissues. |
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| Most important sinus for Dental Hygiene purposes? |
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| each side of the body of the sphenoid bone |
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| Where are cavernous venus sinuses located? |
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| The cavernous sinuses communicate with the one on the opposite side and the ____________ ___________. |
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| The ___________ _____________ may be involved with the spread of infection. |
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| Bacteria in blood; dental treatment can result in transfer entering blood. |
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| Loss of lage amounts of blood? |
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| Injured blood vessel, blood escapes into surrounding tissue? |
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| What foramen does middle meningeal come out of? |
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| What foramen does the inferior alveolar artery come out of? |
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| What foramen does the mental artery come out of? |
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| What foramen does the infrorbital artery come out of? |
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