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| Passes underneath the armpit, carries blood to the arm. |
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| Enters the upper arm region. |
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| Supplies the deltoid muscle |
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| there is both a poterior and anterior humeral circumflex artery, wrapped around the humerus. |
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| Both the deep brachial and superficial brachial arteries are branches of the brachial artery. they supply blood to the arm. |
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| there are both superior and inferior ulnar collateral arteries. They are branches of the brachial artery. they supply blood to the triceps and elbow. |
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| This is a branch of the deep brachial artery and also supplies the triceps muscle and elbow joind |
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| also a branch of the deep brachial artery, the radial collateral supplies the brachioradialis and brachialis muscles. |
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| There are both posterior and anterior branches of the ulnar recurrent artery. These supply the elbowjoint region. |
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| There are several interosseous arteries, including the common interosseous, posterior interosseos, anterior interosseous, and reccurrent interosseous. They distribute blood to various places within the arm. the word means "between bones." |
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| This is a fairly major artery off of the brachial artery. It suppliies blood to the forearm, wrist, and hand,. |
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| Also, a fairly major artery off of the brachial artery, which distributes blood to the forearm, wrist, and hand. |
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| dorsal carpal branch of ulnar |
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| the name describes a specific branch of the ulnar artery. Yo already are familar with dorsal and carpal, so you should be able to figure out where the blood supply goes. |
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| superficial palmar branch of radial |
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| this name is self-descriptive. |
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| There are both deep and superficial palmar arches, which supply the hand and specifically the palm. |
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| there are both palmar and dorsal metacarpal arteries. These supply the metacarpals |
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| This artery and the followig two arteries all supply the digits (fingers). |
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