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        | branches off into the right subclavian and right common carotid arteries |  | 
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        | supplies the sides of the head and neck |  | 
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        | supplies the upper limbs; branches into the brain, spinal cord, neck, shoulder and chest |  | 
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        | continuation of the subclavians |  | 
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        | continuation of the axillaries into the arm; branches into the arms |  | 
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        | main artery used for B.P. measurement |  | 
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        | supplies the lateral aspect of the forearms and branches into the wrists and hands |  | 
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        | direct continuation of the brachials; main artery used to check pulse |  | 
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        | continuation of the brachials; supplies the medial aspect of the forearms and branches into the wrists and hands |  | 
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        | left and right unite at the inferior surface of the brain |  | 
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        | continuations of the subclavians; supplies the posterior portion of the brain |  | 
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        | External Carotid Arteries |  | Definition 
 
        | continuations of the common carotid arteries; supplies blood to the face |  | 
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        | Internal Carotid Arteries |  | Definition 
 
        | continuations of the common carotid arteries; supplies the eyes, ears, most of the cerebrum and pituitary gland |  | 
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        | continuations of the abdominal aorta that form at about the 4th lumbar vertebra |  | 
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        | continuations of the common iliacs; primary arteries of the pelvis |  | 
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        | continuations of the common iliacs; supplies the lower limbs |  | 
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        | continuations of the external iliacs |  | 
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        | supplies the lower abdominal wall, groin, external genitalia and thigh muscles |  | 
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        | continuations of the femoral arteries |  | 
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        | supplies the posterior of the legs (muscles and skin), calf muscles, knee joint, femur, patella and fibula |  | 
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        | supplies knee joints, anterior of the legs (muscles and skin) and ankle joints |  | 
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        | branches of the popliteal arteries |  | 
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        | branches off into the brachiocephalic, left common and left subclavian arteries |  | 
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        | Posterior Tibial Arteries |  | Definition 
 
        | direct continuation of the popliteal arteries |  | 
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        | Posterior Tibial Arteries |  | Definition 
 
        | supplies the muscles, bones and joints of the legs and feet |  | 
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        | major branches of the posterior tibials |  | 
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        | supplies the legs and ankles |  | 
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