Homework Answers
6) FIRST PART ANS:-
a. cervical lymph node
b. Axillary lymph node
c. Inguinal lymph node
d. Thoracic duct
e. Cisterna chyli
SECOND PART ANS:-
a. Moderator band.
Function:-
i) The main function is - it carries the right branch of the AV or atrioventricular bundle ( part of the conduction system of the heart) to the anterior papillary muscle of the heart and helps in the spreading of the signal.
ii) It prevents the overstretching of the right ventricle.
7) 1. common iliac artery
2. Internal iliac artery
3. external iliac artery
4. obturator artery
5. Femoral artery
6. Deep Femoral artery
7. Anterior tibial artery
8. popliteal artery
9. Posterior tibial artery
10. Dorsalis Pedis artery
8) 1. Superior mesenteric artery
2. Middle colic artery
3. Right colic artery
4. Iliocolic artery
5. Left colic artery
6. Inferior mesenteric artery
7. Sigmoid arteries
8. superior rectal artery
9) 1. basilar artery
2. Maxillary artery
3. internal carotid artery
4. facial artery
5. external carotid artery
6. lingual artery
7. superior thyroid artery
8. vertebral artery
9. common carotid artery
10. Thyrocervical trunk
11. Axillary artery
12. Deep brachial artery
13. Brachial artery
14. Radial artery
15. Ulnar artery
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