Identify the missing vessels in the following scheme of blood flow to/from the lower limb. Answer choices are listed as “first blank, second blank” aorta –> common iliac artery –> external iliac artery –> femoral artery –> _______ –> anterior/posterior tibial arteries –> peroneal artery –> popliteal vein –> _______ –> external iliac vein –> common iliac vein –> inferior vena cava

Which vein runs alongside the common carotid artery? 

STATION SIX: Answer the following question. Use the image below.

Which LETTER represents a blood vessel carrying oxygenated blood? Select all that apply.

Which of the following blood tests, if abnormal, would indicate a clotting disorder? 

 Figure S2: Is the structure in the black box a “valve” or a “mini-valve”? Both of these structures associated with lymphatic capillaries were mentioned in your lab guide. 

A patient’s blood is type A+. Which of the following blood types could this patient receive? Remember: the recipient is type A+. Which of the following types of donor blood would be okay to give this recipient? Select all that apply. HINT: The reaction to avoid is agglutination of INCOMING (donor) erythrocytes by elements in recipient blood. 

STATION EIGHT: Answer the following four questions. Use the image below as needed.

STATION THREE: Answer the following four questions. Make sure you are looking at the correct image for each question.    

Which NUMBER indicates a posterior interventricular artery?