neck vessels
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| what are the 4 great vessels? | right and left common carotid arteries & right and left vertebral arteries
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| where does the right common carotid originate from? | from the brachiocephalic artery
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| where does the left common carotid arise from? | from the aortic arch
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| originates from the common carotid artery & enters the base of the skull through the carotid foramen | internal carotid arteries
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| supplies blood to the middle & anterior cerebrum | internal carotid arteries
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| arise from the common carotid artery & extends laterally along the neck through the parotid gland to the TMJ | external carotid arteries
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| supplies blood to the face and neck | external carotid arteries
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| originates from the subclavian artery | vertebral
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| ascend through the transverse foramina of C6-C1 where they enter the foramen magnum and join the basilar artery | vertebral
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| the vertebral and basilar artery supply blood to what aspect of the brain | the posterior aspect
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| descend within the transverse foramina of the cervical vertebrae along with the vertebral arteries to drain the cervical spinal cord & posterior surface of the skull | vertebral veins
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| bifurcation occurs at: | C3-C4
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| what route is contrast injected | venously
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| how long does it take contrast to reach the aortic arch? | 12-15 seconds
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| what makes up the superior vena cava | right and left brachiocephalic veins
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| if there is pathology which side is contrast injected? | the opposite side
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| if the patient had a mastectomy what side is contrast injected on? | on the side opposite of the mastectomy even if patho is on that side
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| if the patient has a port, contrast will not be seen in the subclavian? | true
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