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Starting from the top
Beyond the first branch
Further than the Fossa
Wrestle with the Rest
Very Veiny
100

The descending Aorta branches into these, at the level of L4

Right and Left common illiac arteries

100

These 2 branches surround the femoral neck

The lateral and medial circumflex femoral arteries

100

The Popliteal artery travels inferiorly to leave the popliteal fossa, then splits into these 2 arteries.

The Anterior and Posterior Tibial arteries.
100
In the foot, the posterior tibial artery will split into these 2 arteries.

Medial and Lateral plantar arteries

100
What is the largest vein in the human body?

The Great Saphenous Vein

200

The common iliac branches into these

Internal and External Iliac arteries

200

The femoral artery dives deep to the this muscle, and enters the adductor canal alongside the femoral vein and this nerve.

Deep to Vastus medialis, and along with the Saphenous Nerve

200

The anterior tibial artery will pierce the interosseous membrane, travels into the anterior compartment of the leg, and travels alongside this nerve.

The Deep Fibular nerve

200

In the proximal leg, the posterior tibial artery will give off this artery.

The Fibular Artery

200

This vein provides superficial drainage to the entire length of the lower extremity.

The Great Saphenous vein

300

True or False: The External Iliac artery turns into the Femoral Artery

True

300

The femoral artery will then pass through this, and then emerge posteriorly in this.

Passes through the Adductor Hiatus, and emerges posteriorly in the Popliteal Fossa

300
When the anterior tibial artery enters the foot it is known as this. And it can be found between the tendons of these 2 muscles.

The Dorsalis Pedis artery. Between the tendons of Extensor Hallucis longus and extensor digitorum longus.

300

The fibular artery will travel laterally into the lateral compartment to course alongside this nerve. The artery will terminate when it surrounds this bone.

The superficial fibular nerve. 

The Calcaneous

300

True or False: The Great Saphenous Vein starts in the dorsum of the foot

True

400

The femoral artery travels deep to this ligament, and is then found with the vein in a sheath sitting superficial to this muscle.

The Inguinal Ligament and the Pectineus muscle

400

Once in the Popliteal Fossa, the femoral artery and vein will become this.

The Popliteal Artery and Vein

400

The Posterior Tibial artery dives deep into the posterior compartment of the leg, travel with this nerve just superficial to this muscle.

Travels with the Tibial nerve, just superficial to the posterior tibialis muscle.

400

The internal iliac will give off this artery. This new artery will then give off a new branch which goes by either of these 2 names.

internal iliac gives off the Obturator Artery.

The Obturator gives off the Acetabular branch, or artery to ligamentum teres.

400

The Great Saphenous Vein travels along this side of the leg

The Medial aspect of the leg

500

This is the name of the first branch off of the femoral artery

The Deep Femoral Artery/ Profunda Femoris

500

The Popliteal Artery will give off 4 branches which form and anastomosis that surrounds the knee joint. What are the 4 arteries?

Superior medial, superior lateral, inferior medial and inferior lateral geniculate arteries.

500

The posterior tibial artery will then travel posterior to this and then through this.

Posterior to the medial malleolus and through the tarsal tunnel.

500

The Acetabular artery travels within this ligament, to this part of the femoral head.

Within Ligamentum teres, to the Fovea of the femoral head

500

The Great Saphenous vein drains directly into this vein

The Femoral Vein