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pertaining too the arm

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what artery runs down the center of the upper arm   brachial artery  
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what two smaller arteries branch off the brachial artery   radial and ulner artery  
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artery located below the elbow on the thumb side of the arm   radial artery  
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artery located below the elbow that runs down the pinky side of the arm   ulnar artery  
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vein that runs along the outside of the arm from the shoulder to the elbow   cephalic vein  
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vein that runs along the inside of the arm from the shoulder to the wrist   basilic vein  
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vein that connects the basilic & cephalic vein at the fold of the elbow and is easily palpable   median cubital  
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what is the most common vein used for venipuncture   median cubital  
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easiest vein to perform venipuncture on in an obese patient   cephalic vein  
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is our second choice because it is a larger vein   the cephalic vein  
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what vein is buried under muscle and fat and more difficult to palpate   the cephalic vein  
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is our third choice for the antecubital space venipuncture   the basilic vein  
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smaller in diameter then the cephalic, and runs usually directly above the ulnar artery where it branches off the brachial artery   the basilic vein  
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what vein runs alongside the median or ulnar nerve   the basilic vein  
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the human body holds how many liters of blood   4-5 liters [men may have up to 6 liters due to larger body size]  
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what does the cellular portion contain   RBC,WBC,and platelets  
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all blood cells are formed in the bone marrow through a process called   hematopoesis  
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