In the upper limb, the main arterial vessel bifurcates at the ______. In the lower limb, the main arterial vessels bifurcate at the ______.

The artery that is the main arterial vessel to the left upper limb and branches directly from the aorta is the left artery.

Which of the following is not a location at which the pulse can be felt in the upper limb?Group of answer choicesfemoral arteryradial arterybrachial arteryaxillary artery

At its inferior end, the aorta divides into what two vessels?Multiple ChoiceLeft and right femoral arteriesLeft and right external iliac arteriesLeft and right common iliac arteriesLeft and right internal iliac arteries

What is the order of vessels through which blood would flow when draining the lower leg?Multiple choice question.small saphenous vein → great saphenous vein → internal iliac veinpopliteal vein → femoral vein → external iliac veinfibular vein → anterior tibial vein → great saphenous veinposterior tibial vein → popliteal vein → great saphenous

Select all that applyWhich of the following are supplied by the common iliac arteries?Multiple select question.lower limbposterior and lateral regions of the abdominal wallpelvic organskidneysgluteal region