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Major blood vessels of the human cardiovascular system

Major blood vessels of the human cardiovascular system
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Description: Blood vessels carrying oxygenated blood are color-coded red and those carrying oxygen-poor blood are color-coded blue.
Jugular Veins Receive blood from brain and from tissues of head
Superior Vena Cava Receives blood from veins of upper body
Pulmonary Veins Deliver oxygenated blood from the lungs to the heart
Hepatic Veins Carry blood that has passed through small intestine and then liver
Renal Veins Carry blood away from the kidneys
Inferior Vena Cava Receives blood from all veins below diaphragm
Iliac Veins Carry blood away from the pelvic organs and lower abdominal wall
Femoral Veins Carry blood away from the thigh and inner knee
Carotid Arteries Deliver blood to neck, head, brain
Ascending Aorta Carries oxygenated blood away from heart; the largest artery
Pulmonary Arteries Deliver oxygen-poor blood from the heart to the lungs
Coronary Arteries Service the incessantly active cardiac muscle cells of heart
Brachial Arteries Deliver blood to upper extremities; blood pressure measured here
Renal Arteries Deliver blood to kidneys, where its volume, composition are adjusted
Abdominal Aorta Delivers blood to arteries leading to the digestive tract, kidneys, pelvic organs, lower extremities
Iliac Arteries Deliver blood to pelvic organs and lower abdominal wall
Femoral Arteries Deliver blood to the thigh and inner knee

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