Match the description to the correct vessel name. the longest vein in the body vessel most commonly used for blood pressure vessel most commonly used for taking the pulse supplies the diaphragm drains the liver brings oxygenated blood to the heart chambers supplies the heart muscle supplies the heart muscle with oxygenated blood drains the superficial medial forearm and arm branches off the pulmonary trunk supplies the internal pelvic organs B. femoral vein C. internal iliac arteries D. lumbar arteries E. humeral artery F. radial artery G. hepatic vein H. basilic vein I. hepatic portal vein J. pulmonary veins K. coronary sinus L. brachial artery M. cephalic vein N. coronary arteries O. ulnar vein H. basilic vein I. hepatic portal vein J. pulmonary veins K. coronary sinus L. brachial artery M. cephalic vein N. coronary arteries O. ulnar vein P. phrenic artery Q. pulmonary arteries R. greater saphenous vein S. radial vein .

1. Match the following genera with correct characteristics: aerobic bacteria; reproduction involves
rudimentary filaments which fragment into short rods pleomorphic bacteria; one species of this
group causes diphtheria endospore-producing, 1. clostridia obligate anaerobes; includes species
that cause 2. bacillus tetanus and botulism and gangrene 3. streptococcus cocci in chains;
produce enzymes that destroy 4. mycobacterium tissue; associated with a variety of human
disease 5. corynebacterium endospore-producing rods; 6. nocardia one species of this group
causes anthrax outermost layer contains mycolic acids that makes it waxy and water-resistant;
often slow-growing; one species is known to cause tuberculosis