The document is a quiz that tests knowledge of the names of major arteries and veins in the human body. It asks what various red and blue lines represent on diagrams of the circulatory system located in different regions of the body, including the head, neck, arms, hands, abdomen, legs, feet, and brain. The responses provide the anatomical names for arteries, veins, blood cells, and other structures highlighted in the diagrams.

1. Veins and Arteries*Center For Academic Achievement*Tutoring CenterFlorida Hospital College of Health Sciences By Alison Nasuti

2. What is this red line? Gastric Artery

3. What about the blue one here? Gastric Vein

4. What are these red lines? Hepatic Arteries

5. And the blue lines here? Hepatic Veins

6. What about the red lines here? Splenic Artery

7. So, the blue lines… Splenic Veins

8. What’s this red line? Facial Artery

9. What is the blue line here? Facial Vein

10. What’s this blue line? Superficial Temporal Vein

11. So, what’s the red line next to it? Superficial Temporal Artery

12. Back here, what’s that red line? Occipital Artery

13. What’s the blue line back here? Occipital Vein

14. There are two red lines here, the more anterior is called what? External Carotid Artery

15. And the posterior red line? Internal Carotid Artery

16. What is this red line? Common Carotid Artery

17. What is the blue line running posterior to the ear? External Jugular Vein

18. What’s the blue line there? Internal Jugular Vein

19. What’s that big blue thing there? Inferior Vena Cava

20. What’s the big red one? Abdominal Aorta

21. There is a little bump off here, what is it? Celiac Trunk

22. What is the center bump here? Superior Mesenteric Artery

23. What’s the lowest bump here? Inferior Mesenteric Artery

24. What are these red lines here? Renal Arteries

25. What are these red lines here? Common Iliac Artery

26. What about where it branches off here? External Iliac Artery

27. And the smaller branches Internal Iliac Artery

28. What is the red area dipping back? Thoracic (descending) Aorta

29. What is that red line there? Subclavian Artery

30. What’s the blue line here? Subclavian Vein

31. What’s the blue line running down the arm out here? Cephalic Vein

32. What’s the blue line on the inside of the arm? Basilic vein

33. The blue crosses over here, what is it? Median Cubital Vein

34. What is the red line in the armpit? Axillary Artery

35. What’s the blue line in the armpit? Axillary Vein

36. What are those red things? Pulmonary Veins

37. What’s the blue line? Pulmonary Artery

38. What are those blue lines? Pulmonary Arteries

39. What are the red lines? Pulmonary Veins

40. What is the red line there? Anterior Intercostal Artery

41. So, what’s the blue line? Anterior Intercostal Vein

42. What are the little blue lines in there? Posterior Intercostal Veins

43. And, the red ones? Posterior Intercostal Arteries

44. What’s the red tube on top? Brachiocephalic Trunk

45. What’s the tube in the middle? Common Carotid Artery

46. So, what’s that one? Left Subclavian Artery

47. What is that red line there? Gastric Artery

48. What’s the purple line there? Hepatic Portal Vein

49. What’s the red line? Common Hepatic Artery

50. What’s that blue line there? Hepatic Vein

51. There’s a red one on the adrenal gland, what’s it called? Suprarenal Artery

52. What’s that red line there? AxillaryArtery

53. Once you get down here it turns into what? Brachial Artery

54. What’s the red one running down this side of the arm? Ulnar Artery

55. So, what’s the one running down this side of the arm? Raidal Artery

56. What’s the red line here? Superficial Palmer Arch

57. What about the red lines in the fingers? Palmer Digital Artery

58. What’s that blue line in the hand? Superficial Venous Palmer Arch

59. What are the blue lines in the fingers? Palmer Digital Veins

60. Can you find the monocytes? There it is!

61. Where are the platelets? There they are!

62. Can you find Neutrophils? AH-HA!

63. How about Basophils? There!

64. Now, Eosinophils? Did you get that one?

65. What’s that gland? Pituitary Gland

66. What’s the pituitary attached to(looks like a W)? Hypothalamus

67. There’s a little pink dot back here, what is it? Pineal Gland

68. What gland is that? Thyroid Gland

69. In a child what gland would be here? (hint, it’s not the heart) Thymus Gland

70. What are those beige glands in there? Adrenal Glands

71. Male or Female? Female, you’d be surprised how many people get that wrong!

72. What is this back here? Ovary

73. Male or Female? Yeah, that one’s male.

74. What is that? Testicle

75. What is this gland up here? Pancreas

76. What blood cells are these? Basophils

77. What blood cells are these? Eosinophils

78. What blood cells are these? Lymphocytes

79. What about these blood cells? Monocytes

80. And these blood cells? Neutrophils

81. What are those red lines? Gonadal Arteries

82. What’s the long blue one? Great Saphenous Vein

83. What are these red lines? Femoral Arteries

84. What is this part of this red line called? Popliteal Artery

85. What’s the blue line in here? Popliteal Vein

86. What’s this red line here? Posterior Tibial Artery

87. What’s that red line? Anterior Tibial Artery

88. What’s that small blue thing there? Small Saphenous Vein

89. What is that blue line on top of the foot? Dorsal Pedal Vein

90. What’s the red line on top of the foot? Dorsal Pedal Artery

91. What’s the red line up there? Anterior Communication Artery

92. And, what’s this one? Middle Cerebral Artery

93. What about that one? Posterior Cerebral Artery

94. What are these things down here? Vertebral Arteries

95. What’s this line? Anterior Communicating Artery

96. What about these lines here? Posterior Communicating Arteries

97. What’s the big fat one here? Basilar Artery

98. What’s that blue line here? Inferior Thyroid Vein

99. What about these red ones here? Superior Thyroid Arteries

100. What’s this big blue thing? Superior Vena Cava

101. What is this area in here called? Brachiocephalic Trunk