Which of the following is a vein in the arm, commonly used for intravenous access during advanced cardiac life support?

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The brachial and basilic veins are large superficial veins in the arms. They are commonly used for quick access to the circulation during advanced cardiac life support. The portal vein, which is found within the peritoneum and which drains blood from the gut to the liver, would be very difficult to quickly access during an emergency. The cardinal vein is found only during embryonic/fetal development.

Which of the Following Is a Vein in the Arm