Which situations are shared by both the blood supply of the lower extremity and the upper extremity?
A: Supplied by a main arterial vessel
B: Have arterial arches
C: Have venous arches
D: Have superficial network of veins
E: Have deep network of veins
A)a,c,d
B)a,b,c,d
C)b,d
D)b,c,e
E)a,b,c,d,e

Question

Which situations are shared by both the blood supply of the lower extremity and the upper extremity?
 A: Supplied by a main arterial vessel
B: Have arterial arches
C: Have venous arches
D: Have superficial network of veins
E: Have deep network of veins
A)a,c,d
B)a,b,c,d
C)b,d
D)b,c,e
E)a,b,c,d,e

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Both the upper and lower extremities are supplied by main arterial vessels (the subclavian artery for the upper extremity and the femoral artery for the lower extremity), have arterial arches (such as the palmar and plantar arches), venous arches, superficial networks of veins, and deep networks of veins. These features are essential for the circulation and distribution of blood in these areas.

Which Situations Are Shared by Both the Blood Supply of the Lower