The blood in the popliteal artery that you just showed the peer teacher is going to flow to what vessel next? femoral posterior tibial small saphenous great saphenous
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'You are red blood cell on your way to the second metatarsal from the left ventricle of the heart: Place the following blood vessels in the order in which you will pass through them dorsal metatarsal artery arcuate artery dorsalis pedis artery anterior tibial artery popliteal artery femoral artery external iliac artery ascending aorta aortic arch descending aorta common iliac artery'
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What is one possible path of blood from the heart to the left hallux and back to the heart? Aorta → left common iliac artery → left external iliac artery → left femoral artery → left popliteal artery → left anterior tibial artery → dorsal pedal artery → arcuate arteries → dorsal venous arch → left great saphenous vein → left femoral vein → left external iliac vein → left common iliac vein → inferior vena cava Aorta → left common iliac artery → left internal iliac artery → left femoral artery → left popliteal artery → left posterior tibial artery → dorsal pedal artery → arcuate arteries → dorsal venous arch → left fibular vein → left popliteal vein → left internal iliac vein → left common iliac vein → inferior vena cava Aorta → left common iliac artery → left internal iliac artery → left small saphenous artery → left popliteal artery → left posterior tibial artery → dorsal pedal artery → arcuate arteries → dorsal venous arch → left femoral vein → left internal iliac vein → left common iliac vein → inferior vena cava Aorta → left common iliac artery → left external iliac artery → left great saphenous artery → left anterior tibial artery → dorsal pedal artery → arcuate arteries → dorsal venous arch → left small saphenous vein → left femoral vein → left internal iliac vein → left common iliac vein → inferior vena cava
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