Aorta
L. Subclavian
L. Common Carotid
Brachiocephalic
R. Common Carotid
R. Subclavian
External Carotid
Internal Carotid - goes through the carotid canal into the skull - supplies blood to the brain, orbits of the eye, and some of the forehead
Medial Artery
Posterior Artery
Anterior Artery
Terminal Artery
Maxillary Artery
Superior Temoral Artery
Facial Artery - supplies blood to the face, zygomatic area, nasal area, infraorbital rim, and the orbital region
Lingual Artery
Superior Thyroid Artery - Supplies blood to the tissues inferior to the hyoid bones: infrahyoid muscles, SCM muscle, thyroid gland, and muscles of the larynx
Lingual - superior to the hyoid bone: suprahyoid muscles, floor of the mouth and tongue
Deep Lingual - supplies blood to the tongue
Sublingual - supplies blood to the mylohyoid muscle, sublingual salivary glands, and mucous membrane of the floor of the mouth
Suprahyoid - supplies blood to the suprahyoid muscles
Angular Artery - supplies blood to the tissue of the side of the nose
Ascending Palatine Artery - supplies blood to the soft palate, palatine muscles, and palatine tonsils. - It's a major source of blood hemorrhaging if nicked during a tonsillectomy and it's not caught
Superior Labial Artery - supplies blood to the upper lip tissue
Inferior Labial Artery - supplies blood to the lower lip tissue :
Submental Artery - supplies blood to the submandibular lymph nodes
Inferior Alveolar Artery - supplies blood to the floor of the mouth, mental region, muscles of the tongue - enters mandibular foramen, goes through the mandibular canal and exits through the mental foramen
Middle meningeal Artery - supplies blood to the meninges of the brain - passes through the Foramen Spinosum on the sphenoid bone
Deep Temporal Artery - supplies blood to the temporalis muscle
Ascending pharyngeal artery - supplies blood to the pharyngeal walls, soft palate, and meninges of the brain
Pharyngeal artery
Meningeal artery
Posterior Auricular Artery - supplies blood to the inner ear and mastoid air cells
Occipital Artery - supplies blood to the suprahyoid muscles, SCM muscle, scalp, and meningeal tissues in the occipital region
Superior Temporal Artery - arrises within the parotid salivary gland -
Middle Temporal Artery - supplies blood to the temporalis muscle
Frontal Artery - supplies blood to the tissue of the frontal area
Parietal Artery - supplies blood to the tissue of the parietal area
Transverse Facial Artery - supplies blood to the parotid gland duct and nearby facial tissue
Mylohyoid Artery - supplies blood to the mylohyoid muscles and muscles of the tongue - doesn't go through mandibular canal, it branches off before inferior alveolar artery enter canal and follows along the inside of the ramus
Mental Artery - supplies blood to the mental region
Incisive Artery - supplies blood to the mandibular teeth and their periodontium (tissue and bone)
Pterygoid Artery - supplies blood to the lateral and medial pterygoid muscles
Masseteric Artery - supplies blood to the masseter muscle
Buccal Artery - supplies blood to the buccinator and tissue of the buccal region
Posterior Superior Alveolar Artery - supplies blood to the posterior maxillary teeth and their periodontium (tissue and bone), maxillary sinus - enters posterior superior alveolar foramen
Infraorbital Artery - supplies blood to the cheek area and face - exits through the infraorbital foramen
Descending Palatine Artery
Sphenopalatine Artery - supplies blood to the anterior portion of the hard palate and nasal cavity - goes through the infraorbital sulcus
Orbital Artery - supplies blood to the orbital region
Anterior Superior Alveolar Artery - supplies blood to the anterior maxillary teeth and their periodontium (bone and tissue)
Lesser palatine Artery - supplies blood to the more posterior part of the hard palate and soft palate - exits the lingual foramen
Nasopalatine Artery - supplies blood to the nasal cavity -
Greater Palatine Artery - supplies blood to the anterior hard palate and soft palate - goes through greater palatine canal and exits the greater palatine foramen
Heart
Superior Vena Cava
Right Brachiocephalic Vein
Left Brachiocephalic Vein
Inferior Vena Cava
R. Subclavian Vein
R. External Jugular Vein
R. Internal Jugular Vein - drains the brain and most of the tissues of the head and neck - it had NO valves and may become involved with the spread of infection - originates in the cranium and exits the skull through the jugular foramen
Facial Vein
Posterior Retromandibular Vein