Question

Which artery is the closest to the surface of our body?

Answer 1

Artery:

1. The conduits are the veins that convey oxygen-rich blood from the heart to the tissues of the body.
2. Every conduit is a solid cylinder lined with smooth tissue and has three layers.
3. The intima, the internal layer lined by a smooth tissue called endothelium

Radial Artery:

1. The spiral vein emerges from the bifurcation of the brachial supply route in the antecubital fossa.
2. It runs distally on the front piece of the lower arm.
3. There, it fills in as a milestone for the division between the front and back compartments of the lower arm, with the back compartment starting only horizontal to the course.
4. The spiral vein is the nearest supply route to the outer layer of our body.
5. The spiral vein passes anteriorly between the tops of the inherent muscles and the palmar curve and later gets together with the ulnar conduit's profound branch.
6. The radial artery is the closest to the surface of our body.