Femoral Vein to Right Lung Pathway: A Detailed Anatomical Trace

Femoral vein > Common iliac vein > Inferior vena cava (IVC)--> enters right atrium> Right atrium >Tricuspid valve> Right ventricle > Pulmonary valve > Pulmonary trunk > Right and Left pulmonary arteries> Right lung arteries > Pulmonary capillaries in lower right lung > back to pulmonary vein> Left atrium > Bicuspid valve or Mitral valve >Left ventricle> Aortic valve > Ascending aorta> gives off Brachiocephalic, left common carotid, and left subclavian arteries. > The brachiocephalic artery continues to divide into the Right subclavian artery and Right common carotid artery. > Right subclavian artery passes through the thoracic cavity and becomes the Axillary artery in arm> Brachial artery at elbow > branches into Radial artery and Ulnar artery in wrist.