Question 52 · LEK · Acute limb ischemia
Arterial embolism most commonly occurs:
- A. in the subclavian artery.
- B. in the brachial artery.
- C. in the splenic artery.
- D. at the point of origin of the internal carotid artery.
- E. at the point of origin of the deep femoral artery. 18 z 117 29.06.2026, 14:15 Centrum Egzaminów Medycznych https://test.cem.edu.pl/pytcem/wyswietl_baza_pdf.php
Hint
Emboli lodge where the arterial lumen abruptly narrows, typically at bifurcations; recall which of these sites is affected most often.
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