Where is the aorta?

The aorta that people often talk about refers to the human body's aorta, which is the largest artery in the human body and the main conduit for transporting blood. Obviously, the health of the aorta is very important to everyone, so everyone should learn to protect the aorta, such as avoiding trauma to the aorta. Injury to the aorta is more dangerous. So where exactly are the human aortas located?

Where is the aorta?

If you want to know where the aorta is, you should study hard and improve every day. You can read physiology books which contain information. Slowly, when you have learned a certain level of knowledge, you will know when you need to learn it.

I want to ask about the location of the aorta. I clearly tell you that the aorta on the arm is on the inner surface of the arm and you cannot see the artery. Therefore, don't look for any artery. You cannot find it. As for cutting your wrists, this is the least recommended. It is a manifestation of incompetence and a decadent reality. If such a child takes this path, it means that he is ignorant and incompetent. To be honest, such a child should cheer up. He has a bright future and ambitious goals in the future. The development direction should be very good and ideal. He should not dress up like a pure white fool.

Arteries are generally located deep.

Guidance:

Deep inside the place where the upper arm meets the body when the hand is pressed against the body with the pinky finger.

The part of the large artery in the hand that is closest to the epidermis is on the wrist, which is where the pulse is taken. You can feel the beating by gently pressing it. It is usually 2 fingers away from the base of the palm towards the arm. The depth is 0.5cm, and you can feel the pulsation at the end of the radial artery. The pulse is usually counted through this blood vessel. Arteries are mostly located in relatively hidden places in the body. Because the walls of arteries are relatively thick and the blood flows relatively fast, they are generally distributed throughout the body.

You can touch your wrist, there is a pulsating blood vessel called the radial artery, which is the largest artery in the wrist. At that time, under normal circumstances, arteries are mostly located deeper and not many can be felt by the human body, including the carotid artery, femoral artery, radial artery, etc. Arteries are located deeper and are easier to protect, while veins are located shallower and more obvious bulges can be seen. At this age, the radial artery is relatively easy to find. After all, the child is young and has less epidermal fat tissue. You should be as careful as possible to protect the radial artery to avoid damage that may cause symptoms of massive bleeding.