The correct answer is the lateral cord. The medial cord gives rise to the ulnar and median nerves, the posterior cord feeds nerves in the deep compartment of the upper arm, and the middle cord is not a cord, it is a trunk.

In the body, certain arteries come in pairs, meaning they have either a left and right, or an internal and external. Of the ones listed here, only the adrenal arteries have both a left and right, making it the correct answer. There is only one artery for each of the other answer choices.

The celiac trunk is a branch off of the abdominal aorta which is partially responsible for the circulation of blood to the abdominal organs. There are three branches of the celiac trunk which are as follows: left gastric, common hepatic, and splenic arteries. That means the correct answer would be the right gastric artery which does not come from the celiac trunk, but instead anastomoses with the left gastric artery to supply the lesser curvature of the stomach.

For this question we are looking for arteries which are inferior to the pubic bone, yet superior to the tibia and fibula, which leave us with either the femoral artery or femoral circumflex artery. The correct answer is the pair of femoral circumflex arteries which supply muscles in the deep compartment of the thigh. The femoral artery does not have a medial or lateral branch.

The left common carotid artery gives rise to the internal and external carotids. While each of the other answer choice supply an area of the face or neck, they do not arise from the common carotid artery. In fact, each of these arteries arise from either the internal or external carotid arteries.

The fibular artery is one of three arteries that arise from the popliteal artery. The other two are the anterior and posterior tibial arteries which supply the anterior and posterior compartments respectively. Therefore the correct answer is the lateral compartment because there is no medial compartment.

The correct answer is the greater curvature of the stomach. This is because the greater curvature is connected to the greater omentum, a large fold of peritoneum that covers the organs in the abdomen. The lesser curvature of the stomach is supplied  by the left and right gastric arteries, the spleen is supplied by the splenic artery, and the right quadrant of the liver is supplied by the right hepatic artery.

The correct answer is the adductor hiatus. This is the "hole" in the adductor magnus muscle of the thigh where the femoral artery becomes the popliteal artery. Both the adductor magnus and braves are muscles and the sciatic notch is located posteriorly in the ilium.

The anterior cerebral artery supplies the deep portion of the frontal lobe, but it does not supply the brainstem. The AICA supplies a portion of the lateral pons. The PICA supplies a portion of the lateral medulla. Branches of the basilar artery supply the medial and lateral pons, as well as the midbrain.

The correct answer is the proper hepatic artery. Each of these answer choices, however, supplies one portion of the liver, or gall bladder. The common hepatic artery gives rise to the proper hepatic artery which then gives rise to the right and left hepatic arteries as well as the cystic artery.