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Cardiac Physiology: Autorhythmicity, Conduction System, and Action Potential, Quizzes of Physiology

Definitions and terms related to cardiac physiology, focusing on autorhythmicity, the cardiac conduction system, and action potential. Topics include the role of pacemaker cells, intercalated discs, myoglobin, fibroskeleton, desmosomes, and the functions of conducting fibers and contractile fibers. The document also covers the cardiac conduction system, including the sa node, av node, and the bundle of his, as well as the electrocardiogram (ecg) and various electrical events such as atrial depolarization and ventricular tachycardia.

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2010/2011

Uploaded on 04/12/2011

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Download Cardiac Physiology: Autorhythmicity, Conduction System, and Action Potential and more Quizzes Physiology in PDF only on Docsity! TERM 1 Autorhythmicity-pace-maker Cells are Leaky to Sodium, ANS, Hormones DEFINITION 1 Resting membrane potential is unstable because ?, depolarization occurs automatically, ? and ? can control contraction TERM 2 Intercalated Disc DEFINITION 2 Cardiac muscle has _______ such as desmosomes and gap junctions TERM 3 Myoglobin DEFINITION 3 Protein that binds oxygen in the muscles? TERM 4 Fibroskeleton, Desmosomes, Functional Syncitium DEFINITION 4 The _______ is located around the four valves between atria above and ventricles below, bundles of short cells are tightly tied together by _______ that they act as one cell; these bundles are called a _______ TERM 5 The Cardiac Conduction System DEFINITION 5 Generally, stimulates cardiac muscle cells to contract? TERM 6 Conducting Fibers DEFINITION 6 Very little actin and myosin, not good at contracting, transmits a.p., pacemaker cells, have an unstable membrane potential due to leaky Na+? TERM 7 Contractile Fibers DEFINITION 7 A lot of actin and myosin, stable membrane potential (- 90mV)? TERM 8 Conducting Myocytes DEFINITION 8 The heart beat is initiated by ? TERM 9 Superior-posterior, Right Atrium, SVC DEFINITION 9 The SA Node is located in the _______ wall of the _______ near where the _______ enters TERM 10 Interatrial Septum, Floor, Coronary Sinus DEFINITION 10 AV Node is in the _______ just before the _______ of the atrium, near the opening of the _______ TERM 21 Atrial Depolarization DEFINITION 21 PR aka PQ is associated with ? is called both because sometimes the Q is hard to see TERM 22 Atrial and Ventricular Repolarization DEFINITION 22 QT is associated with ? and ? TERM 23 Myocardial Ischemia (ischemia: lack of blood) DEFINITION 23 ST indicates the presence of ? TERM 24 Distance DEFINITION 24 For a normal HR, _______ between the QRS' should be the same TERM 25 Tachycardia, Brachycardia, Arrhythmia DEFINITION 25 _______ is over 100 bpm, _______ is less than 60 bpm, and _______ is an abnormal rhythm due to abnormality in the heart's conduction system TERM 26 Fibrillation, Firing Randomly DEFINITION 26 _______ is when the heart muscle is quivering because the conduction system is not working properly, muscle contraction fibers are _______ TERM 27 SA Node DEFINITION 27 Premature beats start somewhere else than the _______, where it should TERM 28 Ventricular Tachycardia DEFINITION 28 Three or four PVCs (ventricular arrhythmias) is called ? TERM 29 Mechanical DEFINITION 29 Contraction is a _______ event TERM 30 End Diastolic Volume (EDV), 130 mL DEFINITION 30 When the ventricles are done filling, it is termed the _______, and it is approximately _______ TERM 31 Stroke Volume DEFINITION 31 Volume of blood ejected from the ventricle with each ventricular systole? Average is approximately 70 mL TERM 32 Preload, Contractility, EDV; Afterload, ESV DEFINITION 32 Increases Stroke Volume? Decreases? TERM 33 SV/EDV DEFINITION 33 Ejection fraction? TERM 34 End Systolic Volume (ESV) DEFINITION 34 When the semilunar valves close it is termed? TERM 35 ESV DEFINITION 35 EDV - SV = ?
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