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| Intercalated discs of cardiac muscle tissue.... |
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join adjacent cardiac muscle cells
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| Gap Junctions of the cardiac muscle tissue... |
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provide electrical connections between cells
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1% of heart muscle that spontaneously depolarize, setting the pace for beating of heart
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| Contractile fibers of the heart |
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99% of heart muscle responsible for pumping
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| The order the electrical signals travel in the cardiac conductive system... |
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SA node, AV node, AV bundle, bundle branches, purkinje fibers
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sinoatrial node; group on contractile autorythmic muscle cells located in right atrium; controls heart rate
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| Pace maker potential in SA node |
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ability to depolarize spontaneously, resulting in a pacemaker potential
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| What produces the refractory period in myocardium? |
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| What does the stimulus cause in the depolarization of myocardium? |
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voltage regulated Na+ gates to open and Na+ rushes in
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muscle cells of the heart
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| What happens during depolarization of myocardium? |
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K+ channels open, and K+ leaves the cell
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when cells cannot generate an action potential
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produced when a signal from the SA node spreads through the atria and depolarizes them causing atrial systole
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occurs when AV node fires, ventricles depolarize causing ventricular systole
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| atrial distole in QRS complex caused by... |
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ventricles repolarize causing ventricular diastole
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peak pressure in arterial system, due to ventricular systole
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lowest pressure in the arterial system, due to ventricular diastole
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| where is blood pressure lowest? |
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| Where is blood pressure highest? |
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| What are the 3 main factors that influence blood pressure? |
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cardiac output, peripheral resistance, blood volume
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| What is peripheral resistance? |
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resistance to blood flow as blood travels away from the heart
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| What does peripheral resistance result from? |
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friction of blood against the walls of the vessels
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| What three ways are peripheral resistance affected? |
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buy the vessels diameter, length of the vessel/how far the blood has to travel, and the blood viscosity
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| Cardiac output definition |
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amount of blood ejected per ventricle per min
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amount of blood ejected per ventricle per beat
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| Cardiac output = ______x______ |
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heart rate x stroke volume
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| Is cardiac output increased or decreased by exercise? |
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| Short term blood pressure regulation |
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counteracts fluctuations in BP by altering peripheral resistance
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| what mediates short term blood pressure regulation? |
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hormonal control and renal mechanisms that change blood volume
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| BP regulation that alters blood volume? |
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| BP regulation that alters peripheral resistance? |
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pressure sensors in blood vessels
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chemical receptors in blood vessels that send messages to vasomotor center in the medulla oblongata
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| How does vasomotor center regulate blood vessels diameter? |
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by impulses sent to vascular smooth muscle to cause either vasoconstriction or vasodialation
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| What keeps the blood vessels partially contracted? |
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sympathetic nervous system
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| where is the vasomotor system? |
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in the brain stem under ANS
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| What is angiotensinogen produced by? |
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potent vasoconstrictor, increases blood volume and pressure by secretion of aldosterone which causes a retention of Na and H2O
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| aldosterone is secreted by... |
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| where does the exchange of nutrition take place in the organization of the blood vessels? |
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| what controls blood flow to capillaries of the capillary bed? |
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changes in BP detected by stretch receptors(baroreceptors) in large arteries above the heart
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| where are chemoreceptors located? |
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aortic arch, subclavian arteries, external carotid arteries
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autonomic response to chemical changes in the blood
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| Primary and secondary role of chemoreflex? |
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adjust respiration, vasodialation or constriction
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autonomic response to chemical changes in the blood
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| Mechanisms involved in capillary exchange? |
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diffusion, pino and exocytosis, filtration and reabsorption
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| where does capillary filtration occur? |
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| where does capillary reabsorption occur? |
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thoracic cavity expands-pressure goes down.abdominal pressure goes up forcing blood up
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