5: Normal heart rate changes Flashcards
What is R-R interval used to measure
Heart Rate
What does sinus mean
All wave forms are present in correct sequence
3 factors determining SA ode rate of depolarization
- Maximum negative potential reached
- Rate of phase 4 spontaneous depolarization
- Threshold for Ca influx
What do catecholamines do to SA node B-1 receptor activation
Increased Na and Ca channel opening
Increase heart rate
What does actylcholin binding to the muscarinic receptor do
Decrease probability Na and Ca channels are open
Increase K channel opening
Decrease heart rates
Normal sinus arrhythmia
fluctuation in parasymp
activated by inspiration which inhibits vagal parasymp outflow
Pathological arrhythmias
Blockade of normal conduction path
Spontaneous generation of action potential
Ectopic pacemaker
Ectopic pacemaker
Latent pacemaker develops faster rate than SA node
Conduction reentry
Mechanism underlying deranged impulse propagation in cardiac muscle
Arrhythmias attributed to reentry are
atrial and ventricular tachycardia