cardiac muscle Flashcards

1
Q

what are the threee chambers of a frog heart

A

one ventricle and two atria

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2
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What inotropic agents

A

chemicals that alter contractiliy of cardiac muscle

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3
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what is chronotropic agents

A

genes that increase or decrease heart rate

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4
Q

what drug affects the parasympathetic stimulation

A

acetylcholine

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5
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what drug can effect the heart stimulation

A

epinephrine

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6
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what drugs were applied to the heart

A

ACH, Atropine,Epinephrine,Digoxin and KCL

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7
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how do you find the refractory period

A

begining of the first contraction to the begining of the 2nd contraction

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8
Q

gents that alter heart rate are called______ , while agents that alter heart contractility (Contractile strength) are called_____

A

Chronotropic, Inotropic

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9
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Which of the following is not an experiment that is performed as part of the cardiac muscle lab?

A

Finding the length-tension relationship of cardiac Muscle

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10
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What inotropic effect does norepinephrine will have on cardiac myocytes and why?

A

Positive inotropy because it increases calcium in the sarcoplasm, increasing the strength of contraction.

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11
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Explain the terms Antagonists and Agonists.

A

Antagonist block the receptor sites and causes inhibition of the effect of neurotransmitters. Agonists enhance/mimic the action of neurotransmitters by binding to the receptors.

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12
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what is absolute refractory period

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the interval of time during which a second action potential cannot be initiated, no matter how large a stimulus is repeatedly applied.

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