cardiovascular system Flashcards
Draw and label a sarcomere when relaxed and contracted
see diagrams.
Which band in sliding filament model gets smaller upon contraction?
I band
What is the name of the theory that muscle contraction is based on?
cross-bridge theory.
What 2 components make up an actin filament?
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What triggers contraction?
Ca ion released from Sarcoplasmic reticulum into sarcoplasm.
Describe the 7 steps of muscle contraction?
- Ca2+ released from Sarcoplasmic reticulum.
- Ca2+ in sarcoplasm binds to troponin and exposes myosin binding sites under tropomyosin.
- myosin head binds to actin - ADP released.
- power stroke - myosin head changes conformation - filaments slide past one another.
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What is the role of troponin?
r
What is the role of ATP in muscle contraction?
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How is muscle contraction terminated?
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What is a muscle made from (3 levels)?
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What affects blood pressure?
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What affects cardiac output?
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What affects vascular resistance?
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What affects blood volume?
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What causes changes in these bp, cardiac output & blood volume?
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BP is controlled by __________________ systems (general type of regulatory system).
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What are the 4 BP control systems?
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What types of receptors are there in the cardiovascular centre? What do they detect?
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What input does the CNS provide the CV centre? From where and what does the signal signify?
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What is the CV output to the heart? What are the 2 nerves? What do they cause?
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How does the ANS affect heart rate? Both sympathetic and para? Via what pathways?
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Where do sympathetic nerves run to and from?
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What neurotransmitter do cardiac accelerator nerves release?
What does this neurotransmitter cause inside the cells?
What is the result of this on heart rate
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What is the para nerve? Where does it run to?
What neurotransmitter does it release?
What is its effect on heart rate?
How does it effect contractility?
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