Cardiovascular System Review! Flashcards
The Ventricles contract after the atria, because of the……
slow conduction of the AV node
What causes the rapid depolarization of Autorythmic cardiac (nodal) cell AP?
Voltage gated Ca++ chapels opeing
What causes the threshold graded depolarization in Autorhytmic cardiac (nodal) cell AP?
Na+ ions leaking in through funny channel PLUS Ca++ ions moving in through T-channels
What causes repolarization in the autorythmic cardiac (nodal) cel AP?
Reopening of K+ channels plus closing of Ca++ channels
What causes the prolonged plateau phase in myocardial ventricular cell AP?
Slow, prolonged opening of voltage gated Ca++ channels PLUS the closure of K+ channels.
What causes the rapid depolarization in myocardial ventricular cell AP?
Rapid opening of Na+ channels
What causes the repolarization of myocardial ventricular cell AP?
Opening of K+ channels
How do you calculate stroke volume?
SV=EDV-ESV
MAP = ?
MAP = CO x TPR
CO = ?
CO = Stroke volume x Heart rate
Sympathetic acting on _____ receptors in Atria increase the _______ which _______ heart rate.
- Beta1 receptors
- Increases the funny channel
- Increases Heart rate
Parasympathetics acting on ______ receptors in the atria ________ the funny channel, which ________ the heart rate.
- Muscarinic receptors
- Decrease the funny channel
- increases heart rate because it decreases parasympathetics
How do you control Stroke volume?
- Preload (EDV)
- Frank starling mechanism
- Afterload
- Contractility
What 3 factors affect the stroke volume?
- Preload (EDV) = the volume of blood in the ventricles just before contraction.
- Magnitude of sympathetic input to the ventricles (Increases contractility, but not the same as Frank starling mechanism)
- Afterload = the pressure against which the ventricle pumps.
Increased adenosine in metabolically controlled organ will cause ______.
Vasodilation