Circulatory 2 Flashcards
Pacemaker called are in the ___ node of the _____ ______
SA node of the right atrium
After atria contract, the impulse reaches the A-V node located
At the atrio-ventricular junction
After the impulse reaches the AV node is goes where
The left and right branches of the Bundle of His
The branches of Bundle of His divide into _____ ______ at the apex of the heart
Purkinje fibers
The ventricles contract when the electrical impulse makes it to the
Purkinje fibers
The impulse is slowest where in the heart
Why
The bundle of his
So the atria and ventricles don’t contract at the same time
Cells normally have a __ charge inside and a __ charge outside
Negative inside
Positive outside
How the sodium potassium pumps works to cause electrical stimulation of heart cells
Na is pumped out, K pumped in.
When impulse starts at SA node it causes depolarization of cell making it more permeable to Na.
Na rushes in making the inside +. This goes from cell to cell
Repolarization of cell
Sodium potassium pump kicks back on to recharge things
The pause between heart beats happens because of
repolarization of cells
Depolarization occurs during ____
Repolarization occurs during ____
Systole
Diastole
Electrical activity in heart can be measured a device to show the
ECG/ EKG
What ECG/EKG stands for
Electro c(k)ardio gram
Blocks that’s may prevent normal electrical conduction
Myocardial infarction (muscle damage), conduction system problems (nodes), electrolyte imbalances
Example of electrolyte imbalance that blocks normal electrical conduction in heart
Milk fever in cattle
Rapid heart rhythm
Ventricular fibrillation
Blood pressure is measured with a
Sphygmomanometer
Heart rate average for Elephants Horses Cows Dog/cat Mouse
Elephants: 20bpm Horse: 40bpm Cow: 70 bpm Dog/cat:100-150bpm Mouse: 300 bpm
What transports hormones
Blood