Inn of heart Flashcards
Where is the SA node located, what is its firing rate and what is it supplied by
location- Deep to epicardium @ junction bw sup vena cava and r atrium
Firing- 70 impulses/min (signals travel to AV node)
Supply- SA artery (branch of r coronary)
Where is AV node located, what is its firing rate (if acting alone), what supplies it
location- interatrial septum near opening of coronary sinus
Firing- 40-60 impulses/min (signals travel to av bundle)
Supply- AV nodal aa (branch of r coronary)
where is AV bundle located, what is its firing rate (if acting alone), blood supply
location- passes thru fibro skeleton of heart (subendocardial)
Firing- 40-55 impulses/min
supply- AV nodal branch
where are the right + left bundles located and what does it end with
distributes nerve signal towards contractile myocardium
- right bundle goes to ant wall of r ventricle thru septomarginal trabeculea
- left goes to left ventrical
- both branch into purkinje fibres
what is the impulse rate of purkinje fibres if acting alone
20 impulses a min (uneven tho)
sympathetic contribution to heart from
T1-5 cardiopulmonary splanchnic nerves
function of sympathetic contribution to heart
cardiac accelerator, increased myocardial contraction, increasese blood and oxygen (dialation)
parasympathetic contribution to heart from
vagus n (upper/inf cervical cardiac n and sup/inf thoracic cardiac n)
function of parasympathetic contribution to heart
-Cardiac depressor, HR decreased, decreases contraction, constriction of vessels
sites of coronary artery occlusion (mc-> least)
Ant interventriucular branch Right coronary artery circuferential branch (x2) left coronary arter post interventricular branch
what is a percutaneous transluminal angioplasty
enters thru femoral aa and is for less extreme/earlier stages of atherosclerosis. Balloon clears the lumen