Lab 3: Cardiovascular Physiology Flashcards
What does a negative percent change of the P-R interval indicate?
Faster artrial contraction
What does a negative percent change of the R-R interval indicate?
Faster heart cycle (faster heart rate)
What does a positive percent change of the S-T interval indicate?
Slower ventricle contraction
maybe so that ventricles have more time to fill
What happens when you stand up from a seated position?
Heart rate increases (R-R time decreases) to pump blood to the brain to compensate for blood pressure decrease.
What happens to heart rate when:
Temperature is increased
Temperature is decreased
Alcohol is added
Temperature is increased: HR increases
Temperature is decreased: HR decreases
Alcohol is added: HR decreases (in our experiment it increased from room temp but decreased from hot)
What happens to heart rate when:
Temperature is increased
Temperature is decreased
Ethanol is added
Temperature is increased: HR increases (24.5%)
Temperature is decreased: HR decreases (-34.7%)
Ethanol is added: HR decreases (in our experiment it increased from room temp but decreased from hot) (6.7%)