Myocardial action potential quiz: Flashcards

1
Q

Phase 0 is also called ______.

What channels open & close?

A

Rapid Upstroke Depolarization;

Na+ channels open

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2
Q

Phase 1 is also called ______.

What channels open & close?

A

Initial Repolarization;

K+ channels open
Na+ channels

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3
Q

Phase 2 is also called ______.

What channels open & close?

A

Plateau;

Ca2+ channels open for influx; Ca2+ from SR released

K+ close for efflux

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4
Q

Phase 3 is also called ______.

What channels open & close?

A

Rapid repolarization;

Slow–Rectifier K+ Channels open for efflux
Ca2+ channels close

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5
Q

Phase 4 is also called ______.

What channels open & close?

A

Resting Potential;
K+ Channels permeable;
Na+, Ca2+ channels clos

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6
Q

By what process is calcium released by the myocyte?

A

Calcium induced Calcium release from SR

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7
Q

How are cardiac myocytes coupled to each other?

A

Via Gap junctions

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8
Q

What is responsible for the Plateau phase?

A

Balanced K+ efflux and Ca2+ influx

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9
Q

Does this action potential occur in the SA & AV nodes?

A

No

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10
Q

Through what phases does the refractory period occur?

A

Phase 0 – 3

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