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1
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Circulation with low pressure, low resistance, thin walls and low o2 saturation

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Pulmonary circulation

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Circulation where pressure is high, resistance is high, walls are thick and O2 saturation is high

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Systemic circulation

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What are the layers of the pericardium

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Fibrous pericardium

Serous pericardium

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Outer layer of the pericardium

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Fibrous pericardium

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Inner layer of the pericardium, composed of two layers with fluid between them

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Serous pericardium

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6
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What line the inside of the fibrous pericardium

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The parietal layer of the serous pericardium

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7
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__________ _________ is within the pericardial space between the parietal and visceral layer

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Pericardial fluid

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8
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What are the layers of the heart wall

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Epicardium
Myocardium
Endocardium

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9
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Outermost layer of the heart wall; it is also the visceral layer of the serous pericardium

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Epicardium

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10
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Center layer of the heart wall, composed of thick, muscular tissue

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Myocardium

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Lines the inner chambers, valves, chordae tendineae, and papillary muscles

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Endocardium

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12
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What is the pressure for the right atrium(RA)?

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8/5mm Hg

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13
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What is the O2 saturation for the right atrium (RA)

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75%

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14
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RA mean is equal to

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RV end diastole

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15
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What is the right ventricle (RV) pressure

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25/0/5 mmHg

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16
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What is the O2 saturation in the right ventricle

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75%

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17
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RV systole is equal to

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PA systole

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18
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What is the pressure for the pulmonary artery (PA)

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25/10

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19
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What is the O2 saturation for the pulmonary artery

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75%

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20
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What is the pressure for the pulmonary capillary wedge (PCW)

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10(mean)

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21
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What is the pressure for the left atrium (LA)

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10-12 (mean)

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22
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What is the O2 saturation for the left atrium (LA)

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95%

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23
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LA mean is equal to

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LV end diastole

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24
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The pressure for the left ventricle

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1 20/0/12

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25
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What is the O2 saturation for the left ventricle

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95%

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26
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LV systole is equal to

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Systemic arterial pressure

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27
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What is the pressure for the aorta/ systemic arterial

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120/80

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28
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What is the O2 saturation for the aorta/ systemic arterial

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95%

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29
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What are the names of the atrioventricular valves (AV valves)

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Tricuspid (TV) and mitral (MV) valve

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30
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What is the normal velocity for the tricuspid valve

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0.3-0.7 m/sec

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31
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What is the velocity of the mitral valve

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0.6-1.3 m/sec

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32
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What are the names of the semilunar valves

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Aoartic (AOV) and pulmonic valve (PV)

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33
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What is the velocity for the PV

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0.6-0.9 /sec

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34
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What is the velocity for the AOV

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1.0 -1.7

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35
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What are names of the primary coronary arteries

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Left main coronary artery (LCA)

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36
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The left main coronary artery (LCA) divides into

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Left anterior descending artery (LAD)

Left circumflex artery (LCA)

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37
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The right coronary artery (RCA) divides into

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Acute marginal artery (AM)

Posterior descending artery(PDA)

38
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__________ receives the cardiac veins and returns to the right atrium

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Coronary sinus(CS)

39
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Where is the coronary sinus located

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Along the posteriors atrioventricular groove behind the left atrium

40
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What contains the lowest oxygen saturation level in the entire body - 60%

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Coronary spines

41
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The great cardiac vein (coronary vein) drains into

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The coronary sinus

42
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The middle cardiac vein (posterior cardiac vein) drains into the

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Coronary sinus (CS)

43
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The left cardiac veins (3-4 small veins) drain into

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The coronary sinus

44
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The anterior cardiac veins (3-4 small veins) drain into

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The right atrium

45
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The right( aka small) coronary vein drains into

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The coronary sinus

46
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Numerous minute veins that return blood from the myocardium directly to the right atrium without entering the cardiac venous system

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Venue the Eskimo

47
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Closure of the AV valves

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1st heart sound

48
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Closure of the semilunar valves

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2nd heart sound

49
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Early ventricular inflow (abnormal in adults: sometimes normal in kids)

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3rd heart sound

50
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Atrial contraction (abnormal in adults: sometimes normal in kids)

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4th heart sound

51
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Period of relaxation: ventricular filling

52
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During diastole the AV valves are

53
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During diastole the semilunar valves are

54
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When the volume remains constant within the ventricles:

Ventricular pressures and wall thickness increase

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Isovolumic contraction (IVCT)

55
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During isovolumic contraction (IVCT) the AV valves ar

56
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During isovolumic contraction (IVCT) the semilunar valves are

57
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Period of contraction:

Ventricular ejection

58
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During systole the AV valves are

59
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During systole the semilunar valves are

60
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Volume remains constant within the ventricles:
Ventricular pressure and wall thickness decrease:
Atrial pressure rises

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Isovolumic relaxation (IVRT)

61
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Isovolumic relaxation (IVRT) the AV valves are

62
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During isovolumic relaxation (IVRT) the semilunar are

63
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What is the formula for stroke volume

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Stroke volume (SV)= end diastolic volume(EDV) - end systolic volume(ESV)

64
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What is the normal value for stoke volume

65
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What is the formula for cardiac output (CO)

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Cardiac Output (CO)= stroke volume(SV) x heart rate(HR)

66
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Formula for cardiac index(CI)

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Cardiac of Output(CO)/ body surface area(BSA)

67
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What is the normal value for cardiac Output (CO)

68
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What is the normal value for cardiac index(CI)

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3-4 l/min squAred

69
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The mosteller formula for body surface area

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BSA= (height x weight /3131)1/2

70
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What is the normal value BSA value

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1.72 m squared
Men= 1.9 m squared
Women= 1.6 m squared
2yr old = 0.5 m squared

71
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Volume in. The ventricles at end diastole (increased by state of fluid overload, such as valvular regurgitation, septal defects)

72
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Resistance that the heart must pump against (increased by state of pressure overload such as aortic stenosis, idiopathic hypertrophic sub aortic stenosis, pulmonic stenosis, systemic hypertension, pulmonary hypertension)

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After load

73
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Contractility of the heart

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Inotropic force

74
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Rate of contractility (heart rate)

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Chronotropic force

75
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What are the maneuvers that alter cardiac physiology

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Expiration
Standing
Valsalva bearing down
Valsalva release phase
Amyl nitrite
Inspiration 
Squatting
76
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During expiration what happens to venous return, stroke volume, and cardiac Output

77
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While standing venous return, stroke volume and cardiac Output

78
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With the valsalva bearing down method, venous return, stroke volume and cardiac Output

79
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During the valsalva release phase venous return, stroke volume and cardiac Output

80
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With Amyl. Nitrite the venous return, stroke volume and cardiac Output

81
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With inspiration the venous return, stroke volume, and cardiac Output

82
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While squatting the venous return, stroke volume and cardiac Output

83
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Names I’d the conduction system

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Sinoatrial node (SA node)
Atrioventricular node (AV node)
Bundle of His
Right and left bundle branches
Purkinje fiber
84
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What is the location of the SA node

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Border of the superior vena cava and right atrium

85
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What is the pace of the SA node

86
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What is the location of the AV node

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Floor of the right atrium

87
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What is the pace of the AV node

88
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What is the location of the bundle of His

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Interventricular septum

89
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What is the location of the right and left bundle branches

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Ventricular walls

90
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What is the location of the purkinje fibers

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Spread through the ventricles

91
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What is the pace of the purkinje fibers

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