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    Physiology - Cardivascular Sys. (C'TD)

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    The document discusses the cardiac muscles and conductive system of the heart. It describes: 1. The main parts of the cardiac muscles including the atria and ventricles. 2. The main components of the conductive system which generates and conducts electrical signals through the heart including the sinoatrial node, atrioventricular node, bundle of His, and Purkinje fibers. 3. The action potentials of different parts of the heart including differences in the pacemaker of the heart, atrial action potential, ventricular action potential, and refractory periods.

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    The document discusses the cardiac muscles and conductive system of the heart. It describes: 1. The main parts of the cardiac muscles including the atria and ventricles. 2. The main components of the conductive system which generates and conducts electrical signals through the heart including the sinoatrial node, atrioventricular node, bundle of His, and Purkinje fibers. 3. The action potentials of different parts of the heart including differences in the pacemaker of the heart, atrial action potential, ventricular action potential, and refractory periods.

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    The document discusses the cardiac muscles and conductive system of the heart. It describes: 1. The main parts of the cardiac muscles including the atria and ventricles. 2. The main components of the conductive system which generates and conducts electrical signals through the heart including the sinoatrial node, atrioventricular node, bundle of His, and Purkinje fibers. 3. The action potentials of different parts of the heart including differences in the pacemaker of the heart, atrial action potential, ventricular action potential, and refractory periods.

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    CARDIAC MUSCLES

    AND CONDUCTIVE SYSTEM


    ATRIAL MUSCLE.1
    VENTRICULAR MUSCL.2
    CONDUCTIVE FIBERS.3
    A.SA NODE
    B.AV NODE
    C.INTERNODAL FIBERS
    D.AV FIBERS (BUNDLE OF HIS)
    E.LEFT AND RIGHT BUNDLE BRANCH
    F.PURKIINJE FIBERS
    Interatrial
    pathway

    Atrioventricular
    (AV) node
    Sinoatrial
    (SA) node

    Right Left
    atrium atrium

    Internodal
    pathway Left
    branch
    of bundle
    of His
    Right Left
    branch ventricle
    of bundle
    of His Right
    ventricle Purkinje
    fibers
    ACTION POTENTIAL OF DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE
    HEART

    PACE MAKER OF THE HEART SANODE.1


    ATRIAL ACTION POTENTIAL.2
    ACTION POTENTIAL OF THE VENTRICLES.3
    DELAY IN THE AV NODE.4
    HIGH VELOCITY IN THE PURKINJE FIBERS.5
    REFRACTORY PERIOD.6
    A.ABSOLUTE
    B.RELATIVE
    PHASE
    Mechanical Response 0 = Rapid Depolarization
    (inward Na+ current)
    MEMBRANE POTENTIAL (mV)

    1 1 = Overshoot
    0 2
    2 = Plateau
    (inward Ca++ current)
    3 = Repolarization
    0 (outward K+ current)
    4 = Resting Potential
    3

    -90 4

    TIME
    ACTION POTENTIALS

    VENTRICULULAR
    MEMBRANE POTENTIAL (mV)

    SAN
    CELL
    1
    0 2
    0
    0 3
    0 3 4
    -50 -50

    4
    -100 -100
    CONTROL OF EXITATION AND
    CONDUCTION

    SYMPATHETIC-1
    PARASYMPATHETIC-2
    IONS-3

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