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Heart Physiology - Physiology and Anatomy - Quiz, Exercises of Physiology

This lecture is taken from quiz of Physiology and Anatomy. Key important points are: Heart Physiology, Types of Muscle Cells, Property of Autorhythmicity, Myocardial Contractile Cell, Rapid Depolarization Phase, Plateau Phase of Fibers, Autorhythmic Fibers, Systole and Diastole

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Heart Physiology
1. What are the 2 major types of muscle cells found in the heart?
2. Which of these cells just described exhibit the property of autorhythmicity?
3. What does autorhythmicity mean?
4. In myocardial contractile cell, the rapid depolarization phase is due to the entry of
.
5. What ionic movement is responsible for the plateau phase of these fibers?
6. What is the significance of the plateau phase in terms of myocardial contraction?
7. Do myocardial autorhythmic cells have a stable or unstable membrane potential?
8. What ions are responsible for the depolarization of these autorhythmic fibers?
9. If you cut all the nerves to the heart, will it continue to beat?
. Explain
10. Define systole and diastole
11. What percent of the blood that enters the ventricles does so due to ventricular systole?
12. How does the remainder of that blood enter the ventricles?
13. What does end diastolic volume mean and what is its approximate value?
14. How much blood is pumped out of the ventricles during isovolumetric contraction?
15. Explain your answer to the previous question.
16. What does end systolic volume mean and what is its approximate value?
17. What does stroke volume mean and what is its approximate value?
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Heart Physiology

  1. What are the 2 major types of muscle cells found in the heart?
  2. Which of these cells just described exhibit the property of autorhythmicity?
  3. What does autorhythmicity mean?
  4. In myocardial contractile cell, the rapid depolarization phase is due to the entry of.
  5. What ionic movement is responsible for the plateau phase of these fibers?
  6. What is the significance of the plateau phase in terms of myocardial contraction?
  7. Do myocardial autorhythmic cells have a stable or unstable membrane potential?
  8. What ions are responsible for the depolarization of these autorhythmic fibers?
  9. If you cut all the nerves to the heart, will it continue to beat?. Explain
  10. Define systole and diastole
  11. What percent of the blood that enters the ventricles does so due to ventricular systole?
  12. How does the remainder of that blood enter the ventricles?
  13. What does end diastolic volume mean and what is its approximate value?
  14. How much blood is pumped out of the ventricles during isovolumetric contraction?
  15. Explain your answer to the previous question.
  16. What does end systolic volume mean and what is its approximate value?
  17. What does stroke volume mean and what is its approximate value?

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  1. What is occurring during the first heart sound and what event causes it?
  2. What is occurring during the second heart sound and what event causes it?
  3. What does cardiac output mean and what is its approximate value?
  4. What two factors determine cardiac output?
  5. What is meant by preload?
  6. What is the most important factor affecting preload?
  7. What is meant by contractility?
  8. Identify some factors that increase contractility and some that might decrease it. INCREASE DECREASE
  9. What is meant by afterload?
  10. How do positive and negative chronotropic factors affect heart rate?
  11. What effect do sympathetic nerve fibers have on heart rate?
  12. What neurotransmitter do these sympathetic fibers secrete and to what receptor does it bind?
  13. What effect do parasympathetic fibers have on heart rate?
  14. Which of the two ANS divisions is dominant under resting conditions of the heart?
  15. Distinguish between tachycardia and bradycardia.

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