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| Arterioles: Mean O2 tension |
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| Capillaries: Mean O2 tension |
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| ↑ in volume of returned blood stretches mm fibers >> ↑ force of contraction |
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| fiber length of myocardium a ejection |
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| resistance to ejection of blood (TPR; total peripheral resistance) |
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| proportion of RBCs in plasma |
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| structures contained within mediastinum (4) |
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| esophagus, trachea, great vessels, pericardium |
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| L coronary a. splits into… |
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ant descnding a,
L circumflex a |
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| PNS innervation of heart: |
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| SNS innervation of heart: |
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| intima, media, adventitia |
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| Receptor types instrumental in cardiac relexes |
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baroreceptrs,
mechanoreceptors,
chemoreceptors |
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| metabolic equivalent of tasks (1 MET = person @ rest) |
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| Heart begins development on gestation day… |
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| Heart begins beating on gestation day… |
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| Heart circulates blood on gestation day… |
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| Internodal tracts (from SA to AV node) (3) |
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middle tract of Wenckebach,
ant trat of Bachmann,
post tract of Thorel |
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| Conduction pathway responsible for taking impulse through fibrous skeleton |
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| extra filling of ventricle by contraction of atria |
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| Factors influencing stroke volume (5) |
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| myocardial mm length, neural stimulation, meds, hormones, disease |
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| chest pain, dyspnea, diaphoresis, cough, apprehension |
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atrium stretched c normal HR >> ↑ HR;
atrium stretched c fast HR >> ↓ HR |
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