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Bundle of His, Bundle Branches, and Purkinje System are _________ cells. 0
Amount of blood ejected by the ventricles.0
The right and left side of the heart are two pumps in ___________.0
In neurons, the first cell to depolarize is the ______ cell to repolarize.0
An increase in _________ is a compensation for heart failure where sympathetic stimulation of veins push more blood back to the heart. 0
Autonomic control that decreases heart rate and conduction.0
Aortic ______ is when the aorta narrows and ventricles have to generate pressure that is larger than normal.0
Counting the boxes between R waves, multiplying by 0.04s, taking an inverse, and multiplying by 60 is way to calculate ______ from an EKG.0
Autonomic control that innervates only nodal cells and only controls heart rate. It does it through acetylcholine binding to muscarinic receptors.0
Preload or Afterload: Pressure that the ventricles need to have in order to eject blood.0
In heart cells, the last cell to depolarize is the ______ cell to repolarize.0
Autonomic control that increases heart rate, conduction, and contractility.0
a, c or v wave: atria contracting and pushing blood into the ventricles.0
There is a decrease in __________ in heart failure.0
These cells set the heart rate at 25-40 beats/min if the AV node fails0
This node sets the heart rate at 40-55 beats/min if the SA node fails.0
These valves shut at the beginning of Diastole. S2.0
Systole or Diastole: Isovolumic contraction, Ventricular Ejection0
What type of Calcium channel is open in the slow depolarization of the Pacemaker action potential?0
This channel in the pacemaker action potential opens when the membrane becomes more negative and does not inactivate.0
An increase in Reynolds number results in increased chance of ________ flow.0
Autonomic control that acts on nodal cells, ventricular muscles, and smooth muscles surrounding blood vessels. 0
Systole or Diastole: Isovolumic relaxation, Filling of Ventricles, Atrial Contraction0
Name an electrical event that is not detected on an EKG. 0
This organ gets the most flow per gram tissue because it is a filtration system.0
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Velocity of Blood Flow = Flow / ______0
These organs have capillary beds that are in series.0
This type of muscle has a plug on SR that is taken out when Calcium binds to the T-tubule membrane.0
The long action potential in cardiac muscle prevents the summation of twitches called ___________.0
The ST interval reads zero in EKG because all the cells are ___________.0
This organ has blood flow that is in series with all other organs.0
What channel is open in the upstroke of action potential of conducting and contracting cells?0
This neurotransmitter is released by PNS and increases the number of K+ channels.0
Increase in the amount of these channels increases the rate of depolarization.0
a, c or v wave: passive filling of atria because the AV valve is closed. 0
Fastest action potential in the heart is through these fibers.0
An increase in _________ is a compensation for heart failure where the systolic function curve shifts back to the left.0
What type of Calcium channel is open in the upstroke of Pacemaker action potential?0
What interval is the time between ventricular depolarization and ventricular repolarization?0
What interval is the time between atrial depolarization and ventricular depolarization.0
These valves shut at the beginning of Systole. S1.0
This organ extracts the most oxygen.0
a, c or v wave: ventricles contract and push back on the AV valve.0
Aortic ______ is when the valve does not shut properly and the pressure drop is faster and more significant.0
Calcium ATPase is the _______active transporter of Calcium out of the cell.0
The only way for a signal to get from atrium to ventricles is through this.0
________ Recoil prevents aortic pressure from falling. 0
Change in Pressure = Flow * _________0
This node sets the heart rate at 60-100 beats per minute.0
Slowest action potential in the heart is through these modified cardiac myocytes.0
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Miller Cardio Physiology Quiz

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