Heart/Lung/Liver/Hormones Flashcards
(32 cards)
Blood into the heart:
A. Blood from Upper extremity flows into what?
B. Blood from lower extremity flows into what?
C. What is the exception?
A. SVC
B. IVC
C. Azygous vein drains lumbar into SVC
Right Atrium:
A. 80% of blood passively flows into where?
B. What % is required for atrial contraction?
C. What EKG wave reps atrial contraction?
A. R. Ventricle
B. 20%
C. P-wave
R. Atrium: Atrial contraction (p-wave) starts at the _a_ node in the _b_ of the _c_ atrium.
a. SA
b. Crista Terminalis
C. Right
The right atrial impulse travels to what node?
AV
AV node delay:
What node impulse to AV node? What is delayed?
SA node, P-R interval is delayed
The type of membrane potential that is all or none and is propagated.
Action potential
A local potential will only cause an action potential to occur if
Threshold is reached
What type of neurons transmit impulses to intrafusal muscles?
Gamma motor
The first order neuron from the hand in the dorsal column medial lemniscal system terminates where?
Ipsilateral fasciculus cuneatus
The depolarization phase of the action potential is caused by
Influx of sodium ions
The simultaneous firing of presynaptic neurons onto a single post-synaptic neuron has an additive effect on that neuron is called
Spatial summation
High frequency vibrations are best received by what type of receptor?
Pacinian corpuscles
Simultaneous firing of several pre-synaptic neurons cause the post-synaptic cell to reach threshold. This is an example of
Spatial summation
Which neurotransmitter is believed to always be inhibitory?
GABA
Action potentials occur only at the ___ in myelinated neurons.
Nodes of Ranvier
Skin stretch is best received by what type of receptor?
Ruffini endings
Depolarization phase of action potential is caused by
Influx of Na ions
The ___ is associated with a high degree of spatial localization and fine gradation of intensity of touch.
Dorsal column medial lemniscus
The first order neuron from the hand in the dorsal column medial lemniscal system terminates where?
Ipsilateral fasciculus cuneatus
What ion triggers the release of neurotransmitters from the pre-synaptic neurons is
Calcium
A. The end of diasystole 120 ml is when what occurs?
B. What heart sound is made at the end of diasystole?
A. Tricuspid valve closes
B. S-1
Ventricular depolarization occurs where on an EKG?
QRS complex (ventricle contracts)
Mid-systole (halfway through) has enough pressure to do what?
Blow open pulmonic semi-lunar valves
Blood exits via 2 pulmonary ___ to the lungs.
Arteries