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competative inhibitor of ACh used in bradycardia

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atropine

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2
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chronotropic effect

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on HR

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3
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receptor for ACh

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m2

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4
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receptor for noradrenaline

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b1

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5
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function of desmosomes

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adhesion

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6
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actin and myosin movement

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myosin slides over actin

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7
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calcium acting on contraction in heart

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calcium binds to troponin, conformational change, binding site revealed, allows cross linking

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8
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stages that an AP potential cannot be generated in

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plateau and falling

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9
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tetanic contraction

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sustained contraction

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10
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afterload

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resistance heart is pumping against

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11
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parasympathetic system has a negative chronotropic and inotropic effect

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false, no inotropic effect

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12
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inotropic

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contraction of heart

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13
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chronotropic

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HR

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14
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1st Korotkoff sound

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peak systolic BP

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15
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normal range for MAP

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70-105

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16
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minimum MAP for perfusion

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60mmHg

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17
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transverse pulmonary sinus

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space posterior to ascending aorta and pulmonary trunk, anterior to SVC

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18
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coronary sinus

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sits in coronary sulcus, collection of veins from the heart, drains into right atrium

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19
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intrinsic factors affecting stroke volume

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fibril length at diastole
venous return to the heart
afterload

20
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hormones regulating extracellular fluid

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renin-angiotensin-aldosterone
atrial natriuretic peptide
AOH

21
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ways to measure MAP

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(2x diastolic + systolic) /3

22
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Main driving force for blood pressure

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pressure gradient

23
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RAAS

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Renin angotensin-aldosterone system.

renin- angiotensin 1-angiotensin 11- release of aldosterone- waer retention

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rate limiting step for RAAS

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Renin production

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Sympathetic control of stroke volume
noradrenaline increases Ca2+ channels, increases ventricular pressure. contractility and rate increase.
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parasympathetic control of heart
little innervation (only SAN and AVN), therefore decreases rate not force
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inotrophic v chronotropic
ino- contractility | chron- rate
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types of angina
stable- exercise unstable- rest varient- spasm, increased when lying down
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coronary groove
contains right carotid artery
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anterior intervenrticular groove
branch of left coronary artery
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types of defect in impulse conduction
re-entry conduction block accessory tracts
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partial conduction block
slowed (first degree) | only some AP (second degree)
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neurogenic shock
shock due to loss of sympathetic tone | => vasodilation and released venour return
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cardiogenic shock
shock due to reduced contractlity
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hypovolaemic shock
shock due to loss of volume
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accessory tract pathways
bypass AVN eg bundle of kent quicker than AVN
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Where does the heart develop from
visceral mesoderm, cranial end of mesoderm
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channels involves in SAN AP
``` HCN funny channels, vackground sodium transient calcium long acting calcium current rectifier potassium current ```
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sarcoplasm
cytoplasm of striated muscle cells
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the pacemaker potential
depolarisation of membrane potential decrease in K efflux, slow sodium influx
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triggered heart activity
after depolarisations- early and delayed afterpolarisation
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latent pacemaker
overdrive suppression lost if SAN firing low: escape rhythm or escape beat if pacemaker faster: ecopic beat or ectopic rhythm
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triangle between limb leads
einthoven's triangle
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moderator band
carries AV bundle to papillary muscle
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calmodulin v troponin C
calmodulin- smooth muscle troponin C- cardiac muscle
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amlodipine side effect
flushing
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thiazide side effects
gout | hyercalaemia