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erythrocytes %
45
plasma %
55
buffy coat
leukocytes and platelets
where does nutrient and oxygen exchange take place
capillaries
Flow
change in pressure/resistance
resistance
8Ln/pi(r^4)
percentage of blood in resting heart
4%
what is the most important factor for resistance
radius of vessel
parasympathetic innervation to the heart
vagus nerve

acetylcholine
sympathetic innervation
thoracic spinal nerves
norepinephrine

blood vessels
epinephrine
rapid depolarization for ventricular cells
Na influx
order of event in ventricular cell contraction
Na, Ca with K closing, K opening
what is responsible for the plateau phase
Ca in and K channel closing
F type channel and T channel
Na and Ca

graded depolarization of autorythmic cell
Rapid polarization autorythmic cell
Ca
repolarization autorythmic
K with Ca closing
QRS
depolarization of right and left ventricle
T phase
recovery stage
P phase
electrical from SA to AV
ryanodine receptors
Ca induced Ca receptors on external surface of sarcoplasmic reticulum