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Na+ concentrations
intracellular: 10mM
extracellular: 145mM
K+ concentrations
intracellular: 120mM
extracellular: 4.5 mM
Cl- concentrations
intracellular: 35mM
extracellular: 116mM
H+ concentrations [ph]
intracellular: 7.1
extracellular: 7.4
Ca2+ concentrations
intracellular: 10^-4mM
extracellular: 1mM
effect of digitalis (digoxin)
inhibit Na/K ATPase
Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome
(a) accessory pathway from atria to ventricles that is independent of AV node
(bundle of Kent)
(b) short PR interval (the ventricles are pre-excited)
(c) wide QRS interval with slurring (delta wave) in initial upstroke – see arrow
in Fig. 20.
(d) re-entrant pathway can occur via conduction down through the AV node,
and then up through the accessory pathway (most common), or visa
versa.
Bundle of Kent
The Bundle of Kent is an extra or accessory conduction pathway between the atria and ventricles in the heart. It is an abnormal pathway that is present in a small percentage of the general population, and results in a condition known as Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome (WPW)
heart sound frequently associated with congestive heart failure
S3 - tensing of chordae tendinae with sudden ventricular filling.
commonly innocent in children.
mitral regurgitation classified as
holosystolic murmur
how to decrease threshold for action potential in myocardium
increase Ica
which nervous system innervates the ventricles less than the other
parasympathetic
normal for 70kg man
HR
55-80bpm
normal for 70kg man
SV
70-80mL
normal for 70kg man
CO
4-5.5L/min
normal for 70kg man
MAP
85-95mmHg
effect of aortic regurgitation on stroke volume
increase (think compensation)