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ventricular systole

AV valves close and pressure within the ventricles begin to rise


Cardiac muscle fibers depolarize

ventricular diastole

ventricular muscle repolarize, leading to drop in pressure and filling of the ventricle

afterload

aortic blood pressure


pressure required to open a semilunar valve

preload

end-diastolic volume.


the amount of blood remaining after contraction of the ventricles (filling up of ventricles)

Stroke Volume (SV)

blood pumped out from one heartbeat

contractility

strength of cardiac muscle contraction.


Passive contractility - changing the length of cardiac muscle fibers (Frank-Starling mech)

active contractility

stimulation of the sympathetic nerves to the heart (NE or epinephrine)



action potential invades the t-tubules and Ca2+ is released from the sarcoplasmic reticulum



as a result, the number of actin/myosin crossbridge interactions is increased

Frank-Starling mechanism

relation between the rise in stroke volume and rise in preload