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27 Cards in this Set

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where are ryanodine receptors
external surface of sarcoplasmic reticulum
where are L type receptors
plasma membrane t tubules
what 2 mechanisms increase cytosolic Ca
L type from plasma membrane directly

Ryanodine receptors on sarcoplasmic reticulum
what causes myosin to detach from actin
ATP binding
what energizes the cross bridge
hydrolysis of ATP
blood moved per unit of time
CO
first heart sound
AV valve
second heart sound
aortic and pulmonary valves closing
stenotic valve
narrowed
insufficient valve
leaky
Flow
delta P/R
R
8Ln/pi r^4
systole
ventricles contracting
Preload
amount of blood in the heart before contraction ...... end diastolic volume
afterload
pressure against which the ventricles pump
fill heart with more blood
actin and myosin line up more optimal
sympathetic regulation
heart will relax more quickly after contraction

and stronger more rapid contraction
sympathetic receptor
Beta adrenergice
mechanisme of symp
epi or nor epi
beta adrenergic
adenylate cyclase
camp
what 4 things does active cAMP affect
DHP
ryanodine
thin filiment activation
cross bridge cycling
SA controls
heart rate
AV controls
conduction
muscles control
contractility
increase SV
epi
norepi
end diastolic volume
increase heart rate
epi
norepi
ejection fraction
edv-esv/edv
hypertrophic cardiomyopathy
preload dependant

intraventricular septum .... affects ejection