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    The human heart contains a specialized conduction system through which it can create and transmit electrical impulses without any external neural input. The main components of the conduction system of the heart include the SA node, AV node, Bundle of His and the Purkinje fibers. The sinoatrial node (also known as SA node) is a natural pacemaker and is responsible for depolarization of the right and left atrium. This produces a P wave on the EKG reading which is normally 0.1 second and its normal…

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    Hypothalamus Experiment

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    The scientific term which is used to describe the temperature control in the body is called hypothalamus. Hypothalamus begins in your brain since your brain makes the choices for your body. This is very important because if you're too cold you can start shivering for long periods of time which can lead up to hypothermia. On the other hand, if you are too hot you and start to sweat a lot it can lead up to avoid disease. Here are the 3 different that your body can make in these tough situations.…

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    attack rates, What are the major areas of the heart that a heart attack can occur? The major areas of the hearts are all of the areas of the heart. What are the areas of the circ system and the heart? Aorta, Pulmonary, artery superior, vena cava, left and right atrium, right and left ventricle are the areas of the circ system and heart. What is the common age for a heart attack? The common age for a heart attack for men is 45+ and women who are 55+. What are the stages of a heart attack? The…

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    The cardiovascular system is the system in which it helps to circulate blood throughout your entire body. However, that's not its only function. It also helps to transport both oxygen and carbon dioxide, hormones, numerous cells, and also nutrients to the body's tissues and organs. This system consists of the heart, blood, and also blood vessels. The heart is a muscular structure that helps push the blood to flow throughout the body. It is composed of three layers the pericardium (around or…

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    Introduction: The heart plays a crucial role in the human circulatory system. The large organ pumps the blood through arteries, veins, and capillaries to distribute oxygen and nutrients to the body. The circulatory system also plays a part in removing our waste products. Humans have double circulation, meaning the blood passes through the heart twice before completing one round; this allows for the blood to be “re-pressurized”. Once the right side of the heart receives blood from the body,…

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    Explain the relationship between the skeletal and muscular systems. So in the simplest terms, the skeletal system (Bones) make it so that way you have structure in you’re not a blob of skin and cartilage, and the muscular system makes it so that way you can get up and move around. The skeletal system provides the framework for your body, while the muscular system consists of soft tissues that support the skeleton. 2. Why is the circulatory system important? Because it circulates the blood in…

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    The circulatory system is composed of vessels that take blood from the heart, thin-walled capillaries where exchange occurs, and vessels that return blood to the heart. Blood is pumped by the heart simultaneously into two ways the pulmonary and systemic circuits. The pulmonary system takes blood through the lungs where gas exchange occurs and the systemic system transports blood to all parts of the body where exchange with tissue fluid takes place. In practical terms, we can think of the…

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    Extrinsic Cardiac Warming

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    To understand the collapse of the heart, first, the heart rate must be well understood. The heart rate in a fish is a combination of the intrinsic heart rate and the extrinsic modulations that act on it, such as excitatory adrenergic stimulations and inhibitory cholinergic stimulations (Nilsson, 1983). With the hypothesis that intrinsic heart rate might be the limiting factor, many have attempted to study the intrinsic cardiac functioning to further the understanding of the mechanical properties…

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    comprised of a huge amount of systems that work together. Two of these greatly important systems are the muscular and cardiovascular systems. These body systems are very heavily intertwined and cannot function without one another. If one fails, the other stops working soon after, and the loss of either of these systems would be utterly catastrophic to the smooth workings of the human body. The cardiovascular system could be described as being the life support system of the entire human body.…

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    Pulmonary circulation is the movement of blood from the heart to the lungs and back to the heart again. Arterial circulation is part of the circulatory system that involves the arteries which transports blood away from the heart. 8. What are the three main parts of the electrical system of the heart? The three main parts are the SA nodes, AV nodes, and His-Purkinje system 9. What is the job of the SA node? Why is the electrical signal slowed by the AV…

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