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AHN 568 Unit 1 Exam Questions and Answers Sinoatrial Node (SA node) Rate? Location & Area of intervention? EKG? - ANSWER-Natural pacemaker of the heart Rate: 60-100 bpm Location: Upper portion posterior portion of the Right Atrium near superior vena cava EKG: represented as the P wave Atri...

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AHN 568 Unit 1 Exam Questions and

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Sinoatrial Node (SA node)


Rate?


Location & Area of intervention?


EKG? - ANSWER✔✔-Natural pacemaker of the heart


Rate: 60-100 bpm


Location: Upper portion posterior portion of the Right Atrium near superior vena cava


EKG: represented as the P wave


Atrioventricular node (AV node)


Rate?


Location? - ANSWER✔✔-A specialized mass of conducting cells located at the atrioventricular junction in

the heart. (back-up pacer of the heart



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Rate 40-60 bpm


Location: Near the tricuspid valve


Bundle of HIS


Rate?


Location? - ANSWER✔✔-pathway for electrical signals to be transmitted to the ventricles


Rate: 40-45 bpm


Location: partially in right atrium and upper portion of interventricular septum that connects the AV

node and 2 bundle branches


Purkinjie Fibers


Rate? - ANSWER✔✔-hair-like fibers that spread out from bundle branches into the ventricles; innervate

myocardial cells directly; initiate ventricular depolarization


Rate: 20-40 bpm


Normal Conduction Pathway through the Heart - ANSWER✔✔-SA node


Interatrial tracts


AV node


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Bundle of His


Bundle branches


Purkinje fibers


resting membrane potential - ANSWER✔✔-Electrical charge of cardiac muscle cells at rest


Depolarization - ANSWER✔✔-change in the electrical charge of a stimulated cell from negative to

positive by the flow of ions; Na+ allows for depolarization, except in AV node which depends on the slow

moving Ca2+


Repolarization - ANSWER✔✔-recharging of a cell to its normal polarity; K+ allows for repolarization


action potential - ANSWER✔✔-as cardiac cells reverse polarity, the electrical impulse generated during

that event creates an energy stimulus that travels across the cell membrane


What ion causes contraction? - ANSWER✔✔-Calcium


Phase 4 - ANSWER✔✔-Phase 4: Resting State


Na+ and Ca2+ channels are closed; increase in K+ permeability to allow for a new cycle


Phase 0 - ANSWER✔✔-Phase 0: Rapid depolarization


Opening of voltage-gated fast Na+ channels; cell fires to initiate transmission of electrical impulse



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Phase 1 - ANSWER✔✔-Phase 1: Depolarization


Peak positive charge; K+ closes, Cl- enters to slow channels, slow Ca2+ channels open


Phase 2 - ANSWER✔✔-Phase 2 Plateau


Opening of voltage gated slow Ca2+ channels and closing of some K+, some Na+ enters to maintain;

membrane potential is maintained or plateaued


Phase 3 - ANSWER✔✔-Phase 3 Re-polarization


Opening of voltage-gated K+ channels and closing of Ca2+ channels; K+ moves from ICF to ECF


Refractory periods - ANSWER✔✔-time from phase 0 until the repolarization of a myocyte or when

enough Na+ have recovered


Absolute refractory periods - ANSWER✔✔-occurs with the early part of the T-wave when most of the

ventricle is depolarized and is "refractory" to new stimuli


Relative refractory periods - ANSWER✔✔-occurs towards the end of the T-wave when most ventricular

cells are repolarized and vulnerable to new stimuli; can lead to VT if PVC lands during this time


Refractory = resistant


Normal P Wave - ANSWER✔✔-Measures: 0.5 - 2.5mm high




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