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depolarization - ANS -- inside of cell becomes positive, outside negative

- contraction

- na+ channel opens

- ELECTRICAL



repolarization - ANS -movement of cells = inside is negative again

- na+ channels close, k+ channels open

- MECHANICAL



p wave

qrs wave

t wave - ANS -- (p) atrial depolarization

- (qrs) ventricular depolarization

- (t) ventricular repolarization



refractory period - ANS -per of time where cardiac cells cannot respond to stimulus



absolute refractory period - ANS -beginning of qrs to peak of t wave



relative refractory (vulnerable per of repolarization) - ANS -- cardiac cells have repolarized enough to
respond to strong stimulus

- during this per a strong stimulus may overtake the pacemaker of the heart

- ex. PVC during vulnerable period may turn into vtach or torsades

- prolonged QT interval inc possibility

,causes of prolonged qt intervals - ANS -haldol, bradycardia, hypokalemia



automaticity - ANS -ability of pacemaker cells to initiate electrical impulse



excitability - ANS -ability of muscle cells to respond to outside stimulus



conductivity - ANS -ability to recieve electrical stimulus and conduct impulse to adjacent cells



contraction - ANS -cardiac cells shorten = muscular contraction in response to electrical stimulus



sa node - ANS -- primary pacemaker of heart

- 60-90 bpm



av node - ANS -delay = atrial contraction + ventricular filling

- 40-60 bpm



bundle of his - ANS -ability to self initiate electrical activity

- 40-60 bpm



purkinje fibers - ANS -network of fibers that carry electrical impulse to ventricular muscle cells

- 20-40 bpm



NSR

Brady

Tachy

SVT

Junctional

Ventricular rhythm - ANS -NSR 60-100

Brady 40-60

, Tachy >100

SVT >150

Junctional 40-60

Ventricular rhythm 20 - 40



PR interval - ANS -0.12-0.20

beginning of p to beginning of qrs



qrs interval - ANS -< 0.12

beginning of q to end of s



qt interval - ANS -beginning of q to end of t

- heart rate dependent



is rhythm regular or irregular - ANS -measure interval between R waves



ventricular rate - ANS -- count # of qrs complexes



atrial rate - ANS -- count # of p waves



causes of bradycardia - ANS -- vagal

- dig, beta blockers

- compensatory response in acute MI

- ischemic heart disease

- sick sinus. synd

- inc intracranial pressure



bradycardia symptoms - ANS -hypotension, AMS, signs of shock, ischemic chest discomfort, HF

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