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Pacemaker o :# SA Node Backup to SA node Impulse pauses to prevent simultaneous contraction of the atria and ventricles o :# AV Node Why is the SA node the primary pacemaker? o :# The SA node has the highest intrinsic rate of any cardiac tissue Intrinsic rate of SA node o :# 60-70 per minute Intrinsic rate of AV node o :# 50 per minute Intrinsic rate of myocardium o :# 30 per minute The wave of contraction or depolarization moves from the endocardium to the 2024/2025 2 | P a g e o :# epicardium What is absolute refractory state? o :# that period when a muscle cell is not excitable from phase 1 into phase 3 the relative refractory period is during phase 3 and the muscle cell might contract if the stimulus is strong Depolarization equals o :# Contraction Repolarization equals o :# relaxation P wave represents o :# artrial systole P-R interval represents o :# from atrial to ventricular depolarization QRS complex represents 2024/2025 3 | P a g e o :# ventricular systole T wave represents o :# ventricular diastole- repolarization What is the normal duration for the QRS complex? o :# less than 0.12 seconds What is the frank-starling law? o :# Increased volume-preload- equals increased contractility increased myocardial fiber length equals increased tension or Rubber Band theory Stroke volume increases in response to an o :# increase in the volume of blood filling the heart or end diastolic volume The greater the preload the greater o :# the force of contraction-frank starling Law Reasons for increased preload o :# Regurgitation in all valves, ventricular and atrial septal defects, and fluid overloa

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RDCS Questions and Answers
Pacemaker

o :# SA Node




Backup to SA node Impulse pauses to prevent simultaneous contraction of the atria and

ventricles

o :# AV Node




Why is the SA node the primary pacemaker?

o :# The SA node has the highest intrinsic rate of any cardiac tissue




Intrinsic rate of SA node

o :# 60-70 per minute




Intrinsic rate of AV node

o :# 50 per minute




Intrinsic rate of myocardium

o :# 30 per minute




The wave of contraction or depolarization moves from the endocardium to the

, 2024/2025 2|Page


o :# epicardium




What is absolute refractory state?

o :# that period when a muscle cell is not excitable

from phase 1 into phase 3

the relative refractory period is during phase 3 and the muscle cell might contract if the

stimulus is strong




Depolarization equals

o :# Contraction




Repolarization equals

o :# relaxation




P wave represents

o :# artrial systole




P-R interval represents

o :# from atrial to ventricular depolarization




QRS complex represents

, 2024/2025 3|Page


o :# ventricular systole




T wave represents

o :# ventricular diastole- repolarization




What is the normal duration for the QRS complex?

o :# less than 0.12 seconds




What is the frank-starling law?

o :# Increased volume-preload- equals increased contractility

increased myocardial fiber length equals increased tension or Rubber Band theory




Stroke volume increases in response to an

o :# increase in the volume of blood filling the heart or end diastolic volume




The greater the preload the greater

o :# the force of contraction-frank starling Law




Reasons for increased preload

o :# Regurgitation in all valves, ventricular and atrial septal defects, and fluid

overload.

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Does a PDA increase LV preload?

o :# Yes when the shunt is Left to Right.




Increased preload equals

o :# dilatation




Increased afterload equals

o :# hypertrophy




Resistance against which the ventricle must pump. Determines the tension of the

myocardium must generate.

o :# Afterload




Increased afterload is caused by

o :# Hypertension, Aortic stenosis, and pulmonic stenosis




End diastolic volume minus end systolic volume

o :# Stroke Volume




Normal stroke volume

o :# 70-110 ml

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