The effect of norepinephrine on SA nodal cells is to: (not e) A move the thresho
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The effect of norepinephrine on SA nodal cells is to: (not e)
A move the threshold closer to -80 mV
B increase the rate of spontaneous depolarization
C decrease heart rate
D produce bradycardia
E hyperpolarize the pacemaker cells
A drug blocking the influx of calcium would have its greatest effect on which phase of the action potential in a ventricular cardiomyocyte? (not 3)
0
1
2
3
Which sequence correctly represents the succession of action potentials in one heartbeat? (not c)
A -AV – SA – bundle branch
B - SA – bundle branch – AV
C - SA – Purkinje fibers – bundle branch
D - SA - AV - bundle branch
E - AV – Purkinje fibers – bundle branch
Explanation / Answer
1
answer is hyperpolarize the pacemaker cell
norepinephrine is a sympathetic neurotransmittor acts through beta-1 adrenergic receptors stimulate sodium and it is responsible for hyperpolarization increase in the heart rate
2 answer is phase 2
the action potential in ventricular cardiomyocytes begins with rapid upstroke phase 0 opening of sodium channels, phase 1 partial repolarisationand allow pottassium ions and membrane potential centers the plateu phase is in phase 2 allow the calcium ions
so drug blocking the influx of calcium would have its greatest effect on phase-2 of the action potential in a ventricular cardiomyocyte
answer 3
answer is d
sinoatrial node ----- av node---- av bundle then perkinje fibers
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