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Primary Care Paramedic (Heart and Physiology)
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Electrical conduction pathway through the heart (5 steps)
1. SA Node
2. AV Node
3. Bundle of HIS
4. Left and Right bundle branches
5. Purkinje fibers
Cation (+) outside the cell that flows inside at Phase 0
Sodium (Na+)
Anion (-) inside the cell that flows out at Phase 1
Potassium (K-)
Cation (+) Outside the cell that flows inside at Phase 2
Calcium (2+)
What is phase 4 of the action potential
Resting membrane potential
What happens in phase 0 of the action potential
Rapid depolarization, sodium flows into cell
What happens in phase 1 of the action potential
Sodium channels close, potassium and chloride flows out of the cell
What happens in phase 2 of the action potential
Plateau phase, calcium flows in, potassium flows out
What happens in phase 3 of the action potential
Rapid repolarization calcium stops flowing in, potassium keeps flowing out
Initial coronary artery that heads down the right atrium
Right coronary artery
Initial coronary artery that heads down the left atrium
left coronary artery
Artery that breaks off of the right coronary artery and heads down the posterior side of the right ventricle
Posterior descending artery
Artery that breaks off of the right coronary artery and proceeds down the anterior right ventricle
Right marginal artery
Artery that breaks off of the left coronary artery and proceeds down the anterior side between the ventricles
Left anterior descending artery or Intraventricular artery
Artery that breaks of the left coronary artery and heads to the posterior left ventricle
Left circumflex artery
Artery that breaks off of the left coronary artery and heads down the side of the left ventricle
Left marginal artery
Normal blood PH
7.35 - 7.45
More carbon dioxide in the blood leads to
Acidosis
Less carbon dioxide in the blood leads to
Alkalosis
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Primary Care Paramedic (Heart and Physiology)
Description
General Questions on Heart and physiology
Updated
2013-02-10T18:55:23Z
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