5.5.9(controlling heart rate)

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Describe what kind of muscle the heart muscle is

  • Myogenic

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State what part of the brain the heartbeat is controlled by

  • It is controlled by the medulla oblongata

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Name the 2 parts of the medulla oblongata

  • The acceleratory centre

  • The inhibitor centre

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Name and describe the 2 receptors used in cardio regulation

  • Baroreceptors monitor blood pressure

  • Chemoreceptors monitor changes in CO2 and O2 and measure PH in the blood

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Describe how the sympathetic nervous system is involved in cardioregulation

  • It controls the increase in heart rate

  • by sending electrical impulses down accelerans nerve

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Describe how the parasympathetic nervous system is involved in cardio reguilation

  • It controls the decrease of heart rate

  • By sending electrical impulses down the vagus nerve

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Describe how an increase in CO2 concentration affects heart rate

  • An increased CO2 concentration in blood is detected by chemoreceptors.

  • They send a signal to the medulla oblongata which then coordinates a response

  • Electrical impulses are sent down the sympathetic nervous system to the SAN

  • noradrenaline causes the SAN to be stimulated

  • This causes an increase in the number og waves of excitation generated by the SAN which causes an increase in heart rate

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Describe how a decrease in CO2 concentration affects heart rate

  • A decreased CO2 concentration in blood is detected by chemoreceptors.

  • They send a signal to the medulla oblongata which then coordinates a response

  • Electrical impulses are sent down the parasympathetic nervous system to the SAN

  • acetylcholine causes the SAN to be stimulated

  • This causes an decrease in the number of waves of excitation generated by the SAN which causes a decrease in heart rate