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How much blood does the heart pump in 24 hours?
Between 7,000 to 8,640 per day
Epicardium
outermost layer; contains coronary arteries
Myocardium
middle, thickest layer; made of muscle
Endocardium
Thin, innermost layer; forms heart valves
Pericardium
Double walled sac that encloses the heart
atrial kick
Atria contracts, squeezing remainder of blood into ventricles
absolute refractory
NO stimulus can cause depolarization
Relative Refractory
Strong stimulus can cause depolarization
Supernormal refractory period
Weak stimulus can cause depolarization
action potential
Phase 4 (cell is at rest), Phase 0 (cell is stimulated/ depolarized), Phase 1 and 2 (early repolarization, calcium is released), Phase 3 (rapid repolarization, sodium and potassium return to their normal places)
Role of pulmonary veins
return oxygenated blood from lungs to left atrium
Where is deoxygenated blood normally found in the heart
right side
what does an EKG illustrate
electrical activity of the heart
cardiac cycle
mechanical events that occur to pump blood
diastole
ventricles relax and fill with blood
systole
ventricles contract and expel
automaticity
ability to create an impulse without outside stimulation
conductivity
ability to conduct an impulse to neighboring cells
excitability
ability to depolarize
contractility
ability to contract
what hormone does sympathetic nervous system secrete
norepinephrine
what hormone does the parasympathetic nervous system secrete
acetylcholine