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Cardiac muscle is myogenic. What does this mean?
It can contract and relax without recieving electrical impulses from nerves.
Where are the sinoatrial node, atrioventricular node, Bundle of HIS and purkyne tissue in the heart?
Describe the myogenic stimulation of the heart and transmission of a subsequent wave of electrical activity
sinoatrial node cts as a pace maker → releases regular waves of electical activity across atria
causes atria to contract simulataneously
non-conducting tissue between atria / ventricles prevents impulse from passing directly into the ventricles
preventing immediate contraction of ventricles
waves of electrical activity reach atrioventricular node which delays impulse
allowing atria to fully contract and empty before ventricles contract
atrioventricular node sends wave of electrical activity down bundle of His, conducting wave between ventricles to apex where it branches into purkyne tissue
causing ventricles to contract from the bottom up, simultaneously
Where are chemoreceptors and pressure receptors located?
chemoreceptors and pressure receptors are located in the aorta and carotid arteries
Dewscribe the roles of pressure receptors, the autonomic nervous system and effectors in controlling the heart rate
barroreceptors detect ( fall / rise ) in the blood pressure
send impulses to medulla
which send more frequent impulses to SAN along the ( sympathetic / parasympathetic ) neurones
so ( more / less ) frequent impulses sent from SAN and to or from AVN
so cardiac muscle contracts ( more / less)
so ehart rate (increases / decreases )
Dewscribe the roles of chemoreceptors, the autonomic nervous system and effectors in controlling the heart rate
chemoreceptors detect ( rise / fall ) in blood CO2 conc. or ( fall / rise ) in blood pH
send impulses to medulla
which send more frequent impulses to SAN along the ( sympathetic / parasympathetic ) neurones
so ( more / less ) frequent impulses sent from SAN and to or from AVN
so cardiac muscle contracts ( more / less)
so ehart rate (increases / decreases )