ECG Demonstration

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What is the resting state of a cardiomyocyte?

Polarized

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What does polarized mean?

There is a charge differential across the cell membrane

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What is the resting membrane potential of a polarized cardiomyocyte?

Voltage -70mV

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What allows the cell to achieve polarization?

Sodium and Potassium pumps turn on

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What causes depolarization? What is it?

Opening of sodium channels, flipping of the voltage differential across the cell membrane

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What is the voltage of a depolarized cell?

+40

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What is a synonym for depolarization?

Action potential

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What initiates a heart beat on the ECG?

SA Node

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What happens during the P Wave?

Depolarization of both atria

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What happens during the PR Interval?

AV nodal pause

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What is the QRS complex?

Purkinje fibers depolarize

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What results from the Purkinje Depolarizaiton

Contraction of both ventricles

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What is the ST segment?

Repolarization of both ventricles

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What happens during ventricular repolarization?

Ventricle cells become polarized

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What is Q on T

Initiation of depolarization during the ST segment

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What is the significance of Q on T

It can create idio-ventricular rhythms

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What 2 ventricular rhythms come from Q on T

ventricular tachycardia and fibrillation