Exam 9: Cardiac Physiology
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An ECG represents comparisons in __________ detected by electrodes at __________ points on the body surface,not the actual potential.
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Atherosclerosis is characterized by __________ forming beneath the vessel lining within arterial walls.
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The heart is enclosed in a single-walled,membranous pericardial sac.
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The Frank-Starling curve shifts up and to the left in a failing heart.
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The cardiac cycle consists of alternate periods of emptying and filling,also called:
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Random,uncoordinated excitation and contraction of cardiac cells is known as __________.
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The average resting HR is __________ beats per minute,established by __________ node rhythmicity.
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Bicuspid or mitral valves exist between the ventricles and major arteries.
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An autorhythmic cell membrane's slow drift to threshold is called the __________ potential.
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What heart tissue releases platelet-activating factor when too little O₂ is available in the coronary vessels?
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The atrioventricular node is the normal pacemaker of the heart.
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People with elevated levels of __________,a blood-borne marker of inflammation,have a higher risk for developing coronary artery disease.
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Specifically,as a cardiac muscle fiber is stretched as a result of greater ventricular filling,its __________ are pulled closer together side by side.
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Heart failure can be of two types: __________ HF,in which the heart has difficulty pumping blood out,or __________ HF,in which the heart has trouble filling.
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