Sem 1 Exam 4
The capillary with reflection coefficient of 66%
What is a fenestrated capillary?
a type of contraction that causes all parts of the muscle fiber to remain unchanged
What is a isometric contraction?
4 tissues derived from the mesoderm
What is connective, muscular, endothelium and mesothelium ?
type of channels responsible for EPSP and IPSP
What is aortic stenosis and mitral regurg?
change in LVP/T
change in P/V
change V/P
What is contractility, elasticity and compliance?
When inhibited by a Beta 1 receptor, can cause SERCA to turn on and bring Ca back into SR which causes muscle relaxation.
What is phospholamban?
What are alpha helices and beta pleated sheets?
the pregang and post gang neurons are cholinergic
What are parasympathetic neurons?
hypertrophy confirmed by pericordials V1,V5, and V6
What is left ventricular hypertrophy?
These two pressures cause swelling.
What is CHP and IOP?
This occurs when all muscle fibers have been recruited and it is a isometric contraction
What is Fmax
found in the intracellular compartment
What are peripheral proteins?
type of saline that will cause water to move out of cell and cause it to shrink
What is hypertonic saline?
A pathology with a PR interval of 0.3 seconds with upright P waves, and normal QRS complex
What is 1st degree AV block?
This will decrease SV and increase ESV
What is an increased afterload?
phase is described as rapid depolarization with L-type Ca channels in SA nodal action potential
What is phase 0?
produce 3 and 2 ATP respectively
(2 different things)
the refractory period that comes first after depolarization
What is the absolute refractory period?
A pathology described by an increasing R-R interval and vagal input to the SA node is increasing
What is sinus arrythmia?
The largest flow is across the smallest resistor
What is the parallel circuit ?
Stimulates PLC, PIP and PKC
What are M1,3,5 and alpha 1 receptors?
uses cadherins and resists separation of cells during contractile activities
What are adherens junctions?
Drinking this substance would cause 2/3 of it to go to the ICF and 1/3 to go to the ECF
What is adding pure water to the body?
A pathology that causes a loss of the dicrotic notch.
What is aortic regurg?