For the next few questions, select from a) Diastole b) Systole c) Venous return
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For the next few questions, select from a) Diastole b) Systole c) Venous return d) Heart rate e) Cardiac output ab) End diastolic volume ac) End systolic volume ad) Stroke volume ae) Afterload 13) .--is the technical term for the number of cardiac 14) The total volume of blood pumped by the heart per 15) The volume of blood remaining in the ventricles after 16)--is the opposition to blood flow leaving the left 17) The P-wave in an ECG recording cues atrial cycles per minute. minute is called contraction is the ventricle and entering the aorta. - ' 18) The volume of blood pumped by the ventricles during one contraction is called the 19) The maximum volume of blood held by the ventricles just before they contract is also known as For the next few questions, select from: a) Conducting cells b) c) Contractile cells Both conducting and contractile cells 20)contain an abundance of sarcomeres that function just like those in a skeletal muscle cell. 21) are the primary effector for controlling stroke volume. 22) receive both sympathetic and parasympathetic input. 23) are connected to adjacent heart cells via gap junctions. 24)-have ?1 receptors on their cell membrane. 25) The quick depolarization phase of the action potential in _ is due to calcium influx.Explanation / Answer
13) Heart rate is the technical term for the number of cardiac cycles per minute.
14) The total volume of blood pumped by the heart per minute is called cardiac output.
15) The volume of blood remaining in the ventricles after the contraction is the End systolic volume.
16) Venous return is the opposition to blood flow leaving the left ventricle and entering the aorta.
17) The P-wave is an ECG recording cues atrial systole.
18) The volume of blood pumped by the ventricles during one contraction is called the stroke volume.
19) The maximum volume of blood held by the ventricles just before they contract is known as End diastolic volume.
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20) contractile cells contain an abundance of sarcomeres that function just like those in a skeletal muscle cell.
21) contractile cells are the primary effector for controlling stroke volume.
22) conducting cells receive both sympathetic and parasympathetic input.
23) conducting cells are connected to adjacent heart cells via gap junctions.
24) both conducting and contractile cells have B1 receptors on their cell membrane.
25) the quick depolarization phase of the action potential in contractile cells is due to calcium influx.