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'signal assembly point'
SA node
AV node
bundle of his
purkinje fibres
the pace maker
SA node
AV node
bundle of his
purkinje fibres
distribute signal along right and left ventricle
SA node
AV node
bundle of his
purkinje fibres
what is A
SA node
AV node
bundle of His
purkinje Fibre
what is B
SA node
tracks to AV node
bundle of His
purkinje Fibre
what is C
SA node
tracks to AV node
bundle of His
purkinje Fibre
what is E
SA node
tracks to AV node
bundle of His
purkinje Fibre
the correct order of heart conduction is ...
AV node-SA node-Bundle of his-Bundle branches-Purkinje network
SA node-AV node-Bundle of his-Bundle branches-Purkinje network
SA node-AV node-Bundle branches-Bundle of his-Purkinje network
AV node-SA node-Bundle branches-Bundle of his-Purkinje network
what is A
atriole systole
first phase of ventricular systole
second phase of ventricular systole
early ventricular diastole
late ventricular diastole
what is B
atriole systole
first phase of ventricular systole
second phase of ventricular systole
early ventricular diastole
late ventricular diastole
what is C
atriole systole
first phase of ventricular systole
second phase of ventricular systole
early ventricular diastole
late ventricular diastole
what is D
atriole systole
first phase of ventricular systole
second phase of ventricular systole
early ventricular diastole
late ventricular diastole
what is E
atriole systole
first phase of ventricular systole
second phase of ventricular systole
early ventricular diastole
late ventricular diastole
in atrial systole
atrial contracts
bicuspid valve open
tricuspid valve open
blood pumped into ventricles
in first phase of ventricular systole
ventricles contracts
bicuspid valve closed
tricuspid valve closed
blood pumped out
in second phase of ventricular systole
ventricles contracts
bicuspid valve closed
tricuspid valve closed
blood pumped out
semilunar valves open
in early phase of ventricular diastole
ventricles relax
bicuspid valve closed
tricuspid valve closed
blood flow into atria
in late phase of ventricular diastole
ventricles relax
bicuspid valve open
tricuspid valve open
blood flow passively into ventricle
atria relax
what happen in the first and second phase of ventricular systole?
in the first phase, the right ventricle contracts. while in the second phase, the left ventricle contracts
in the first phase, the left ventricle contract. while in the second phase, the left ventricle contracts
in the first phase, pressure from ventricle pumped out the blood. in the second phase, pressure from ventricle close the AV valves
in the first phase, pressure from ventricle close the AV valves. in the second phase, pressure from ventricle pumped out the blood
why is it important for signal conduction in heart to stop for a while in AV node?
to prevent atrium and ventricle from contracting at the same time
to prevent blood too much flowing from atrium to ventricle
to make sure that all valves are open before blood sent out from heart
to make sure there is enough time for atrium to receive blood from veins
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