18 Questions
The ganglion cell is made up of multipolar neurons having connection with the lateral nerves. This median ganglion is responsible for initiating heart beats in ________ (Lumbricus and Arenicola).
Annelids
Physiological properties of Cardiac muscles: Cardiac cycle is the complete round of ________ and ________.
systole, diastole
Heart rate is the number of beats per minute, typically ranging from ________ to ________ bpm.
60, 100
Cardiac output is the amount of blood ejected from the heart in one minute. It depends on factors like the force of contraction, amount of blood entering the ventricles during diastole, and the ________.
heart rate
Regulation of the Heart: P Wave represents depolarization of the arterial musculature which spreads radially from the sinuauricular node to the auriculo-ventricular node; atrial depolarization. PR Interval is the delay in transmission of impulse at the AV-node; period from start of atrial depolarization to start of ventricular ________.
depolarization
Regulation of the Heart: QRS Complex represents ventricular depolarization; spreading through the auriculo-ventricular bundle of His and the ________ fibers.
ventricular
Reptiles have ventricle became incompletely divided by incomplete ventricular ______
septum
Birds and Mammals have a complete ventricular ______
septum
The mammalian heart consists of Atrium (RA, LA) and ______
Ventricles (RV, LV)
Cardiac muscles are ______ and Contractile
Excitable
Cardiac muscles have a longer Absolute refractory period than ______
Skeletal
The long refractory period in cardiac muscle guarantees a period of ______ between cardiac contractions
relaxation
_______ is the resting potential of cardiac muscle cells.
-90mV
Cardiac muscles exhibit _______ rhythmicity.
automatic
The _______ is the pacemaker of the heart.
SA node
Myogenic hearts show rhythmic activity due to the _______ themselves.
muscles
In fish and amphibians, heart beat is initiated at the _______ venosus.
sinus
_______ hearts are innervated by nerves and regulation is dependent upon nervous regulation.
Neurogenic
Test your knowledge on the anatomy and physiology of ganglion cells and cardiac muscles. Questions cover topics such as the structure of ganglion cells, their role in initiating heartbeats, and the physiological properties of cardiac muscles including the cardiac cycle and heart rate.
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