Bundle of His includes:
NCERT, P -284, Para 2
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Bundle of His includes:
NCERT, P -284, Para 2
Which one of the following is wrong with respect to nodal tissue.
NCERT, P -284, Para 2
The entire heart is made up of cardiac muscles. A specialized cardiac musculature called the nodal tissue is also distributed in the heart. A patch of this tissue called SA node and another mass of this tissue called AV node is also present. Although all the heart muscle cell have the ability to generates the electrical impulses or action potentials but SA node generates maximum number of action potentials (70-75/min).
so there is no equal ability to excite throughout nodal tissue.
The duration of cardiac cycle is–
NCERT, P -285, Para 2
The number of action potential generated by SAN:
NCERT, P -284, Para 2
The route of action potential in heart is
NCERT, P -284, Para 2
The sequence of opening (O) and closing (C) of heart –valves are:
As blood has to be pumped through AV valves and then through SL valves. So lasting closing will be of SL valve and after closing of SL valves AV valve will open- READ CARDIAC CYCLE- P- 284, 285
The results of ECG are known as
NCERT, P -285, ECG
The standard ECG is obtained by connecting the patient to the machine with how many leads?
NCERT, P -286, Para 1
If one wants to analyse the detailed cardiac activity, the multiple leads are attached to–
NCERT, P -286, Para 1
What does the QRS complex represent in ECG?
NCERT, P -286, Para 4
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