cardiac muscle
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Cardiovascular PhysiologyTRANSCRIPT
Cardiac Muscle
Dr. Mohammed Abdul Dr. Mohammed Abdul Hannan HazariHannan Hazari
Assistant Professor,Assistant Professor,Department of Physiology,Department of Physiology,Deccan College of Medical Deccan College of Medical
Sciences, HyderabadSciences, Hyderabad
Heart
Coronary Arteries
Anterior View Posterior View
Heart Location In The Chest
Precordium
Weight: 300g
Work: 72beats/min
Pumps: 70mL/beat
The busy and hard working heart!
Heart
Heart Chambers
Left atrium
Right atrium
Left ventricle
Right ventricle
Heart Pump
• The heart pumps blood by contraction and relaxation.
• Contraction is called systole.• Relaxation is called diastole.• The Cardiac Cycle is the cycle
through one systole and one diastole.
Heart Pump
2. Left Heartreceives oxygenated blood from pulmonary veinspumps blood into systemic circulation
1. Right Heart
receives venous blood from systemic circulation via superior and inferior vena cava into right atrium
pumps blood to pulmonary circulation from right ventricle
Direction Of Flow In The Heart
Heart Valves
1. Atrioventricular Tricuspid
• between RA and RV
• three leaflets Mitral
• between LA and LV
• two leaflets
2. Semilunar
Pulmonic--three leaflets
Aortic--three leaflets
Cardiac Muscle
Myocardial cells
1. Working myocardial cells• Contraction & relaxation (Heart
Pump)
2. Pacemaker cells• Impulse generation & conduction
(Conducting system of the heart)
Cardiac Muscle
•Striated
•Sarcomere is the functional unit.
•Nuclei - centrally located.
•Abundant mitochondria.
Cardiac Muscle
• SR is less abundant than in skeletal muscle.
• Sarcolemma has specialized ion channels that skeletal muscle does not voltage-gated Ca2+ channels.
The Sarcomere
1.6 – 1.7 μ
Cardiac Muscle
Functional Syncitium
• Fibers are branched; connect to one another at intercalated discs.
• The discs contain several gap junctions providing cytoplasmic continuity.
• Rapid transmission of impulse.• 2 syncitia
– Atrial syncitium– Ventricular syncitium
*Separated by fibrous ring
Ventricular Action Potential
Conducting System Of The Heart
Sinoatrial node (SAN) – pacemaker
Internodal pathways –fast conduction
Atrioventricular node (AVN) – nodal delay
Bundle of His – fast conduction
Rt. & Left bundle branches
Purkinje’s fibers
Atrial muscle
Ventricular muscle
Direction Of Spread Of Impulse
Membrane Potential Of SAN
L-type
T-type
Conduction Speeds In Cardiac Tissue
Tissue Conduction Rate (mts/s)
SA node 0.05
Atrial pathways 1
AV node 0.05
Bundle of His 1
Purkinje system 4
Ventricular muscle 1
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