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Chapter 4 BLOOD CIRCULATION

Chapter 4 BLOOD CIRCULATION. Key points in this unit: 1.the action potential of the ventricular muscle and the action potential of the pacemaker cells

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Page 1: Chapter 4 BLOOD CIRCULATION. Key points in this unit: 1.the action potential of the ventricular muscle and the action potential of the pacemaker cells

Chapter 4

BLOOD CIRCULATION

Page 2: Chapter 4 BLOOD CIRCULATION. Key points in this unit: 1.the action potential of the ventricular muscle and the action potential of the pacemaker cells

Key points in this unit:

1.the action potential of the ventricular muscle and the action potential of the pacemaker cells.

2.electrophysiological properties of cardiac muscle.

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1.Physiology of the heart

Function of heart Pumping Endocrine atrial natriuretic pep

tide(ANP, 心房钠尿肽 ) brain natriuretic pep

tide(BNP, 脑钠尿肽 )

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General process of excitation and contraction of cardiac muscle

• Initiation of action potential in sinoatrial node • Conduction of action potential along specialized

conductive system• Excitation-contraction cou

pling• Muscle contraction

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+30

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0

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阈电位

静息电位

时间( ms )

细胞内电位(m

V

除极化

复极化

后电位

0 2 4 6 8 10 12

神经或骨骼肌 AP 心室肌 AP

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1.1 Action potentials in cardiac muscle

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Two major types of cardiac muscle: Working cardiac muscle cell: atrial and ventricular muscle cells

Specialized excitatory and conductive muscle: sinoatrial (SA) node, Purkinje fiber

non-autorhythmic cardiac cell

autorhythmic cardiac cell

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1.1.1 AP of ventricular muscle

Phase 0: rapid depolarization-90mV - +30mV

Phase1: early phase of rapid repolarization+30mV - +10mV

Phase2: the plateau or slow phase of repolarization+10 - 0mV

Phase3: late phase of rapid repolarization0mV - 90mV

Phase4: resting phase-90mV

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Mechanism

Phase 0: Na+ influx

Phase 1: K+ outflux

Phase 2: K+ outflux, Ca2+ and Na+ influx Phase 3: K+ outflux

Phase 4: Na+ - K+ pump Ca2+ pump Na+ - Ca2 exchanger

Na+

K+,Ca2+,Na+K+

K+

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  Phase2 needs 100-150ms.

the main cause of long duration of cardiac action potential.

the main characteristic which differs from the action potential in nervous fiber or skeletal muscle.

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working cells phase4 autorhythmic cells phase4stable spontaneous depolarization

resting potential

maximal repolarization potential

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1.1.2 AP of Purkinje cell quite similar to that of working cells except

spontaneous depolarization during phase 4.

Phase 4:

If (inward current, caused b

y Na+ influx) increases

outward current ( caused by K+ outflux) decreases gradually.

If

内向电流

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1.1.3 AP of the P cell of SA node

Phase 0: Ca2+ influx

Phase 3: K+ outflux

Phase 4: fast spontaneous depolarization

4

0 3 IK decreasesIf increasesICa-T

ICa

IK

IK, If, ICa

Slow response cell

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outflow of K+ < inflow of Na+

outflow of K+ inflow of Na+

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2. Electrophysiological Characteristics of cardiac muscle

2.1 Excitability

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2.1.1 Factors affecting excitability

o Level of RP ↓ :→ excitability ↓

o Level of TP:↑→ excitability ↓

o States of sodium channel: resting state: excitability is normal

activated state: Na+ diffuse in

inactivated state: excitability is zero

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2.1.2 Excitability changes:

o Effective refractory period (ERP ):Any strong stimulus fails to elicit an AP.

Cause: The sodium channels are at inactivated state and so the excitability is zero.

ERP is nearly 100-250ms.

Significance:

the heart can not be

tetanized.

the heart can

eject and fill continually.

ARP:phase0---phase3 -55mV

ERP

LRP:phase0---phase3 -60mVERP

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o Relative refractory period phase3 -60-- -80mV

Effective stimulus is suprathreshold stimulus.

Cause: the most sodium channels are at resting

state but their opening ability are not good as

normal, so the excitability is lower than norm

al.

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o Supranormal period

phase3 -80-- -90mV

subthreshold stimulus can elicit an AP.

Cause: the sodium channels are at resting state and the

distance between the resting potential and the thresh

old potential is nearer, so the excitability is better tha

n normal.

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2.1.3 Extrasystole and compensatory pause

①extrasystole ( 期前收缩) premature systole

②compensatory pause(代偿间歇)

After ERP, a stimulus can evoke a extrasystole.

compensatory pause:

a S-A node AP meets the ERP of extrasystole.

ERP

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2. 2 Autorhythmicity  the ability that the cardiac muscle can gene

rate an action potential by itself.

Index: frequency of AP

SA node

AV node

left,right bundle branch

terminal Purkinje cells

(beats/min)

50100

40

25

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Natural pacemaker: the pacemaker which can control the activity of the heart under normal condition.(SA node)

Latent pacemaker: the pacemaker which doesn’t show its autorhythmicity under normal condition. (other rhythmic regions of the heart)

Ectopic pacemaker: from latent pacemaker

① autorhythmicity of latent pacemaker increases

② autorhythmicity of SA node decreases

③ severe conduction block

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Why can SA node be natural pacemaker?

① Preoccupation( 抢先抑制 ): SA node autorhythm

icity is much higher than latent pacemakers an

d elicit excitations before they finish phase 4.

② Overdrive suppression( 超速抑制 ):The higher ra

te pacemaker suppresses the autorhythmicity

of the lower rate pacemakers

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Factors affecting Autorhythmicity o Velocity of spontaneous depolarization: ↑(b to a)→autorhythmicity o Threshold potential: (TP2 to TP1)→ autorhythmicity ↑

o Maximum repolarization potential

(d to a)→ autorhythmicity ↑

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2.3 Conductivity

2.3.1Specialized conducting system

SA node

preferential pathway

( 优势通路 )

AV node

AV bundle

right and left bundle branch

terminal Purkinje fibers

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0.1s

synchronization contraction

传导最慢 纤维最小 , 缝隙连接少 , 慢反应细胞

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2.3.2 Factors affecting conduction velocity

Rate and amplitude of phase0 depolarization: local current↑→ conduction↑ rate and number of Na+or Ca2+ influx level of resting potential

concentration and potential gradient of Na+, Ca2+ Structure of cardiac muscle: diameter↑→ local current↑→conduction↑ number of intercalated disc (gap junction) Excitability of the adjacent region: ↑→conduction ↑

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2.3.3 Spread of cardiac impulse

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Electrocardiogram (ECG)

With an electrocardiogragh, electrical activity of the heart can be recorded from the surface of the body.

When a large number of cells are simultaneously depolarizing or repolarizing, large voltages are observed on ECG.

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• Normal ECG

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P wave : depolarization of the atria.

PQ(PR) interval: from the onset of atrial excitation to the onset of QQRS complex: depolarization of the ventricles.S-T segment : from the end o

f QRS complex to the onset of T wave (plateau)

T wave : repolarization of the ventricles. Q-T interval : from the onset of QRS complex to the end of the T

wave. (AP duration)

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a b c d

阈电位

静息电位

时间( ms )

细胞内电位(m

V

除极化

复极化

反极化

e

f

2 4 6 8 10 12 14

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• Cardiac muscle as a syncytium