'Cardiac cells' presentation slideshows

EKG

EKG. Cardiovascular Anatomy & Physiology. Basic Heart Anatomy. The heart is a muscle made of 3 layers Pericardium aka = pericardial sac is a connective tissue layer around the heart Epicardium is the smooth outer surface of the heart

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Physiological Approach of Arrythmia

Physiological Approach of Arrythmia. M. Saifur Rohman , dr SpJP , PhD. FICA. OUTLINE. Membrane potential, action potential, impulse conduction, type of arrhytmias, cause of arrhytmias,. Electrical Activity of Heart.

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THE HEART

THE CIRCULATORY SYSTEM:. THE HEART. THE HEART. THE HEART. THE HEART. THE HEART. THE HEART. THE HEART. HEART LOCATION & ANATOMY. left lung. right lung. pericardium. apex of heart. diaphragm. MEDIASTINUM. PERICARDIAL LAYERS. pericardial cavity. FIBROUS PERICARDIUM.

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Atrial Fibrillation

Atrial Fibrillation. Holly Everts, RN, BSN Alverno College, MSN 621 evertshn@alverno.edu. Tutorial Directions. Return to the table of contents by clicking the button in the lower left corner. Navigate forward and backward using the buttons in the upper right corner.

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ASSESSMENT OF CARDIOVASCULAR FUNCTION

ASSESSMENT OF CARDIOVASCULAR FUNCTION. NUR240 Lecture 1. LECTURE OBJECTIVES. Review anatomy & physiology of the cardiovascular system. Discuss relevant aspects of the patient history. Describe physical assessment of cardiovascular status.

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ASSESSMENT OF CARDIOVASCULAR FUNCTION

ASSESSMENT OF CARDIOVASCULAR FUNCTION. NUR240 Lecture 1. LECTURE OBJECTIVES. Review anatomy & physiology of the cardiovascular system. Discuss relevant aspects of the patient history. Describe physical assessment of cardiovascular status.

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ASSESSMENT OF CARDIOVASCULAR FUNCTION

ASSESSMENT OF CARDIOVASCULAR FUNCTION. LECTURE OBJECTIVES. Review anatomy & physiology of the cardiovascular system. Discuss relevant aspects of the patient history. Describe physical assessment of cardiovascular status.

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Gap Junction

Gap Junction. M.A. Ahmadi-Pajouh. Non Synaptic Cell-Cell Junctions: Intermediate Junction Desmosome Gap Junction: Local circuit current Depolarization of the adjacent resting cell. 20 Angstrom in diameter Molecules < 1000 daltons (750 daltons=1 angstrom= 1.0E-10 meter) Low Resistance

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TOPICS IN (NANO) BIOTECHNOLOGY Stem Cell Therapy Lecture VI

PhD Course. TOPICS IN (NANO) BIOTECHNOLOGY Stem Cell Therapy Lecture VI. 31 st March , 2004. Stem Cells. Introduction Sources and types of Stem Cells Main Applications Companies in the Field Stem Cells for Gene Therapy Legal and Ethical Issues. What is a stem cell?.

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CIRCULATION

CIRCULATION. CIRCULATION. THE CIRCULATORY SYSTEM ASSOCIATES INTIMATELY WITH ALL BODY TISSUES CIRCULATORY SYSTEM A SYSTEM OF INTERNAL TRANSPORT; TRANSPORTS OXYGEN AND CARBON DIOXIDE, DISTRIBUTES NUTRIENTS TO BODY CELLS, AND CONVEYS THE WASTE PRODUCTS OF METABOLISM TO SPECIFIC SITES FOR DISPOSAL.

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Learning and Detecting Emergent Behavior in Networks of Cardiac Myocytes

Learning and Detecting Emergent Behavior in Networks of Cardiac Myocytes. Radu Grosu Stony Brook University. Joint Work With. Ezio Bartocci, Flavio Corradini University of Camerino, Italy E. Entcheva, S.A. Smolka and A. Wasilewska Stony Brook University, USA.

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The Joy of Computational Biology

The Joy of Computational Biology. Nancy Griffeth. Outline. What will we be doing Why I think computational biology is fun. Subject Matter. Workshop Information. Understanding how electrical activity in the heart relates to atrial fibrillation. Schedule. Workshop Information>Schedule.

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The Joy of Computational Biology

The Joy of Computational Biology. Nancy Griffeth. Outline. What will we be doing Why I think computational biology is fun. Subject Matter. Workshop Information. Understanding how electrical activity in the heart relates to atrial fibrillation. Schedule. Workshop Information>Schedule.

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CHAPTER 12

CHAPTER 12. Electrophysiology of the Heart. Action Potentials. Polarized or resting state Resting membrane potential (RMP). Polarized State.

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How does the heart function?

How does the heart function?. Control of the heart. The heart muscle. The heart is made of cardiac muscle It is involuntary and controlled by the medulla oblongata The intercalated discs help cardiac cells contract uniformly. Action Potentials.

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XI. Regeneration

XI. Regeneration . A. Differences . 1. Skeletal cannot divide and has limited powers of regeneration 1. Growth after the first year is due to increase in size not number 2. Cardiac cells cannot divide or regenerate

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The Mighty Mitochondria

The Mighty Mitochondria. Created By: Khadija. Where Am I Found?. I have my own DNA (mDNA). I am thought to have derived from a bacteria-like cell, which incorporated into eukaryotic cells. Eukaryotic cells are cells with membrane bound organelles (cell parts) that have a formal nucleus.

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Fun Fact!

Fun Fact!. There are over 200 different types of cells in the human body, each performing specific functions! Nerve cells, eye cells, cardiac cells, etc. Do all types of cells go through the cell cycle at the same rate? NO!

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Quiz - Giddy up

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Corynebacterium diphtheriae

Corynebacterium diphtheriae. Chinese-letter morphology in Gram stain. Biological Features. Aerobic, Gram + , Noncapsulated, rods Gray-black colonies on tellurite ???? medium Metachromatic granules. solely among humans spread by droplets secretions direct contact. Poor nutrition

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