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GMS6530: ANTIARRHYTHMICS EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED resting membrane potential -90mV -separation of charges across a cell membrane -the concentration of ions inside and outside the cell T/F: sodium is LOW inside the cell but HIGH outside the cell True T/F: ca...

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GMS6530: ANTIARRHYTHMICS EXAM QUESTIONS AND

ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED

resting membrane potential

-90mV

-separation of charges across a cell membrane

-the concentration of ions inside and outside the cell

T/F: sodium is LOW inside the cell but HIGH outside the cell

True

T/F: calcium is LOW inside the cell but HIGH outside the cell

True

T/F: potassium is HIGH inside the cell but LOW outside the cell

True

Nernst potential

-the outward diffusive force on K+ ions balances the inward electrical force on the K+

ions

Nernst equation

-equilibrium between an ion concentration difference and the potential across a semi-

permeable membrane

-concerns concentrations inside and outside the cell

sarcolemmal ion channels

,-ligand gated (acetylcholine or K-ATP)

-voltage gated (Kr, na, Ca)

-specialized channels (connexins, mechanosensitive, temperature sensitive)

T/F: Na+ channel opening initiates the AP

True

Na+ channel opening

-upon reaching the threshold potential--> sodium channel proteins change conformation

to a conducting (open) state

-moves transmembrane potential towards ENa (+40mV)

-surge of Na ion movement lasts only 1 msec after which the channel protein changes

conformation from the open state to an inactivated, non-conducting state

sodium channel inactivation

1. sodium channels activate to open at -70mV

2. carry large inward current to depolarize the cell

3. inactivate quickly

4. while inactivated, Na+ channel cannot activate at or above its threshold potential

5. Na+ channels undergo fast inactivation by the IG (inactivation gate)

6. Na+ channels undergo slow inactivation during that involves a conformation change

resulting in occlusion of the Na+ channel pore

what maintains the plateau of the action potential?

-Ca2+ channel opening

-Na+/Ca2+ exchanger

what terminates the action potential?

, -Ca2+ channel closing

-opening of K+ channels

inward-rectifier K+ current

-maintains baseline potential

-present in myocytes

-ABSENT in SA node and AV nodes

-two transmembrane segments in each domain

T/F: when activated, the IK(Ach) channel functions like the inward-rectifier K+

channel

True

what activates the IK(ACh) channel?

-parasympathetic impulses

-acetylcholine activates channel during rapid repolarization and during diastole

parasympathetic activation of the IK(ACh) channel involves:

-ligand, ACh

-parasympathetic M2 receptor in the cell membrane

-a G protein that phosphorylates the channel

action potential heterogeneity

-shape differs in atria vs ventricles

-types and numbers of channels spread throughout vary across heart

fast response myocardial cells

-found in cells designed to contract and conduct

-based on membrane properties and ionic currents

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