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Phases of action potential in non-pacemaker cells Phase 0: depolarization Phase 1: partial repolarization Phase 2: plateau Phase 3: repolarization Phase 4: RMP Phases of action potential in pacemaker cells Phase 0: rapid depolarization Phase 3: repolarization Phase 4: slow depol...

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NSG-531 Exam 3 Questions and
Correct Answers the Latest Update
Phases of action potential in non-pacemaker cells


✓ Phase 0: depolarization
✓ Phase 1: partial repolarization
✓ Phase 2: plateau
✓ Phase 3: repolarization
✓ Phase 4: RMP



Phases of action potential in pacemaker cells


✓ Phase 0: rapid depolarization
✓ Phase 3: repolarization
✓ Phase 4: slow depolarization



Nonpacemaker action potentials can mimic/transform into pacemaker action

potentials when?


✓ In hypoxic states



3 major causes of disturbed cardiac rhythm


✓ 1. Heart block
✓ 2. Ectopic pacemaker
✓ 3. After-depolarizations



Main causes of heart block

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✓ Usually due to ischemia in the conducting system, usually in the AV node
✓ Also can arise from fibrosis



Main causes of ectopic pacemaker


✓ Ischemia or catecholamines



Most common causes of after-depolarizations


✓ Most often caused by elevated intracellular calcium that triggers abnormal action
potentials

✓ Associated with hypercalcemia, excessive catecholamines, and heart failure



How do after-depolarizations manifest?


✓ Ectopic beat, premature contractions, extra beats, extrasystole, or tachycardia

✓ Manifest as tachyarrhythmia



2 ways to fix after-depolarizations


✓ Calcium-channel blockers
✓ Beta-blockers



Sodium/calcium exchange pump ratio


✓ 3:1 ratio: 3 sodium pumped in, 1 calcium pumped out




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Sodium/potassium pump ratio


✓ 3 sodium for 2 potassium
✓ Requires energy



4 classes of anti-arrhythmic drugs


✓ I: sodium-channel blockers
✓ II: beta-adrenergic blockers
✓ III: potassium-channel blockers
✓ IV: calcium-channel blockers



Effects of class I (sodium-channel blockers) on the action potential


✓ Prolong depolarization (EXCEPT FOR CLASS 1B)



3 class 1A drugs


✓ Disopyramide
✓ Quinidine
✓ Procainamide



Kinetics of class IA drugs


✓ Intermediate kinetics



Effects of class 1A drugs on action potential


✓ Slow depolarization
✓ Prolong depolarization and refractory period

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