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Diagram Wiggers
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Basically, the Frank-Starling mechanism means that the
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Frank starling
Basically, the Frank Starling mechanism means that the
greater the heart muscle is stretched during filling,
the greater is the force of contraction and the greater
the quantity of blood pumped into the aorta. Or, stated
another way: ithin physiological limits, the heart pumps
all the blood that returns to it by way of the !eins.
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"iagrammatic representation of the nature of the
functional syncytium in the myocardium. #he colored
line represents the path of e$citation through the
myocardium as it passes from cell to cell through gap
%unctions at cardiac ne$i.
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NORMAL VALUES FOR CARDIACOUTPUT AT REST AND
DURING ACTIVITY&'( the basic le!el of body metabo-
lism,
&)( whether the person is e$ercising,
&*( the person+s age, and
&( the sie of the body.
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