Action Potential in Cardiac Muscle vs SA Node a Comparison

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You are genius sir👍thank you for making videos on those topics which are very difficult to understand….and you make things very easy🙏

[@ivanj5724]

Some resources I've read say that for phase 2, or plateau phase, K+ channels remain open. Why is that?

[@ajanannamalai1443]

Thankyou so much sir. Wow sir, honestly u explain so much better than my university proffesor. Many thanks priya, Chennai🙏🏾

[@mominaimran6326]

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[@akbarkamal3153]

Bro in this video at 3:50 phase 0 is due to calcium only na and phase 4 has slow channels ?and if arrows are quite 😢

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[@SR-kd4wi]

I have a question on Pharmacokinetics. What is the shortest half-life of a drug if it is completely removed by kidney in each cycle. And this is the only mechanism of elimination.

[@NonstopNeuron]

Wow. That would be an interesting calculation...

[@SR-kd4wi]

@@NonstopNeuron I know that, half-life= (ln2) Vd/CL But can't get any further..

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