Pharmacology - ANTIARRHYTHMIC DRUGS (MADE EASY)

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There are no fast sodium channels in nodal tissue (SA and AV node). Phase 4 and 0 in nodal tissue are due entirely to Calcium influx

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What you said is correct about Phase 0, but is not true about Phase 4. Phase 4 is due to influx of sodium by the HCN channels (Funny sodium channels)

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[@mustafafirdous945]

I really have one doubt, in the cardiac muscles cell , K ion will remain inside the cardiac cell at resting phase[ 4] -90mv , but at the time of repolarisation it will start going out of the cell

[@humairaakram6378]

In Resting phase cell has greater K concentration inside . In depolarization Na influx increase membrane potential in + values , so action potential occurs In repolarization , K leaks / pumped ouside the cell , this decrease the membrane potential and its value becomes negative ,thus action potential is terminated

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With electricity heading towards a positive electrode, as seen in leed II, doesn't the electricity flowing down the bundle branches cause the positive deflect seen as a tall R wave? Then changing direction and flowing towards the negative electrode in the Purkinje fibers causing the immediate down slope to the S wave. This is in contrast to the bundle branches creating the Q wave as stated.

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[@andrew-hv1hv]

At 13:50 how does the blockage of Na+-Channels shorten repolarization? If the Na+ channels are reactivating in late Phase 2 they still aren't letting positive charge into the cell since they're refractory right? I'm a bit confused as to what the Na+ channels have to do with repolarization, so if someone could clarify, it would be much appreciated :)

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13:49 Na channels in late phase 2?! That can't be right. Can anyone please tell me how Ib drugs shorten repolarisation?

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20:02 Digoxin

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Anti arrhythmic drugs explanation at 12:06

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You haven't told about the na+ channels which operate during end of phase 2 whilst explaining the graph but you mentioned them during the action of class 1b. So what do these na+ channels at the end of phase 2 do ..Influx or eflux..I'm confused

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