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Module 5
Heart Rate Control
Control of Blood pH
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Cards (8)
1 -
CO2
increases, so lower pH
(dissociates more into more weak
carbonic acid
)
2 -
chemoreceptor
detects
changes
3
-
sensory information
passed to
cardiovascular centre
4 -
sympathetic nerve
passes
excitatory
impulses to
SAN
5 -
heart rate
increases, so more
blood flow
to lungs
6 -
CO2
reaches lungs to be
diffused
and exhaled
7 -
CO2
levels decrease, so excitation of
SAN
decreases
8
-
parasympathetic system
begins to counteract increase in
heart rate
, allowing heart rate to return to normal