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The sinoatrial node has an intrinsic rate of about 100 beats per minute, but it is normally down regulated by the vagus nerve.
David Jensen has written: 'Intrinsic cardiac rate regulation'
Pacemakers are most frequently prescribed when the heartbeat decreases under 60 beats per minute at rest (severe symptomatic bradycardia). They are also used to slow a fast heart rate over 120 beats per minute at rest (tachycardia).
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The stroke volume and the heart rate. The stroke volume is the volume of your blood and heart rate is how many beats there are per minute.
It depends on the heart rate. You take 72 beats per minute. Then the duration of one beat is 75 per minute. Then each beat will take 0.8 second to complete. This is taken duration of the cardiac cycle. You take 100 beats per minute. Then each beat will take 0.6 second to complete. This duration will be the duration of the cardiac cycle.
Cardiac Output = stroke volume x heart rate Therefore, 70cm3 x 70 b/min = 4900 cm/min
1) Sino-atrial node is master node and atrio-ventricular node is on the path from SA node to impulse to ventricles. 2) SA node has intrinsic rhythme rate of about 72 beats/ minute and AV has intrinsic rhythme rate of about 50 beats per minute. 3) SA node has autonomic ( sympathetic and parasympathetic ) nerve supply and AV node do not have any such supply. 4) SA node regulates the heart rate and AV node slows down the conduction across the path, so that atria gets time to contract, to be fallowed by contraction of ventricles. 5) Disease of the SA node generally leads to sick sinus syndrome. Disease of the AV node generally leads to atrioventricular block.
Cardiac out put is the volume of blood pumped by the heart per minute. Cardiac output is a function of heart rate and stroke volume. The heart rate is simply the number of heart beats per minute. The stroke volume is the volume of blood, in milliliters pumped out of the heart with each beat. Increasing either heart rate or stroke volume increases cardiac output.
To find your answer, your first step is to divide the time (in this case a minute...a minute equals sixty (60) seconds) by the heart rate (e.g. 80 beats). So---60 divided by 80 will give you 0.75 seconds. Your answer will justify the time/length of the cardiac cycle.