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... wish to define the logarithmic function to be continuous in this region P . One way to do this is to restrict the argument to the range π<arg w ≤ 3π for any w ∈ P satisfying u ≥ 1, and to the ... wish to define the logarithmic function to be continuous in this region P . One way to do this is to restrict the argument to the range π<arg w ≤ 3π for any w ∈ P satisfying u ≥ 1, and to the ... omitted. The equation x 2 +1 =0has no solution x ∈ R .To solve” this equation, we have to introduce extra numbers into our number system. To do this, we define the number i by i 2 +1=0,and then...
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UNIX LINUX Operating System
... facilities Distributions Linux ã Distribution = A collection of all or some programs altogether around a Linux kernel which allows to install a collaborative system, operating perfectly. – Include ... OS. – -p, processor: processor type #uname –a Linux linuxsrv.linuxvn.net 2.2.14-5.0#1 Tue Mar 7 21:07:39 EST 2000 i386 unknown Free Software, Linux & Open Source ã 1984 : Richard Stallman, ... thng ã Start and work in graphical model – Allow to customize working mode of system – Enumerated in /etc/inittab # 0 – halt (Do NOT set initdefault to this) # 1 – Single user mode # 2 – Multiuser,...
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Introduction to the Cardiovascular System - part 1 doc
... OBJECTIVES THE NEED FOR A CIRCULATORY SYSTEM THE ARRANGEMENT OF THE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM THE FUNCTIONS OF THE HEART AND BLOOD VESSELS Heart Vascular System Interdependence of Circulatory and Organ Function THE ... potential to take longer to reach threshold, thereby slowing the rate (negative chronotropy). Acetylcholine binds to muscarinic receptors (M 2 ) and de- creases cAMP via the inhibitory G-protein (Gi-protein), ... parallel arrangement of INTRODUCTION TO THE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM 3 RA LA RV LV Ao PA Pulmonary Circulation Systemic Circulation FIGURE 1-1 Overview of the cardiovascular system. The right side...
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Introduction to the Cardiovascular System - part 2 pdf
... binds to b 1 -adrenoceptors, although it also can bind to ␣ 1 -adrenoceptors. Sympathetic nerve stimulation releases norepinephrine, which binds to  1 -adreno- ceptors and ␣ 1 -adrenoceptors ... depolarizes from left to right as depicted by mean electrical vector 1. This small vector is heading away from the positive electrode (to the right of a line perpendicular to the lead axis) and ... sarcolemma. This receptor is coupled to a specific guanine nucleotide-binding regulatory protein (stimu- latory G-protein; Gs-protein), that activates adenylyl cyclase, which in turn hydrolyzes ATP to cAMP....
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Introduction to the Cardiovascular System - part 3 pdf
... cardiac cycle is divided into two general categories: systole and diastole. Systole refers to events associated with ventricular contrac- tion and ejection. Diastole refers to the rest of the cardiac ... increase owing to continued venous return and possibly to bulging of AV valves back into the atrial chambers. The “c-wave” noted in the jugular pulse is thought to occur owing to increased right ... measured in vitro. The bottom of the muscle strip is fixed to an immovable rod, whereas the top of the muscle is connected to a tension transducer and a movable bar that can be used to ad- just initial...
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Introduction to the Cardiovascular System - part 5 pot
... reflex. Mechano- receptor Mechano- receptor Mechano- receptor Chemo- receptor Chemo- receptor Chemo- receptor 2 Chemo- receptor Chemo- receptor Nociceptor Nociceptor Various Proprio- ceptor Proprio- ceptor, Chemo- receptor Thermo- receptor Thermo- receptor Internal Carotids ... Reflex Mechanoreceptors sense deformation or stretch; chemoreceptors respond to chemical stimuli; nociceptors respond to pain caused by mechanical, thermal, or chemical stimuli; proprioceptors sense ... tissue to produce vasodilator substances such as bradykinin, which then binds to vas- cular receptors to cause vasodilation. Note that any existing parasympathetic nerves pri- marily serve to regulate...
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Introduction to the Cardiovascular System - part 6 docx
... the strong capacity of these organs to autoregulate and their ability to escape sympathetic vaso- constrictor influences. The autoregulatory re- sponse helps to ensure that these critical or- gans ... preferentially to  2 -adreno- ceptors on cardiac myocytes. b. Constricts blood vessels by binding to ␣ 1 -adrenoceptors. c. Inhibits its own release by binding to prejunctional  2 -adrenoceptors. d. ... which binds to postjunctional muscarinic (M 2 ) re- ceptors. ã Baroreceptors are mechanoreceptors that respond to stretch induced by an increase in pressure or volume. Arterial barorecep- tor activity...
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Introduction to the Cardiovascular System - part 7 pot
... decrease. Therefore, baroreceptor reflexes have little influence on cerebral blood flow. Sympathetic activation shifts the au- toregulatory curve to the right, similar to what occurs with chronic ... Plexus Vein AV anastomosis FIGURE 7-14 Anatomy of the cutaneous circulation. Arteries within the subcutaneous tissue give rise to either arte- rioles that travel into the dermis and give rise to capillary ... neurotransmitter for these fibers is acetylcholine, which binds to muscarinic receptors to produce vasodilation. This branch of the autonomic nervous system has little or no influence on blood flow under resting...
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Introduction to the Cardiovascular System - part 8 pot
... (mL) 0200100 Compliance LV Volume (mL) 0200100 Systolic Failure Diastolic Failure Systolic & Diastolic Failure A B C FIGURE 9-9 Effects of systolic, diastolic, and combined failures on left ventricular ... C shows that combined systolic and diastolic failure reduces end-diastolic volume and in- creases end-systolic volume so that stroke volume is greatly reduced; end-diastolic pressure may become ... peripheral and central chemore- ceptors, leading to increased sympathetic ac- tivity to the systemic vasculature. Stagnant hy- poxia in the carotid body chemoreceptors, which results from reduced...
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Introduction to the Cardiovascular System - part 9 ppsx
... timing and refractory state of the tissue are important for reentry to occur, alterations in timing (related to conduction velocity) and refractoriness (related to effec- tive refractory period) ... the blood to distant receptor sites. Stimulation of ET A re- ceptors causes calcium mobilization and smooth muscle contraction. The ET A receptor is coupled to a Gq-protein linked to phospho- 6 ... (e.g., baroreceptors) and then sends excitatory or inhibitory fibers to sympathetic and parasympathetic neurons within the medulla. 2. The correct answer is “b” because norepi- nephrine binds to ␣ 1 -adrenoceptors...
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Introduction to the Cardiovascular System - part 10 pot
... (total outflow resistance is reduced), which causes stroke volume to be larger and end-systolic volume to be smaller than nor- mal; however, end-systolic volume increases if the heart goes into ... therefore do not include cardiac and systemic compensatory mechanisms that attempt to maintain cardiac output and arter- ial pressure. These compensatory responses include systemic vasoconstriction, increased blood ... the resis- tance to flow across the valve because resis- tance is inversely related to the radius (r) of the valve orifice to fourth power (equivalent to valve orifice area [A] to the second power...
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