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Home » Origin And Spread Of Cardiac Impulse

Origin And Spread Of Cardiac Impulse

July 28, 2025 by Kristensmith Taylor Leave a Comment

Origin And Spread Of Cardiac Impulse

Explain origin and spread of cardiac impulse.
Answer:

  • The conducting system of the heart is responsible for the origin and spread of cardiac impulse.

Origin of impulse:

  • Cardiac impulses are generated in the pacemaker which is sino-atrial node i.e., SA Node.
  • SA node is situated in right-atrium just below the opening of superior vena cava.

“Understanding the origin and spread of cardiac impulse through FAQs: Composition, functions, and uses explained”

Spread of impulse:

  • Impulses is spread from SA node to AV nodes first through internodal pathway.
  • This includes.
    • Anterior internodal fibers of bachman.
    • Middle internodal fibers of wenkebach.
    • Posterior internodal fibers of thorel.

“Factors influencing success with cardiac impulse studies: Q&A”

  • All these fibers from SA node converge on AV node.
  • From here, the impulse are spread through conductive system of heart.
  • It comprises of
    1. AV node
    2. Bundle of his
    3. Right and left bundle branches
    4. Purkinje fibers.

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