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Cardiac Abnormalities
Departemen Fisiologi
Fakultas Kedokteran
Universitas Sumatera Utara
Arrhythmias
At rest, the heart is normally activated at a rate of 60–100 beats/min.
Abnormal rhythms of the heart (arrhythmias) can be classified as either too slow (bradycardias) or too fast (tachycardias).
Bradycardia Bradycardia can arise from two basic
mechanisms;(1) reduced automaticity of the sinus
node can result in slow heart rates or pauses.
Reduced sinus node automaticity can occur during: increased vagal tone (sleep,
carotid sinus massage, "common faint"),
with increasing age and secondary to drugs (beta-blockers, calcium channel blockers).
(2) slow heart rates can occur if the cardiac impulse is prevented from activating the ventricles normally, because of blocked conduction.
AV node and His bundle form the only electrically active connection between atria and ventricles.
vulnerable sites for blocked conduction between the atria and ventricles
Bila gangguan hantaran pada satu cabang berkas His menimbulkan blok cabang berkas kanan atau kiri
Impuls akan menjalar menuruni berkas pada sisi yang utuh lalu menjalar balik melalui otot untuk mengaktifkan ventrikel pada sisi yang mengalami blok
First degree atrioventricular block; when there is an abnormally long atrioventricular conduction time (PR interval > 0.22 s) but activation of the atria and ventricles still demonstrates 1:1 association.
Penyebab: blok nodus AV; 45 x/menit (infark miokard
septum) blok infranodus; 35 x/menit bahkan sampai
15 x/menit (kerusakan bundle of His akibat pembedahan)
Terdapat periode asistol selama semenit atau lebih
Sindrom Stokes-Adams; iskemi serebrum yg timbul menyebabkan pusing dan pingsan.
Second-degree atrioventricular block, some but not all atrial impulses are conducted to the ventricles.
Third-degree block, there is no association between atrial and ventricular activity.
Implantasi pacemakerIndikasi : Sick sinus syndrome (blok jantung
derajat tiga) Disfungsi nodus sinus, blok AV, Pasien sinkop neurogenik parah;
adanya periode jeda > 3 detik antar denyut jantung akibat stimulasi sinus karotikus
Tachycardia
Tachycardias can arise from three basic cellular mechanisms;
(1)increased automaticity from more rapid phase 4 depolarization
(2) spontaneous depolarizations during phase 3 (early afterdepolarizations; EAD) or phase 4 (late afterdepolarizations; DAD) can repetitively reach threshold and cause tachycardia.
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This appears to be the mechanism of the polymorphic ventricular tachycardia (torsades de pointes) observed in some patients taking procainamide or quinidine and the arrhythmias associated with digoxin toxicity.
These depolarizations are called triggered activity because they are dependent on the existence of a preceding action potential
Third, the most common mechanism for tachyarrhythmia is reentry.
In reentry, two parallel pathways with different conduction properties exist (perhaps at the border zone of a myocardial infarction or a region of myocardial ischemia).
The electrical impulse normally travels down the fast pathway and the slow pathway (shaded region), but at the point where the two pathways converge the impulse traveling down the slow pathway is blocked since the tissue is refractory from the recent depolarization via the fast pathway (a).
However, when a premature beat reaches the circuit, block can occur in the fast pathway, and the impulse will travel down the slow pathway (shaded region) (b).
After traveling through the slow pathway the impulse can then enter the fast pathway in retrograde fashion (which because of the delay has recovered excitability), and then reenter the slow pathway to start a continuous loop of activation, or reentrant circuit (c).
Fokus Eksitasi Ektopik
Serabut His-Purkinje atau serabut miokardium (fokus ektopik) melepaskan impuls secara spontan, menimbulkan adanya denyut muncul sebelum denyut normal (ekstrasistol) dan bila berulang kali dengan frekuensi lebih tinggi dari nodus SA menimbulkan takikardi cepat dan teratur (takikardia paroksismal)
Let it beat!