Describe the functions of cardio acceleratory center. (Note: neurotransmitter).
Describe the functions of cardioinhibitory center (Note: neurotransmitter).
- The cardio acceleratory centre and cardio inhibitory centre
are two cardiac centres present in the medulla oblongata that
regulates the cardiac functions.
- The cardio acceleratory centre increases the cardiac activity on
stimulation. It consists of sympathetic fibres that innvervate the
SA node, AV node and cardiac myocyte. When the cardio acceleratory
centre is activated it stimulates the sympathetic nerve fibres
which release nor adrenaline (neurotransmitter). Nor adrenaline
binds to specific receptors in heart and increases myocardial
contraction, heart rate and cardiac output.
- The cardio inhibitory centre consists of parasympathetic beeve
fibres that inneevate the sa node, av node and heart muscles. On
stimulation, parasympathetic fibres release acetylcholine
(neurotransmitter) that acts on heart to reduce myocardial
contraction and cardiac output.
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