LEADS MI CA
I, AVL Lateral Circumflex
II,III, AVF Inferior RCA
V1-V4 Anterior LAD
V5-V6 Antero-Lateral LAD/Circumflex
MCL1* Anterior LAD
V3, V4 RV RCA
* analogous to lead V1
Valenzuela
inotropic versus ionotropic - ionotropic refers to ligand gated ion channels (see Partridge lecture); e.g., nicotinic receptor, GABA receptor.
Inotropic refers to force of contraction of cardiac myocytes. agents that increase intracellular calcium are positive inotropic agents.
Resta
M2 receptors and Autonomic Innervation of the Heart
p. 231, 233, to clarify point raised in lecture: In human hearts there is lots of sympathetic innervation of the ventricle but parasympathetic innervation is sparse. this means the major effect of parasympathetic stimulation is on automaticity but not contractility.
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