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1. Define hypothermia:(s a Sgnidicant temperature-the most common Caluse s Protonged exfoSure to Define hyperthermia: es refers to a groupo4 heat.relatesd coolution 2. df ge an a hign body temperatere-in oter ud Increasing the temperature of the Ringer's solution bathing the frog heart will 3.

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ercise 6: Activities 3, 4, and 5 PhysioEx Ex. 6- Activity 3 Define hypothermia:Is a sgnificant and fotentially dongerous drop m bocky temperature-The meat common caluse s Protonged exposure to Cold. 1. 2. Define hyperthermia: es refers to a group of teatrelate Coclition cherertecen 3. Incrèasing the temperature of the Ringer's solution bathing the frog heart will (decrease / increase / have no effect on) the heart rate of the frog. 4. Decreasing the temperature of the Ringer's solution bathing the frog heart will (decrease / increase / have no effect on) the heart rate of the frog. PhysioEx Ex. 6 – Activity 4 1. What effect would a parasympathetic agonist have on heart rate? 2. What effect would a parasympathetic antagonist have on heart rate? 3. What two effects would a sympathetic agonist have on heart rate? 4. What two effects would a sympathetic antagonist have on heart rate? 5. In this lab you applied several drugs to a frog heart. What drug might you administer if you need to increase cardiac output without affecting stroke volume*? 6. In this lab you applied several drugs to a frog heart. What drug might you administer if you need to decrease cardiac output without affecting stroke volume? 7. In this lab you applied several drugs to a frog heart. What drug might you administer if you need to increase cardiac output by increasing heart rate and stroke volume? * Note that increasing contractility increases stroke volume (because the heart pushes out more blood into the arteries if it contracts more forcefully.
Transcribed Image Text:ercise 6: Activities 3, 4, and 5 PhysioEx Ex. 6- Activity 3 Define hypothermia:Is a sgnificant and fotentially dongerous drop m bocky temperature-The meat common caluse s Protonged exposure to Cold. 1. 2. Define hyperthermia: es refers to a group of teatrelate Coclition cherertecen 3. Incrèasing the temperature of the Ringer's solution bathing the frog heart will (decrease / increase / have no effect on) the heart rate of the frog. 4. Decreasing the temperature of the Ringer's solution bathing the frog heart will (decrease / increase / have no effect on) the heart rate of the frog. PhysioEx Ex. 6 – Activity 4 1. What effect would a parasympathetic agonist have on heart rate? 2. What effect would a parasympathetic antagonist have on heart rate? 3. What two effects would a sympathetic agonist have on heart rate? 4. What two effects would a sympathetic antagonist have on heart rate? 5. In this lab you applied several drugs to a frog heart. What drug might you administer if you need to increase cardiac output without affecting stroke volume*? 6. In this lab you applied several drugs to a frog heart. What drug might you administer if you need to decrease cardiac output without affecting stroke volume? 7. In this lab you applied several drugs to a frog heart. What drug might you administer if you need to increase cardiac output by increasing heart rate and stroke volume? * Note that increasing contractility increases stroke volume (because the heart pushes out more blood into the arteries if it contracts more forcefully.
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