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Chart 29-6 · 14 min

Polarized

A read of this page, with the plate.

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Chart 29-6: resting polarized, stimulus depolarized, calcium closes the gate
Chart 29-6. Rest: potassium in, sodium out. Stimulus: sodium in, depolarized. Calcium closes. Repolarized.CGI copy of her Draw · Atlas keeps the original.

Three pictures. At rest, polarized. Stimulus, sodium in, depolarized. Calcium closes the gate, potassium returns. Too much potassium outside: cramps toward a convulsion — a physician. Too little: weakness after a loss of fluid — a name, not a scoop. Too little sodium: a collapse as her sentence — a physician. Low calcium: gates stay open, twitches. Magnesium, vitamin E as names. Samples of sodium, potassium, calcium stay off the screen. A number belongs with a physician.

Her voice, from the class.

Polarized — sodium in, potassium out, depolarized then restore

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Polarized — too much / too little potassium and sodium

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Polarized — calcium guards the sodium gate at rest

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Practice

Walk rest, stimulus, back. If the room is a convulsion or a collapse, you stop.

Check

At rest the axon is:

  1. Depolarized — sodium in
  2. Polarized — potassium in, sodium out ✓
  3. A dose of salt

Stand in the charge.

Stimulus means:

  1. Calcium closes the gate
  2. Sodium gates open — sodium in — depolarized ✓
  3. Too little K⁺

Action potential.

Back to rest:

  1. Sodium stays in
  2. Calcium closes the gate — potassium returns — repolarized ✓
  3. A seizure kit

That's the work.

Too much K⁺ outside:

  1. Weakness
  2. Partial depolarize — cramps, spasms, convulsions ✓
  3. Low sodium

A convulsion belongs with a physician.

Too little K⁺:

  1. Convulsions from partial depolarize
  2. Weakness, loss of control ✓
  3. The coat

That's the work.

Too little sodium:

  1. Cramps from high K⁺
  2. A nervous-system collapse as her sentence ✓
  3. Myelin

A collapse belongs with a physician.

Calcium on the gate:

  1. Opens sodium in
  2. Insulator — guards — closes; low calcium, gates stay open, twitches ✓
  3. Is rubidium

That's the work.

Samples on this hour:

  1. Go on the tongue
  2. Stay off the screen — a number belongs with a physician ✓
  3. Are Sphingolin

The stop.

Recycled asks on Polarized:

  1. Stay as eight of ten
  2. Cut — none said polarized, depolarized, potassium, or gate ✓
  3. Are the vagus

Path’s cut.

If the room is a seizure:

  1. You prescribe potassium
  2. You stop ✓
  3. You wait for feeling

The stop.