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This document provides an introduction to basic electrophysiology. It discusses how electrical activity is the basis of physiological processes in living organisms and depends on ion movement across cell membranes via ion channels. The most important ions for excitation are sodium, potassium, calcium, and chloride. Excitable tissues can initiate and propagate action potentials to accomplish their functions. Key terminology is defined, including resting membrane potential, depolarization, repolarization, and hyperpolarization. The document also covers topics like the refractory period and conduction of action potentials.

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This document provides an introduction to basic electrophysiology. It discusses how electrical activity is the basis of physiological processes in living organisms and depends on ion movement across cell membranes via ion channels. The most important ions for excitation are sodium, potassium, calcium, and chloride. Excitable tissues can initiate and propagate action potentials to accomplish their functions. Key terminology is defined, including resting membrane potential, depolarization, repolarization, and hyperpolarization. The document also covers topics like the refractory period and conduction of action potentials.

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This document provides an introduction to basic electrophysiology. It discusses how electrical activity is the basis of physiological processes in living organisms and depends on ion movement across cell membranes via ion channels. The most important ions for excitation are sodium, potassium, calcium, and chloride. Excitable tissues can initiate and propagate action potentials to accomplish their functions. Key terminology is defined, including resting membrane potential, depolarization, repolarization, and hyperpolarization. The document also covers topics like the refractory period and conduction of action potentials.

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BASIC ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY

IRAWAN YUSUF
Department of Physiology, Faculty of Medicine
Hasanuddin University

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INTRODUCTION
 Electrical activity is the basis of physiological
processes in living organisms
 Electrical activity depend on the ionic movement
across the cell membrane through ion channel
 The most important ions excitation are Na, K, Ca
and Cl
 Excitable tissues are able to initiate and propagate
action potentials to accomplish their functions. In
order to understand action potentials, it is
necessary to understand electrical differences
across cell membranes and their causes.

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TERMINOLOGY
 Resting membrane potential (RMP)
 Membrane voltage usually around –70 mV
 Depolarize
 Membrane voltage moves toward 0 mV
 Repolarize
 Membrane voltage returns to –70 mV
 Hyperpolarize
 Membrane voltage moves even further away
from 0 mV
 Goes past –70 mV
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Refractory Period
Refractory Period
Conduction of Potential Action
Conduction of Potential Action
Conduction of Potential Action
Conduction of Potential Action
Conduction of Potential Action
Conduction of Potential Action
Goal and Objective

 State the desired goal


 State the desired objective
 Use multiple points if necessary

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Today’s Situation

 Summary of the current situation


 Use brief bullets, discuss details verbally

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How Did We Get Here?

 Any relevant historical information


 Original assumptions that are no longer
valid

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Available Options

 State the alternative strategies


 List advantages & disadvantages of each
 State cost of each option

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Recommendation

 Recommend one or more of the


strategies
 Summarize the results if things go as
proposed
 What to do next
 Identify action items

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