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What ions are important to proper cardiac function, and where are they concentrated?

Describe ion movement during each phase of the cardiac action potential?
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Thnx for posting the videos as well. Can you answer #2 or provide links that I can look into. and thumbs up Slight Smile
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HI again, I thought that was described in the first image. For example, at 0, Na ions flow in, etc.
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ok i guess I'll answer the question like that because i thought I have to go more in detail for the steps. Ok thnx once again Slight Smile
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ok i guess I'll answer the question like that because i thought I have to go more in detail for the steps. Ok thnx once again Slight Smile

I think there are names for each stage, so probably you may want to mention that in your answer.
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