Ah I see, Yeah i have a 6 forma hek with a 150% primed point blank and it wrecks shit, it's so much damage I decided to swap out 2 damage mods for 2 extra rounds and a little reload speed, still does the job very well.
Then the impulse collects, or pauses, in the atrioventricular (A-V) node, located within muscle near the center of the heart, and travels down the ventricles. The A-V node is the only normal electrical connection between the atria and the ventricles. At 3 to 4 millimeters, the sinus and A-V nodes are tiny, the size of a few grains of sugar. Heart block occurs when there is a delay in the conduction of the electrical impulse through the heart. In most cases, heart block is caused by a problem with the A-V node. Complete heart block: The most common type of heart block in children is complete heart block, also called third-degree heart block. In complete heart block, the electrical impulse never gets past the A-V node. The only reason a person can survive is that another, weaker natural pacemaker takes over in the ventricles.
(Read more: Difference Between Left and Right Ventricle) What is the difference between Atria and Ventricles? â¢ Atria are situated at the top of the heart, whereas ventricles are at the bottom. â¢ Atria are quite smaller than ventricles. â¢ Atria receive blood from body parts and lungs and pass the blood to ventricles. Ventricles then pumps the blood received from atria to the body parts including lungs. â¢ Ventricles are lined up with thick walls than atria. â¢ Atria and ventricles are separated by tricuspid and bicuspid valves in the heart. â¢ Unlike in the atrial walls, Purkinje fibers (bundle of His) are found in the ventricle walls. â¢ Superior and inferior vena cava and pulmonary vein open into atria, while aorta and pulmonary artery open into ventricles. You may also be interested in reading: 1.