Vhich of the following is caused by acetylcholine? O Depolarisation of the atrioventricular node O Decroased permeability of the sinoatrial node to potassium ions O Increased heart rate O Increased permeability of the cardiac muscle to calcium ions Increased baroreceptor firing

Vhich of the following is caused by acetylcholine? O Depolarisation of the atrioventricular node O Decroased permeability of the sinoatrial node to potassium ions O Increased heart rate O Increased permeability of the cardiac muscle to calcium ions Increased baroreceptor firing

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Which of the following is caused by acetylcholine?
Depolarisation of the atrioventricular node
Decreased permeability of the sinoatrial node to potassium ions
Increased heart rate
Increased permeability of the cardiac muscle to calcium ions
Increased baroreceptor firing

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