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* Control of the heart rate and force of contraction are controlled by the
autonomic nerve system,where the sympathetic nerve system through
influence of epinephrine and nonepinephrine from the adrenal medulla
increases the heart rate,while the parasympathetic nerve system through
the vagus nerve decreases the heart rate.increase the heart rate above 100
per minute is known as Tachycardia,while a decrease in heart rate below 60
per minute known as Bradycardia.
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