ANSWER.
Four structures that make the conduction system of heart.
* SA node (Sinoatrial node).
SA node act a pacemaker of heart and initiate electrical impulses
to the AV node.
* AV node (Atrioventricular node).
Impulses reaches the AV node from the SAnode through internodal pathways
transfer to the bundle of his present in the ventricles of heart.
* Bundle of his.
Impulses reaches the bundle of his spread to the purkinji fibers present in the
endocardium.
* Purkinje fibers.
Purkinji fibers present in the endocardium receive impulses from the bundle of his
conduct to the epicardium.
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