Shapk145 t1_j634wd7 wrote on January 27, 2023 at 11:16 AM

Reply to Today I taught my son a valuable life lesson by eating his homework. by MrDagon007

Next day CPS will be there for your help..

Shapk145 t1_iydij8q wrote on November 30, 2022 at 4:28 PM

Reply to Do people that have heart transplants have their own heartbeat, or the donors, or a new heartbeat all together? by KamikazeBrand

The heart beat is regulated by autonomic nervous system(ANS) more than the central nervous system (CNS) (Brain). So in the process of transplantation these autonomic nervous system get disrupted and it will not have that influence on heart rate. Usually in heart ANS have a more parasympathetic system, which is reducing the rate. And once it is disrupted that resting parasympathetic tone is gone and the heart beat little faster than the previous rate, not as the donor or as the recipient . For eg the resting heart rate in donor was 72 , recipient before was having 84, after successful transplantation it will be on higher side like 100.