Posts Tagged ‘cardiovascular’
Management of Shock
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Read MoreShock
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Read MoreHemodynamics: Blood Pressure
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Read MoreHemodynamics: Blood Flow
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Read MoreCongenital Heart Defects: Foundations and Frameworks
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Read MoreContractility, Preload, and Afterload
Today’s Audio Brick is based on the upcoming Brick 2.0: Contractility, Preload, and Afterload. If you’re looking for supplemental information from Bricks 1.0, read up on our Cardiac Muscle Contractility Brick. As a listener of the podcast, you can take 50% off a subscription with code RXPOD. If you enjoyed this episode, we’d love for…
Read MoreTricuspid Regurgitation
Today’s Audio Brick is based on the upcoming Brick 2.0: Tricuspid Regurgitation. If you’re looking for supplemental information from Bricks 1.0, read up on our Valvular Heart Disease: Foundations and Frameworks Brick. As a listener of the podcast, you can take 50% off a subscription with code RXPOD. If you enjoyed this episode, we’d love…
Read MoreAutonomic Regulation of the Cardiovascular System
When you know the meaning of the word autonomic, the role of the autonomic nervous system (ANS) becomes clearer. Autonomic denotes involuntary or subconscious activity. In physiology, it refers to the many bodily functions that are subconsciously controlled, such as breathing, digestion, and—most relevant to our discussion here—heartbeats. The ANS is the neural network that controls…
Read MoreNormal Heart Sounds
Cardiac auscultation is a clinical skill that involves listening to heart sounds using a stethoscope. It is a low-tech way of detecting disease directly without expensive scanners, blood work, or pathology reports—and another reminder that the art of medicine is not a lost art despite today’s technology. Moreover, heart disease is so common that we…
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