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ОтветитьNo one explained this when I was in med school. We had to figure it out on our own, AND, trust me, we had the embarrasment of having to ask our colleagues this concept of fluid mechanics. Thank you
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ОтветитьSloppy presentation
ОтветитьPreload is talking how muxh volume is in the ventricle in diastolic. ( when atrium is contracting) EDV
Afterload is a pressure , the aortic valve needs to open at certain pressure. The blood is gonna exert a pressure require to open the aortic valve.!! SvR and PVR
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ОтветитьPreload is volume, how much is in the ventricle at the end of diastolic. So how many cc is in it. Afterload is a pressure! The aortic valve needs to open and you need a pressure for that, the heart has to squeeze it out against a pressure. Systemic vascular resistance is pushing back the aortic valve, so the heart has to squeeze against a pressure, to open the aortic valve.
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ОтветитьToday, I finally understood what these acronyms mean. Wow! Excellent presentation
ОтветитьThanks for helping me to finally understand preload and afterload!
ОтветитьOh my gosh... THANK YOU! I have read books, lecture notes, watched other videos... and could not grasp afterload! Now I get it!
Ответить120 ml with each beat
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ОтветитьThis video helpt me so much!! Thank you very much. I kept struggeling with these words. After the way you explained it, it makes sence!
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Preload and Afterload make so much more sense after watching this video!! Thank you so much!
ОтветитьThis helps alot. Even as an EMT, I had five preload and afterload centered questions on my NREMT. They were difficult and centered around visable signs and symptoms and whether increased preload, decreased preload, increased afterload, or decreased afterload were responsible for the condition in question. Was able to work my way through them. Passed NREMT in mininum 70 questions, but our book from training didn't explain this subject as well as you did. I will suggest this for people I know going through EMT classes currently. Thanks!
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