Aortic stenosis and aortic regurgitation | Circulatory System and Disease | NCLEX-RN | Khan Academy

[@conradaleong7689]

Excellent explanations and extremely helpful. Just the right level of simple descriptions and medical terminology.

[@jeanjean2833]

Thank you so much. I wish you also mentioned the effects of this on the pulmonary system

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your electronic hand writing is better than my real hand writing . thanks a lot very helpful

[@sadams194]

It's because he's writing on a screen with a pen-like device

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[@OmarMohamed-lc2zj]

amazing lecture. 4:38 PMI should move laterally and away from the sternum.

[@22inominata]

amazing lecture! simple, precise and easy to understand! thanks for the lecture :)

[@neshpenid690]

Thank you for all this videos!

[@deepankurdasila8645]

You said "the PMI moves medially towards the sternum in LVH whereas in volume overload or left ventricular dilatation it moves laterally or downwards." I believe in both the conditions the displacement of PMI is laterally or downwards. Could you please explain or give the reference for this statement.

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[@nilankalakmal4523]

Great explanation.

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[@benjaminmanzanoperez4502]

Thank you, excellent lecture!

[@schioncalzanzi2019]

Awesome video - I know that aortic stenosis occurs in older patient due to naturally aging process non-congenital but what about aortic sclerosis ? I wonder could aortic sclerosis be affiliated with congenital valvular disorder . I thought all a long that the existence of a bicuspid valve was due to just the human evolution because the the tricuspid valve (semilunar valves) need to be cut three slits due to that these valve indicate a much larger blood supply needed to be transport throughout the whole body rather than the lungs .

[@sepidekhorrami7313]

Thank you so much .if we can say symptoms of AS and AR are as same ?

[@nawrassabah5291]

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[@re7oby]

Very helpful.. thank you

[@صفاصاحبحسين]

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[@araratqarachatani3806]

Thank you

[@nazellina]

Why did you say, that when left ventricle is hypertrophied PMI moves medially closer to sternum if it's the oposite - the apex moves laterally and down?

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[@anonim8932]

Excellent explainatio

[@almochstef5517]

Thank you!

[@cdschlotzhauer22]

Wouldn't PMI shift laterally with Left Ventricle Hypertrophy instead of towards the sternum?

[@schioncalzanzi2019]

Age-related calcification is the same as idiopathic degeneration ?

[@Anthony_Cybertruck]

Khan is my cousin! Thank you

[@MahmudulHasan-rk6ze]

Nice,what about aortic sclerosis?

[@erenyeager3204]

Super

[@Kemarie97]

why do you hear systolic ejection murmur if there is aortic valve dysfunction? If the aortic valve closure is heard on S2, I would've thought the murmur would be heard after... meaning diastolic murmur.

[@shivaniphalle5676]

when does it happens on systole or diastolic?

[@ItsAhex]

I had both of these

[@HafizahHoshni]

thank youuuu Sir 😀

[@eloisaalbertose6829]

Good day sir, i had my 2d echo 1 year ago and the result was mild aortic regurgitation.. Is this an emergency issue, do i need an operation? Thank u so much if u can explain it to me..

[@crumpfyllc5571]

how are you now?

[@rimii924]

Khan sir can you Linked me the first video that shows how aortic sténosis. I hope you can reply

[@garylibby4227]

The echo test is a estimate this isn't exact

[@koushikbiswas623]

Excellent..Explntn thanks much

[@mohamedmashkor3378]

detailed echo and doppler echo in A. R. !!??

[@drarifayousafkhan2448]

i want cds of these lecture...???

[@darkein]

+Khurram Khan Why not use a video downloader? Also the Khan app allows for downloading as well to your phone.

[@drarifayousafkhan2448]

+darkein ...can u send me link

[@drarifayousafkhan2448]

i m not good in mobiles n internet

[@darkein]

Ok, the easiest way I see is to go to the video you want to save at the Khan Academy site. Below each video it says "Options, Share, Info". Click on the Info button. If it is downloadable, then you will see "Download this video". Either right click and save as or click it. Depending on what browser you use, it should start downloading if you click it.

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Aone lecture

[@stavek2114]

Is it my headphones or does his voice sound robotic?! Great video though! Thank you! :)

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Um is t it pronounced “angIna”? As it vagina ? Bit weird …. Saying angina as what he’s saying it as”

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[@aswinikathirvel1049]

time saver....!! thAnk u so much sir...!!

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Thank you

[@almochstef5517]

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[@aswinikathirvel1049]

time saver....!! thAnk u so much sir...!!