Cardiac Output | Preload and Afterload EXPLAINED!

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I never remember a thing during lectures. I just try to absorb the key points and then go over everything at home.

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Just try lots of sources. Some people converse better with each other so a lot of science and medical literature is suited to those on the same wave length but there are authors and presenters who can simplify content or word it a little differently to keep other people interested and engaged or just make it all click a little better. Every time I'm exposed to content I seem to get a better appreciation. Worryingly I do get decent marks when I don't feel confident in my understanding.

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@@buffalobill2874 Good points. I like to reduce things to their basic concepts first and then repeat it over and over before I go onto the final details. I'm in cardiac science and KNOW most teachers overexplain almost everything. A lot of it is really not that difficult.

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Best video ever about Cardiac output. Now I understand better. Thank you 🙏

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absolutely amazing delivery, articulate and broken down to easily understand. this is helping me tremendously with my A&P 2 class. thanks to you I will NOT fail

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After watching multiple videos, I can finally say I understand what preload and afterload are. You explain the concept from the very basic things and connect the dots together. Now they all make senses to me. 😊

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The way you explained is really helpful! Cut it short and simple to understand. Convert the terminology to something easier to understand👍Thanks so much and look forward to your future medically-related videos!

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i am so amazed how simple u explained cardiac output, preload and afterload!! thank u for making it so easy and simple for us who struggle learning it… u summarized it clearly in just 15minutes versus my 5hr A&P class… thank u

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Dr Mike. Afterload is the pressure that the ventricle overcame with the Systemic Vascular resistance at the other side of the Aortic valve. Narrowing of the arteries increased the SVR. Thank you very much for all your teaching.

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omg you explained prelaod so well! i was so confused cuz my prof kept giving different definitions but now i understand!

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Finally i landed on a best video u explained the inverse relationship b/w afterload nd cardiac output commendably 🙏🏻 Thank u sir

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[@AJ4K.0]

I think so many medical students, like myself, struggle with comprehending Afterload simply because of its name. Its name has very little correlation to its definition and can be misleading given the concept of preload fits its name in a general sense. Thank you for this video! Made it a lot clearer.

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