Diagnosis and Treatment | Heart Failure (Part 4)

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Thank you guys so much for watching! Please leave us a like if you enjoyed the video. We truly do appreciate it! Also we love hearing your comments so feel free to tell us what you think of the video. We hope that after this lesson, you will have a good understanding of the different ways and tests we can use to diagnose someone with heart failure, as well as the ways in which we would treat these patients, from early to late stages. Don't forget to check out these other great lessons that we have available! Hemodynamics: kzbin.info/aero/PL2oVjKTYocdMBZlcIcWlESbOFFaGugQS2 Shock: kzbin.info/aero/PL2oVjKTYocdPP0K8Fi49GfUgprICS-xMf Blood Tubes - Order of Draw: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3LQqJd6mceei6s Arterial Blood Gases: kzbin.info/aero/PL2oVjKTYocdMz1qF-3iS6iUZ-R_fKbeJw ECG/EKG Interpretation: kzbin.info/aero/PL2oVjKTYocdPMaNwn4xbg6xAIaAnyraMj Glasgow Coma Scale: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sIrae4mGfs-KbKs Don't forget to check us out and give us a like on Facebook as well! facebook.com/ICUAdvantage

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These explanations of heart failure are definitely what I'm looking for. Thank you and great job.

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thank you best video on youtube - in detail explanation of heart failure -👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼 i did not understand my diagnosis but its much clearer now definitely not comforting news because of what you explained wrt my heart failure and 1 month in icu compulsory bed rest obviously makes more sense now 💔🤢

[@kassandraking6623]

Wowwwww!!!! Great video, I Have been Very Recently, Earlier this year, 2021, With Heart Failure Myself!!!!! I'm Doing Better with a Different, 3rd Diuretic Called Furosemide, I was On Right B4 Spiralactone, But Still Experienced shortness of breath Just Doing Basic Activities Which Started In 2018!!!! I Was Diagnosed with Asthma later that year as Well!!!!! Hopefully I Will be Having surgery to Repair/Replace the 3 Valves that Aren't working Properly!!!! Keep Up the Great work 👍🏾

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Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!! I cannot say it enough. You are concise and engaging. Working my way through everything

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Thanks for all the videos! Very helpful and easy to follow!

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Awesome to hear this Kathleen! Glad that you liked the video. 😊

[@faronbradley9470]

Enjoyed the series. As a suggestion, maybe mention the commonly used drug names along with their classification. Thank you for simplifying HF.

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Thank you and glad you liked the series. Thank you for that suggestion and I'll certainly keep that in mind for future videos!

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like your videos very simple to understand as I'm preparing for my FPC exam.

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Awesome! So glad that they are helpful for you! Thank you for the feedback.

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Thank you for the videos, they are really helpful! Could you share the reference books or articles from where you got the information shared on these videos?

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Another great video

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great videos and excellent explanation. thank you

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[@Emily-mats]

What an amazing video! I’m curious, would it be normal to see elevated troponins in HF or fluid overload due to the chronic strain?

[@watjes]

This wrap up my understanding after reading Harrison's! Thank you! 💖

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[@glendacimino1]

I was recently diagnosed with heart failure and prescribed a statin, atorvastatin teva. I see you don't mention this drug?

[@trizzienguyen6737]

Great video! So even after heart transplant , HF cannot be cured but only can improve quality life of the patient.

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After heart transplant would be a different story as you'd have a new heart. You just can't cure HF in the current heart.

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Thank you. Excellent presentation.

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[@jamessang5027]

Good videos on heart failure . Is there anything I can do nutritionally for my heart ?

[@laylaveary5294]

Look up the book "How Not to Die" it talks vastly about nutrition, specifically related to heart diseases and heart failure. Very informative!

[@samsonsupaka8716]

I was diagnosed with hf 9 years ago. Started smoking 3 years after diagnosis but gave up smoke November 7, 2023.Gave up medication (enalapril)in 2019 until 2022 and started again with furosemide and spanK. Ive lived over 9 years now with ankle edema,ascites, SOB but I think I might have been diagnosed incorrectly. I kind of am trying to give up all medication 3 days before this post. Furosemide and Spanks kind of gave me shocking pain to my left chest. On the first dose, peed 12 times and realized my two legs become so skinny and company with shocking chest pain i gave up. ANY ADVICE ON THIS?

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You really do a great job!

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[@susanbuckland546]

Hi i’ve watched your video and I liked what I have been watching but does heart Failure also cover if you’re already having tachycardia and bradycardia with afibrillation got a pacemaker in does that also come under heart failure to

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sir iska kya treatment hai ....106ms since bradycadia with 1st degree av block .. 528/509 ms incomplete right bundle branch block 264 left ventricular hypertrophy with repolanzation abnormality ... 206 ms prolonged Qt 108/1071ms abnormal ecg 90/49/137 degrees .. gross biatrial enlargement no regional wall motion abnormality seen lvef 50% grade 3 diastolic dysfunction raised lvedp mild rv systolic dysfunction rv tdi 8m/s ias/ivs inactivity no intracadic clot/vegetation pe seen heart rate 56 bpm sir iska kya treatment hai

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[@merlvinc]

Can you do a video on left and right bundle branch blocks! My cardiologist isn't telling me much --Bonnie Robinson

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I do talk about them a little bit in my ECG/EKG Interpretation series, but I will add to the todo list for the future. Thanks for the suggestion.

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Wonderful

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Awesome

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[@lisamorada2263]

I have heart failure.after.aorta dissection.2018. Plus endometrial cancer. I wonder if I've been misdiagnosed because.Im taking.Eliquis.that.the side effects is bleeding. Yes I was bleeding on and off. Need help. Thanks.

[@complainer101]

Hi! Just wanted to clarify. 15:23 you mention beta blockers causing vasoconstriction and how this lowers SVR. Wouldn't SVR actually be increased since the vessels are clamping down? And wouldn't that be counter-productive to the reason we're giving the beta blocker in the first place?

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Hey Cynthia. Sorry for the confusion and listening to that part I certainly could have stated things a bit better. So while I started off mentioning about beta blockers, I then talked about what the activation of the beta receptors (15:16) by the sympathetic nervous system would lead to, including increased HR, contractility and vasoconstriction (which yes would be increased SVR). I then go on to talking about how by blocking the activation of these receptors (15:28) that we would see decreased HR, decreased workload of the heart, and vasodilation (decreased resistance to beat against). Hopefully that makes sense and again sorry I wasn't a bit more clear with that.

[@complainer101]

Makes a ton of sense! On second listen I must have just misheard that bit. Thanks for all you do and happy holidays :)

[@teresachase354]

Thxs i got it CHF but i got RA, copd, mitral valve prolapse with gurgitation along with sle lupus so i got alot going against me. So i guess God has other plans

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How are you hanging in there?

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Allah vorosha.

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WY go long see heart failure doc

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Dianose

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Heart transplant. Yeahhhhh right. A few years wait. Life begins after death!!😎

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