Jugular Venous Pulse (JVP) - Waveforms & Evaluation for JVD

Understand jugular venous pulse (JVP) measurement and interpretation with illustrations by Dr. Roger Seheult of www.medcram.com/?Y... . Includes a discussion on how to remember waveforms, central lines, anatomy of the heart, ventilators and much more. This is video 1 of 2 on Jugular Venous Pulse (JVP).
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Questions? Ideas to add about JVP? Please leave a comment and subscribe See part 2 of this video at www.medcram.com

[@DrogbaPT454]

Why did you remove part 2 from youtube?

[@PediaTricks007]

Not able to find part 2 of this video where pathologies of JVP were there. Pls send link of that video

[@howtomedicate]

Informative video, with the perfect depth. I am always impressed how you make them this way. It takes a lot of effort and skill! 🔥

[@Medcram]

Thanks!

[@MrFeatherdance]

Great video, great explanation

[@drmdabdullahalimran4753]

Thanks Dr. Roger Seheult. I didn't understand anything reading texts, but now I have an idea to watch ur video. Ur voice is nice and explanation is clear. I will subscribe ur channel.

[@user-oh7fz6nr3h]

Thank you thank you thank you

[@PediaTricks007]

I can't find the 2nd video of this series where there were pathologies of JVP. kindly provide link to that video again pls

[@faisalmohammed8388]

Awesome job. I graduated 2015 because of your videos not the teachers.

[@vengatesanc1419]

Awesome sir

[@sonamvishwakarma3552]

Why cant we open second video ..plz expln

[@DrogbaPT454]

Where is the one with the different waveforms on pathology (constritive pericarditis, tamponade). Why did you remove it?

[@kyraleighcarter8055]

This is the first video of yours I've ever watched and I'm not too sure why I am watching it (since I'm 15 and nowhere near med school yet) but it's so interesting! Had to pause quite a few times to google terms while making notes but I'm definitely subscribing and hope to be able to continue learning through your videos :)

[@ahmedjamal4892]

a : atrial contraction c : cusp of valve v : villing of ra .. lol

[@iamdanyboy1]

v : can also be remembered as Venous return to atria