Mixed and Central Venous O2

[@sandx98]

thank you its a confusing yet important topic but you really made it easy to understand . pls keep up the good work and bring more helpful videos like this in the future.

[@Bunicutaintelectuala]

Thank you. This is the clearest explanation which I've seen so far.

[@karinaf7488]

Thank you! This is super clear and helpful!

[@xyzabc9017]

In short, what causes decrease svo2? 1) dec CO 2)hyerthermia 3)anemia 4)lung pathology What causes inc in svo2? 1) hypothermia 2) shunt physiology 3) high CO states 4) sepsis

[@yomisteve1]

Best explanation thus far

[@sman222222]

Brilliant explanation❤

[@atifbhore7740]

Great explanation! Just one question though- Anemia causes a high cardiac output failure in the long term. So is it okay to expect a gradual increase in SvO2 in the course of untreated anemia?

[@roncall6065]

Brilliant thank you Sir!!!

[@jessie7607]

Thank you! This is great

[@justinragusa3334]

Explained way better than my board prep program 🫡

[@MuhammadHammad-wd2gh]

Why have you stopped making videos dear....I basically learned most of cool critical care things from your videos during COVID

[@Dr.RAO7]

Thank you