Understanding Jugular Venous Pressure (JVP)

[@rumit9946]

After ignoring JVP during medical school, essentially faking my understanding of it for last 10 years since graduating, today I finally understood this concept. Thank you Tom!

[@emileehavenor1903]

Let's just hope you haven't operated on patients in the past 10 years. Jesus christ.

[@rumit9946]

@@emileehavenor1903 relax Karen, it has nothing to do with surgery

[@emileehavenor1903]

@rumit99 still a really bad look lmfao.

[@rumit9946]

@@emileehavenor1903 well so much for being honest 😜

[@Nexipop03]

@@emileehavenor1903 pretty sure it isn't, there's much worse things to be unaware of

[@AbuAl7sn1]

A : Atrial contraction X : relaX C : Closure V : Volume Y : the blood goes awaY

[@ZeroToFinals]

Nice!

[@bharathiraja3233]

Committed to memory...

[@danielsevell5732]

Y- Yeet, even better haha

[@crkrreddy4089]

Very easy to remember..

[@mostafakamar76]

@@danielsevell5732 lmao

[@zannatul23]

A wave - Atrial Contraction - Atrial pressure rises X descent - RelaXation of RA, ventricles shrink and allows the atrium to fill in! C - Closure of Tricuspid valve - at the start of systolic contraction V - Villing(filling) of Ra as atria relax - slight rise in JVP Y - Triscuspid opens - EmptYing RA

[@546pastelpink5]

Thank you 🥹❤️

[@dr.mahendrakumargupta5627]

Nice summary

[@creativityreimagined]

Nicee

[@phennhitler3928]

After 2 years this is the first time ive actually understood this topic. Thanks so much.

[@ZeroToFinals]

Thats amazing!

[@AbuAl7sn1]

thats why the channal name's zero to finals 😁

[@udaygowda1207]

Its actually true but for me I understood at the ending of 1st year thank god I understood before practicals😂😂😂😂

[@extremist9843]

Me too..

[@drvelanginibabbaddi0795]

@@ZeroToFinals thank you sir .

[@Santy_4799]

Now this is how the topic should be taught.... absolutely stunning

[@ZeroToFinals]

Thanks!

[@mayenn2006]

I can't believe I have actually understood this topic, I'm so excited. You're doing a wonderful job, I really appreciate you doing these breakdowns for us... And for free!

[@ZeroToFinals]

Thanks for the encouragement!

[@jimmyyyyyyyyyy]

JVP rises in 1 CCF 2 CCP 3 Cardiac Cor pulmonale 4 Tricuspid Incontinence & Tricuspid Stenosis 5 Restrictive Cardiomyopathy 6 Circulatory Overload JVP is reduced in 1 Dehydration 2 Use of Diuretics

[@mr.mondal7139]

The most helpful video on jvp on KZbin!! Thanks sir, for sharing knowledge..!!

[@ZeroToFinals]

Glad to help!

[@persistentconsistency]

This is the first time I've had this process and diagram properly explained. Thank you so much!

[@nile3768]

You're actually motivating when school is quite depressing. Keep on going

[@nileshjha5829]

hello sir your channel and website both are osm and i came across with this channel today. thnx for your videos

[@drpulakranjandas]

11 hours reading comes down only 11 minutes video ... This is awesome 👍👍👍 I liked it for my quick revision. Excellent job... I suggest every medical students go to this video for quick understanding of JVP.

[@markkarthik]

I wish you were my teacher! No one taught this topic with this much patience, had it been the case, I would have remembered it. Greatly appreciate the effort! Definitely earned yourself, a subscriber and a fan!

[@ZeroToFinals]

Thank you! Glad to help

[@122sana9]

seriously very simplied, brief explanation .I recommend every one to watch it for retaining the knowledge about jvp which is somewt typical to understand and remember thank u sir

[@loreingeorge3856]

This is the first time for me to understand JVP clearly Really really thank you♥️♥️

[@osheaallen4429]

School has me feeling down - this video cheered me up because I understand the concept plus your voice is calming 🙄

[@ZeroToFinals]

glad to hear that. keep up the hard work!

[@moretrash4you]

I was born early and they severed my jugular vein now it’s nonexistent. Can someone tell me the consequences of this?

[@nicepants5115]

This was an amazing, clear, concise intro that still went into the amount of detail I needed for an introduction - thank you!

[@VIPK37]

if only our quality of teaching was this good at uni

[@chocochoco4773]

++++ 😔😔

[@tousifazam6925]

Best explanation I've came across so far .

[@matthewseinfeld5135]

I'm so glad I found you. You're awesome! Thanks a lot!

[@ZeroToFinals]

Thats good to hear, thanks!

[@medicoschannel9832]

I love the way u titled UNDERSTANDING for all your lectures 👍

[@liasosa4100]

Thanks so much for making this concept easy to understand, you have taken the time to clearly express each sequence of the waveform, in a way that makes sense and easy to visualize. Thank you!

[@chanis6307]

Med student here- this is fantastic! Thank you!

[@nocodeish]

Thank you! I appreciate your time and effort! The narration was slow steady and moderate fluctuations with voice. Picturing was nice which goes along with the components of narration. Overall I liked it. Thank you sir!

[@ZeroToFinals]

awesome! thanks!

[@saquibhussain9232]

Awesome sir.. your concept is Crystal clear and way of teaching is absolutely marvellous!! Great job!!🙂

[@ZeroToFinals]

thanks

[@1.25-dihydroxycholecalciferol]

This helps me out a lot, I was getting the idea from these two textbooks 1. Textbook of Physical Diagnosis 8th Ed. (by Mark H. Swartz) 2. Evidence-Based Physical Diagnosis 5th Ed. (by Steven McGee) But with your video, I think I can understand it even better, it really helps to see a simplified figure such as yours in the video, I thank you a lot for your work.

[@pinapplekitty]

omigosh, this is so clear. i can't believe I went through med school without understanding it when it was so simple

[@muhammadrahabkhan8567]

this video made JVP look like a ballpark. magnifiicently easy and digestible.

[@deepmalakumari8500]

I really understood this for the first time that too in the most basic way possible....thanxx alot sir🙏

[@nurhadirahathilah996]

Having my long case in 2 days. This helps me to recall my knowledge!

[@zaintarrar4940]

Thank you sir! You said at end that it is difficult to understand but believe me you made it so easy. Stay blessed!

[@m.harismazhar2988]

Best video on JVP ever

[@yoyoosol]

You are my savior of my cardiology study. Thanks a lot

[@ZeroToFinals]

Glad to help!

[@Zoro-mj6os]

After 4 years I finally understood sir thank you so much sir

[@meraklis5882]

Omg thank u so much this is the best medical vid i have ever seen.

[@divyanshichoudhary7362]

Thank u soo so much. You have no idea what this video means to me. God bless. Please do more

[@ZeroToFinals]

Glad it helped!

[@haqzahoorul]

The best video on jvp 👌👌👌

[@cannedhusky]

My favourite part of the presentation is when he says, 'dont' worry'!

[@sheetalchoudhary2641]

So well explained..thanku so much..I have never understood this topic before and was never even interested in understanding it..but the way u explained made it really really interesting and very easy to understand ☺️👍

[@lionsinescanor373]

The drawing really helped me visualize what happens per phase. TYSM!

[@drhammadarif]

Best video explanation seen with visual aid😍

[@ZeroToFinals]

Thanks!

[@brucenome989]

You made it so ez and understandable .....thank you Doc.

[@dennerdovandojr.8878]

Wow. Amazing video. Simple yet elegant. Thank you very much.

[@ZeroToFinals]

Glad you like it

[@yawaddaeampomah7983]

Thanks for this video. I understand JVP better now

[@anavitoriamachado]

This video is perfection! Thank you so much, you’ve turned it all way easier

[@ZeroToFinals]

Thanks Ana!

[@kaoutherothmani330]

Qq

[@drshyamvachhani6234]

thank you so much, you speed is perfect. I liked it the most

[@ZeroToFinals]

Thanks Doctor!

[@shabanahoneyangel2211]

Very good explanations with written parts

[@adrian-yvesarayariobo788]

Brilliant!, cheers from UNLP Argentina.

[@setupatel5426]

Finally understand the topic.Thanks a lot❤️

[@zohaibahmad3777]

Excellent demonstration

[@drsd4169]

Very lucid and effortless explaination. 👍

[@ZeroToFinals]

Thanks!

[@MA-dd9dd]

BEST JVP VIDEO ON THE INTERNET!!

[@lyricsinnature1879]

Loved the explanation.. so much simplified 👍🏻🤓 first time understood the topic properly 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@houstonian2000]

Excellent video and explanation!

[@shabanaabdurahiman8008]

Very easy to understand ! Thanks !

[@maryc5905]

This video is SO helpful! Thank you for taking the time to make a really confusing concept actually understandable!!

[@sci-d5422]

I finally got it after a year. Thank you.

[@drriteshsharma6448]

Excellent presentation sir... your own concepts are clear, hence you teach in a much simpler way....

[@ZeroToFinals]

Thanks.

[@sumukharajesh8424]

The Best Explanation of JVP.. Thank you so much..

[@alejandrolopez1868]

Wonderful explanation

[@Easyway2024E]

Thank you! You have very good teaching skills

[@07rakib9]

Thanks a lot. This is really helpful video to understand.

[@naveenkumar9215]

Im so glad i found your channel! One of the BEST to learn!

[@user-do5hg6vr7e]

Nice & simple explantion sir.Thank you very much.

[@mallikarjunakeligeri6866]

Your videos are very useful Thanks

[@nursep18]

Best explanation ever!

[@abdulsalamlenid8653]

Great presentation, now only I really got what is JVP💪🏿💪🏿

[@michaelmwinza7551]

Thank you so much. You've done a great job👏

[@ZeroToFinals]

Thanks!

[@drmaheklife9548]

Very well explained thank you

[@JyotsnaTY]

Thank you very very very very much Sir.. you are absolutely great! I haven't come across a better and palatable explanation about JVP before ! ❤❤

[@inneralpha]

Excellent video thank you!

[@dipakpatade5984]

A : Atrial contraction X : relaX C : cusp Closure /carotid/contraction(ventricular ) V : Volume /Venous Y : the blood goes awaY ASK ME JVP A: atrial contraction-a S: systole-C K: Kontraction of RV/RV systole and relaxation of atria - x descent M: maximum Venous filling of atria-V E: emptYing of atria - y descent PaY TaX: Cons pericarditis- Y descent involved Tamponade- X descent involved

[@rzmsaf9241]

cant say thank you enough ❤❤

[@Webermt1]

I think I finally might remember the pressure tracing thanks to your illustrations! Thanks

[@ZeroToFinals]

Hope it helps. This is the sort of thing that quickly slips from memory unless you regularly practice

[@Deelitee]

Do you happen to have a video on TMJ?? I’ve been looking for it and can’t locate one so thought I’d ask! Thank you for sharing your work with the world!!! It’s beautiful & beyond helpful. 🙏🏻❤️

[@pratikshabhansali8171]

Your videos are really awesome...Thanks a lot

[@lathikarachindra3999]

your explanation is so interesting and easy to understand..Please explain other physiological lessons too

[@DocCardenas]

Very useful! Thank you! greetings from Tabasco, Mexico

[@creativityreimagined]

Never knew JVP could be taught THIS easily 😂❤ Thank u so muchh

[@afghanbatmanspidermanalija7593]

thank you man for making it easy for us

[@davidmbeckmann]

X prime caused by descent of the base during right ventricular systole. Clinically what the eye perceives is a normal systolic collapse onto the second heart tone or synchronous with the palpated radial pulse.

[@Srkk907]

Beautiful explanation..thanks❤️

[@dr.kiruthikamadhiseelan14]

Best explanation ever seen👍❤️

[@thilinaalagiyawanna3680]

Thank You very much. Nice explanation.

[@harishan893]

Excellent video Zero to Finals. At 3:03 in your video, you referred to hepatojugular reflux as reflex by mistake. "Reflux" would better describe what happens with that manouvre. It might be worth noting it in the comments. Keep up the excellent content and thank you for uploading this video.

[@wholeNwon]

Yes. The problem with compressing the liver is that doing so is uncomfortable and may cause the pt. to contract the abd. musculature complicating the analysis of additional info. to be derived. Compression over the mid-abd. expresses blood from the splanchnic bed. This can be observed in the ext. jug. Despite continued compression, the splanchnic bed then normally dilates and the JVP fall. Increased sympathetic tone associated with heart failure prevents the normal reflex dilation.

[@shivani1244]

Oh my god u made it so easy , feeling blessed

[@ahmedniyaz5507]

Thank for this video it was really helpful.

[@xiaotii3510]

really nice presentation, Thanks

[@hooyomcnewankujclhay1019]

Absloudly you are fantastic teacher . Thanks my sir👏👏👏👏👏

[@ZeroToFinals]

So glad you like it!

[@nikikapousouzi9924]

Amazing work! Thank you for helping me understand!!!

[@gretamolinaro2567]

Fantastic video, very clear

[@ZeroToFinals]

Thanks!

[@user-jm6du8xs4g]

Really amazing well done🇱🇾💙

[@saminathapaliya1111]

Awesome illustration, thanks!

[@jethalalgada4908]

Wonderfully explained 😍

[@Dr.Microglia]

This was so clear 😊.

[@JoaoPedroGallavotti]

Great video! It helped me so much to understand this topic. I just noticed you ilustrated the atrial contraction at the beginning of the diastole, when it happens at the end. If anyone were in doubt... Anyways, thanks for the great vid

[@ZeroToFinals]

Thanks for the compliments and also the correction. Very appreciated

[@shreyaagrawal4590]

Very easy to understand videos great job

[@02manahil]

Your a brilliant teacher ❤️ thank you for explaining this in such detail ❤️

[@ZeroToFinals]

Thank you

[@QEOSHCAT]

Thank you for your efforts, you have done a great job.

[@hadialjarrash6267]

Great video! Thanks a lot!