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Thanks! Best visual explanation I've seen. I watched this once and now I have it memorized!

thank you!. my second time watching this video. the first time was when i was in MD1 or TRI 1 and now its when im studying fr USMLE... Absolutely understand. thank you!

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i don't get why no one could explain pulsus paradoxus to me this clearly and simply before...

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Thank you so much! The last 15 seconds explained a 1 year long question I had bugging me constantly!!

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Great explanation I think the hang up for me was the actual term paradoxus. To me that meant the opposite effect of normal. When in reality it's just an exaggerated effects compared to normal

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Great explanation

So, an increase in preload during inspiration will cause decreased of left ventricular volume and eventually decrease CO and BP? Is this understanding correct?

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Good video….. thank you

Can you explain the concept behind how pulsus paradoxus is measured?

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It was very good explanation, but around 1:47 you show an image of the chamber pressures during systole and diastole which are mixed up. The Right ventricle must relax (diastole) in order to allow blood from the right atrium ( in doing so, the RV pressure must be equal to the RA pressure during Diastole not Systole as shown in the image). Other than that, I find it very helpful for all students. Thank you.

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Why does the blood pressure decrease?

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Hello dr My name is peter i am nurse Im a question How is the liquid pericardial physiologyc?

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I understand but I don't understand

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better than 2 hours listing to very monotonous explanation

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