Cardiovascular, Circulatory System

[Netfruitcakemagnet]

yep looked at a liver video, pancrease is located near your intestines but thier are heart viens interconnecting the heart with stomach and lungs. fever is always the result of an accelerated heartrate, proven by taken a pulse during a fever.high fever will produce dangerously low heartrate. unconsciousness/sleep your heartrate beats at low levels. props for the video.

[Netfruitcakemagnet]

plus when you do autopsys or people have accidents, bones dont bleed.if someone you know has a fever not induced by excersize it needs to be taken seriously and semi seriously if your excersizing not to overexcersize and drink water while excersizing something olympic athletes do.

[Netfruitcakemagnet]

evaporation is the process of a liquid/solid turning into gas also a correction needed by the medical community, nice video.

[Netfruitcakemagnet]

water needs to be drinking immediatly and monitor patients pulse for a return to normal pulse if not induced by excersize. eating non sugary, healthy foods will also help.

[Netfruitcakemagnet]

fever not induced by excersize needs to be taken seriously in my opinion and the only thing fever does is evaporate blood supply wich can be dangerous at high levels of heat, due to the blood supplies high water content wich is why you see sweat in my opinion during fever. fever is the beginning stage of dehydration in my opinion and needs to be taken seriously, even in excersize if you overexcersize.

[Netfruitcakemagnet]

the heart would supply nutrients by pumping, thier are viens located in the lung area i notice viens located in stomach and liver areas as well.sucking processed food from the stomach area and pumjping it back out into the bloodstream, the kidneys are connected to the intestine tract? that would act as flushing out excess food/water not taken in by eating.

also if you introduce an unecessary blood transfusion in an animal fever and most likely cardiac arrest if too much blood will result.

[Netfruitcakemagnet]

its not that some older cell types may be supplied through bone marrow but i believe that eating food,breathing air and drinking water are primarily responsible for blood supply. at low fever

you will find a patient has a dangerously high heartrate without excersize, high fever an irregular and dangerously slow heartrate.

[Netfruitcakemagnet]

that would be confirmed also if a unborn fetus lacks a strong or lacks a skeletal system in early developement. heart regulates warmth by beating fast, slow heartrate produces low bodyheat.

fever is the result of an accelerated heartrate not the immune system fighting also i believe a medical mistake, caused by an increase of the virus registering as an increase of blood supply causing the heart to beat faster.

you can prove this by bothering to take the pulse of a fever patient.

[Netfruitcakemagnet]

the reason i state that is that if you stop eating, your blood supply drasticaly diminishes, anorexic/malnutrition patients are often refered as skin and bones due to the lack of blood in thier body while fat peoiple have an abundance of blood. its also why i believe doctors can tell what youve eaten in your blood supply as eating food, drinking water and breathing air are responsible for blood cell production in my opinion.

bones are too dense and most likely mineral deposits from blood.

[Netfruitcakemagnet]

my personal beliefe is that the heart, not bones supply blood to the body and that blood is created through eating food, drinking water and breathing air, im noticing viens connecting the lungs, im wondering.

the heart controls body heat and waking states as well as being responsible for locomotion along with muscles. yep it looks like is saw viens towards the kidneys?

[Netfruitcakemagnet]

that would be viens towards the stomach/kidney area as well as the lungs.

[90jatti]

awesome

[michalburzynski]

awsome video. im a nursing student. this helps me study

[pinkbutterflies2012]

Excellent Video! Thanks for sharing!

[loopsterone]

awesome vid, thanks for posting

[rachm1991]

Okay -.- So the flow direction of blood is: 1)Vena Cava 2)Right Atrium 3)Tricuspid Valve 4)Right Ventricle 5)Pulmonary Valve 6)Pulmonary Arteries 7)Lungs 8)Left Atrium 9)Mitral Valve 10)Left Ventricle 11)Aorta Valve 12)Aorta Please tell me if I'm right! :) I like learning & knowing from other people, on this video, lol (:

[zidanewreak]

almost right 1. superior vena cava 2.right atrium 3.tricuspid valve 4.right ventricle 5.pulmonary valve 6.lungs 7.pulmonary vein 8.left atrium 9.mitral valve 10.left ventricle 11.aortic valve 12.aorta

[rachm1991]

Thanks, lol! :)

[bourbonstmc]

Actually, your lists are almost mirror images of each other, spelling aside. The the first list leaves off the pulmonary veins, and the second list leaves off the pulmonary arteries.

[bourbonstmc]

^^^ re: the lists below in the comment thread ^^^

[rachm1991]

This is so much easier to understand! =D I'm doing Health and Social at A Level, and right now, learning about the three systems: Digestive, Cardiovascular and Respiratory -.- It's so helpful for revision :)

[datzki]

very good

[270HUNTER270]

intersting =) usfull thanks =) C=3

[loopydeloop08]

this is excellent for those studying the cardio system thanks for posting!!! makes so much sense now its explained simply

[brokenforever186]

very interesting to know how the heart works.

[pf230462]

cardiovascular