Heart Physiology (Starling law: part 4/6)

[ryasminar]

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[foshrizzle]

You're the man! I am wondering how you made these videos. Are you holding a camera with one hand?

[pittpanther28]

Thank Dude!

[9partyboy]

Great video. Why does the tension force of contraction decrease after a certain length of stretching? (on the contractility graph)

[jharel85]

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[smile5587cool]

thanks description of frank-starling law is very useful ...

[mazen6]

thanks so much! very helpful

[TheMordyS]

Love the backround soundtrack!

[mashinebenz]

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[Andrixan]

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[chiefcullen]

Excellent video...however doesn't the larger preload produce a more forceful contraction due to the actin and myosin of the cardiac muscle reaching a more optimum length?

[missBesho999]

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Great explanation :)

[vitolibido]

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[Mastaofgr8slapshots]

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[Blondie608]

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[Wisdomseeker92]

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[davsanmig]

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[Ruqaiyaable]

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[FrankDanielCummins]

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[TheChapelg]

Thankyou for this - having to study about Starling law and this nhasn really simplified it form me

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[Studinstudents]

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[croatloveo1]

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thanks allot..

[nodoctoryet]

Sir I would like to thank you for these great videos. My professors at the uni would not know what pedagogics were even if it hit them on the nose.

[Elisheval]

thank you for your plain and simple explanation of Starling's law!

[ezeElPochoLoco]

Could u make some video or illustration about kidney and pulmunary physiology... thx . these videos are good

[susanthrane]

Thanks, this was very helpfull and easy to understand.

[SOLSONIA7]

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[1varvarez]

your videos are very informative, and you manage to simplify very complex mechanisms in a way that others can relate. I am curious, are you a pharmacist or a physician? Excellent lesson!

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[moroccanprinc3ss]

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[tigerdouble]

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[tumblindice66]

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[dharmeshdharmesh]

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[ChaldeanSoldier]

Great job mate.. Many thanx :)

[achiles183]

WELL DONE!!!!!...great explanation

[dnamatya]

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[olenfer]

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[drpht]

Very helpful.Thanks so much.

[shelovedmenot]

i'd like respectfully correct you on the term ionotropic and inotropic. it should be the latter, inotropism. the first actually refer to ligand-gated ion channels. good job on your videos

[hyperhighs]

Hey, thanks for the correction.. you are absolutely correct.

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[leenasalhotra]

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[sweetinnocenty]

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