Cardiac Output Part 2 Finish SV and do HR

[thezancanaro1]

This made me pass my uni course. Where do i send the cheque?

[danilesmes]

GREAT VIDEO!! I like how your organize your chart!!

[TANMOY8942]

thank u :))

[stasop]

Very good videos overral! :)

[stasop]

at 3:45 I believe you meant to say repolarizing phase. The depolarization of the cardiac muscle cell is from the Na influx

[Be1smaht]

Also, can extracellular calcium buildup affect the heart rate due to the availability of calcium.

[Be1smaht]

you started making me think correctly about this physiology material. So thankyou. I just have one question. Whenever I hear vagal tone with relationship to cardiac physiology, should I think that the parasympathetic innervation supersedes over thesymphathetic innervation?

[Be1smaht]

you started making me think correctly about this physiology material. So thankyou. 

[Be1smaht]

you started making  me think correctly about this physiology material.

[juliachemistry]

Thank you

[dayclairerya]

Thank you som much made my life a lot easier studying for nursing science test

[asdffdsafdsa123]

omg this is awesome, thank you

[bubb95]

if stroke volume reduces over a long period, from 130ml to 60ml accompanied by regular mild chest pains, breathlessness, permanent headacheen & visual problems, but all other heart dimensions are normal, is this necessarily a heart problem or could it be a (recoverable) effect of another illness? Anyone? thanks

[DLK0383]

r u gonna be a respiratory therapist?

[anetstier]

works great - sounds great. Now if I can just figure how to embed it in my lecture

[MrFerris42]

volume toooo to low, info is great

[livierayon]

Very unfortunately, we cannot hear very well what he is saying. At least the text gives us a clue of what he talks about, since his writing is pretty difficult to read. I wish, though, we could see this in a live interactive video. I keep having trouble understanding this topic with these means.