The better term for it is, JVP, jugular venous pulse. JVD (distension) correlates to pulmonary capillary wedge pressure and is slightly different (hepatojugular reflex) than the JVP (pulse), which is used based on the wave to determine specific etiologies of the heart issue.
Wow, that's very handy. I'm learning about JVP in nursing school right now. Up until now I was only able to find visual references to a non distended JV. Now I know what an "abnormal" finding might look like (in an adult). Thanks for sharing!
i agree with nodave77. it looked like his tendon or mucle in his neck was going wild. you would be able to actually see the jugular veinoutline
joysmom79 9 months ago
The better term for it is, JVP, jugular venous pulse. JVD (distension) correlates to pulmonary capillary wedge pressure and is slightly different (hepatojugular reflex) than the JVP (pulse), which is used based on the wave to determine specific etiologies of the heart issue.
KingKnightmare 1 year ago
Thanks! Really helped me see what biphasic pulsation looks like.
rh514 1 year ago
That's not JVD
nodave77 1 year ago
Wow, that's very handy. I'm learning about JVP in nursing school right now. Up until now I was only able to find visual references to a non distended JV. Now I know what an "abnormal" finding might look like (in an adult). Thanks for sharing!
earthymoon 2 years ago
Wow, that is massive. Can someone tell me, is that giant 'a' wave, or is the whole JVP elevated?
piskie 3 years ago
Thanks for the post. I learned about JVD in class but never saw it.
indymedic121985 3 years ago
it seems that your son may be complaining from an Atrial Septal Defect
ASD
I think you may refer him to a pediatrictian
for consultation and performing an echocardiography
But you should notice, It may be a normal variant,
but I think it'll be safer if you consult a doctor
OneManMend 3 years ago
wow thats mad, is that normal?
annadbanana89 3 years ago
looks like heart failure
aniis2003 3 years ago