Heart Physiology (Starling law: part 4/6)
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I like your work. This has been one of the most enjoyable learning experiences since the anatomy colouring books. It must be a lot of work but your creating a something great here. Thank you very much.
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i want to steal your notebook
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You're the man! I am wondering how you made these videos. Are you holding a camera with one hand?
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Thank Dude!
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Great video. Why does the tension force of contraction decrease after a certain length of stretching? (on the contractility graph)
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Thank you thank you thank you!
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thanks description of frank-starling law is very useful ...
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thanks so much! very helpful
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Love the backround soundtrack!
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Do me NOW! I mean do my exam. Which is next week. Thanks.
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Amazing. Clear and to the point, I hate physiology a little less now. Wish there was some way you could benefit from putting this up and helping so many people, have you thought about selling printed copies?
Don't stop!
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
shelovedmenot 3 years ago 10
Hey, thanks for the correction.. you are absolutely correct.
hyperhighs 3 years ago 7