What is heart failure? | Circulatory System and Disease | NCLEX-RN | Khan Academy
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I think of left sided vs right sided failure as:
L for Left: L = lungs
R for right: R = rest of the body
+Systolic120mmHg Thanks brah
Systolic120mmHg thanks
I kind of remember it as - the heart is more towards left that is why we wear wedding rings in the left hand.
it is so because left side is stronger as it has to pump blood to whole body and not just lungs so muscles there are stronger, that is why why heart is more towards left.
it kind of means that left side pumps blood to the whole body.😕😕😕
That's actually really helpful!
i think the most important thing is remember the concept than use a shortcut. not only in this case, but in many topic in medical stuff. I can trully remember how systolic left failure make congestion in lungs by its anatomy, also right ventricle failure. not by a shortcut
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Well, internet isn't free:-[
I don't know who is behind these videos speaking but Thank you so much!! I am a visual learner and I can't even begin to tell you how much your videos have helped me actually understand these concepts that are taught in traditional lecture settings. Many Thanks again!!!
finally someone has explained it clearly
are u the guy in Osmosis video?!
I watch so many of your videos on all kinds of biology. Thank you so much, it really helps with my University studies with your brilliantly explained videos.
This is absolutely brilliant! Many Thanks!
Very clear explanation. What I needed for a quick revision. Thanks!
Thank you!! Maraming salamat po. :)
Thank you the narrator, writer, animator and uploader and the entire team.
Awesome, amazing video but it cut off at the end 😕
This was a very helpful video! Thank you!
Very clearly created animations and explanations compared to the other 100 video lectures I've watched on HF. Thanks!
U sound exactly like the one from osmosis. Thanku for such good explanation
God bless Khan Academy
this is great!
I am doing awareness about pulmonary hypertension and heart failure is one of the results of PH that we as patients fear most. Is it possible that I may use some of your beautifully explained examples for our Afrikaans readers. Never seen HF explained so simple yet thorough that patients can understand what is happening in their bodies.
I learned so much from an 8-minute video
Thank you so much for posting this video
This is brilliant!
Love Khan Academy! Such simple explanations :) It's my go-to channel for last-minute study for exams :D
Thank you so much for these videos !!!!
thank you so much for all of your videos ...so helpful..
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Thank you just so clear🙏🙏🙏🙏
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simply superb.
You made heart failure so simple to understand. Love the water bottle analogy. When I take my test tuesday i am going to picture the heart as a waterbottle lol
thank you so much for your effort please continue
Well explained. Thanks
thank you so much its really help
Could you please upload a videos about COPD, because it a very important topic?
thank you sooooo much
thank you so much
Wao...u make it so easy for understandings.....tysm sir
Thank you for the rich content
I have learned a lot from reading the articles on CZcams I look up all my elements and heart failure and multiple sclerosis and everything else and I have found out a lot
Great
thanks alot
Thank you
Amazing
thank you so much for explaining heart failure in such a way that it makes so much sense
thank u very much
Perfect
Great explanation
Video abruptly cuts off at the end. Not picked back up on 2nd video in the playlist. Please fix. Otherwise, really great!
This is amazing
Thank you guys this video was very informative it makes me proud to be a nurse .
Romteen Zeinail amazingly described!
You helped to me veery well
thankyou sir
thank you sir for inspiring ,
i am also trying to help medical student to understand reference book eg guyton and robbins pathology.
took inspiration from you sir ! thank you sir.
It is the voice of who speaks in
@osmosis
Excellent lecture, any book you recommend or what books you are using for your lecture? Thank you!
The narrator is dr rishi from osmosis channel!
Awesome presentation. Thanks. I’m just wandering if you could tell me what is the software you were using?
nice
What happened to tbe end of this fantastic video???
Hello can you explain why muscles become lesser in systolic and more in disystole HF ? Thank you for amazing lec
osmosis? is that you? loved the video
I know this sound :) (OSMOSIS)
Giving oxyngen to my mom helped her alleviate chest pain and shortness of breath. Does it do good in the long run?
Great Video !!!!
+Terrance Vincent
You video is quite helpful for giving an overview of what is done once a person is diagnosed with heart disease. You should also do some lecture on how you can prevent from any heart disease. After I was diagnosed I started using www.doctorbing.com lectures which have helped me a lot in getting the kind of fitness I am always looking for.
Can you have heart failure without a cardiomyopathy? Maybe if there was some kind of obstructive physiology, i.e. tampanode? I don't know if heart failure would be the best terminology in that case.
Wonderful lessons! When will English subtitles be available for this topic?
+saintalucard87 hi there are already closed captions available. Its not 100% accurate but it might help you. Hit the "CC" button below the video.
Dr.Just clarify i have heat failure...Not easy living with...This💕 what i have...gored!
Are you ok
heart
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This is really helpful a lot more than my lecture notes. Thank you so much
Is it called edema, when you have right sided heart failure, since the fluid builds up in the lower extremities?
Great video btw, reat summary and expanation!
because of the fluid buildup yes there will be usually an accumulation of fluids usually in peripherals causing edema
Hlo i have diagnosed hypertension concentric lvh and preserved lv function is it heart failure am only 22 year old please help me any one know what is it
The guy in osmosis videos, I knew it! :D
Is there any solutions to heart failure or methods to grow new heart muscles
Well! try humbleing ur heart,
Plus breath fresh air daily.
Pull the air in ur nose and breath out ur mouth. Walk and clean ur car etc.
Enjoy life. OH ! PRAYER IS WONDERFUL!
My dad past away from Hear failure. He had an Lvad for 18 months, the medicines and fluidpills caused him kidney failure. Im in so much pain :(
ScorpioQueen im about to die too , 16 years old same , like 6 years without breathing , super heart beats, pain i can hear my heart evrytime i sleep , now i have kidney pain
Albanian Templar im soo sorry to hear it, hope the best for you go through this, just never give up and always happy, it will help a lot, human body is soo mysterious, even people that have diagnosed will die but it will never be always
Albanian Templar I'm so sorry .🌹⚘🌷
ScorpioQueen Sometimes life sucks
Omg I'm so sorry. My dads going thru it now. He's got Severe HF and his water tabs have also caused damage to kidneys 😐
If I have low EF from a STEMI heart attack about 40 % which I am on meds. Does that mean I have heart failure. Excellent Video.
Hello, may I ask what program you used to create this video?
I think i have it when was younger i was often in an hospital and i think heard my mom and the doctors saying something about it and my heart rate was 90-120
Heart failure is chronic, and in several cases, terminal. You likely had a spike in BP and got a trip to the emergency room.
fartpluswetone There was something about a wein in my heart that was to big or small I don’t remember I was like 5 back then. I took alot of medication but I stopped seeing the doctor as often as I became 11 years old
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lol everyone saying osmosis is right cause the guy's name is in the description for this video and he's the same one from osmosis :D
I understand my condition better!
Heart failure Is it possible to make natural baypasses after three heart attacks?
Hey it's the osmosis guy
GGood but small letter
wat are the medicine that cure heart failure
Operation
My heart rate and blood pressure seems to get lower and lower with time. My resting heart rate is 50 beats per minute (last time I checked, which was 3 months ago). I get dizzy every time I stand up and overall I feel weak. I went to the doctor and they seem to dismiss it. I just want to know if my heart is failing, I want to know how much time I have in case I'm dying. I've heard of patients being diagnosed with heart failure with a resting heart rate as low as mine. I live in a city with very incompetent ER doctors.
Erzebet Bathory please do not suspect or conclude by yourself without any exams or history taking by the doctors.
Please get your vitals taken and gets tests done to know if you are really are at risk, doctors and nurses are there to help you! It sounds like orthostatic hypotension when you describe feeling light headed after standing, but please tell the health care providers as much as you can! (I'm just a student atm)
Me to but i eat alot of goat meet like bbq and my blood pressure up from 70-60 to 100-70 i dont get dizzy again
My wife passed away on 11th may 3 weeks ago only 35 her heart failed she had cancer 9yrs ago got over that but the chemo weakened her heart she spent month in hos fighting it but they found to many blood clots so wernt safe to operate. So after 2 weeks she rapidly went down hill and we had to turn machine of that was helping the heart as both sides failed in the end so she wernt getting the oxygen funeral on monday dreading monday
Hi
Ok
ml/min or L/min!?????
It’s caused by saline shot and synaide poisoning at Vanderbilt hospital you know the same hospital we are lab chimps for experimentation and me since I was 14 when we moved here
Is left ventricular dysfunction defined as left sided heart failure? What about both systolic and diastolic failure Grade 1? Is the Grading of heart failure based on the echo? Is not just a heart impairment? Is diastolic failure Grade 1 normal as we age? And is an enlarged heart "heart failure" or "cardiomyopathy??? Whats the difference between Heart failure and Congestive Heart failure? What if the patient suffers from both systolic and diastolic impairment, but EF is low normal, for around ten years, but suffers breathlessness, lightheadedness upon minimal physical task such as cleaning a mirror? Very confusing when reading the definitions. Aome HF patients are normal active others not so active and limited even if EF is normal, why is that? Thank you.
When the heart fails, the autonomic nervous system pumps in adrenaline, norephedrine, and cortisol right into the myocardium to increase the cardiac output of the heart - that is, speed up the heartbeat to compensate for the declining cardiac output in heart failure. However, the release of these stress hormones in a failing heart CAN WORSEN THE HEART FAILURE, because these hormones, with time, cause further damage to the muscle walls in the myocardium's ventricles!!!!!
what is the difference between heart failure and cardiomyopathy
+Yusuke Yurameshi Heart failure is the impairment of the heart to eject or fill up with blood properly. Cadiomypathy is just one of the causes that can lead to Heart Failure.
Daniel V oh yes right i see thank you so much! i was also thinking the same thing but i just ddnt know for sure. can you name other conditions of heart failure aside from cardiomyopathy? thanks daniel
+Yusuke Yurameshi Valvular disease (eg. mitral stenosis) could lead to heart failure
docsif got it! thanks alot, docsif!
WHY ARE THERE STILL THE DISLIKES
Dat Tran The trolls are all over the internet in all their ignorance -comments and dislikes.. They're just ignorant. 😊
I think its just CZcams glitch or something, i see 9 like but 2 watched, its soo suspicious
Heart ♥ failure is when I can't get big 💩 out without real straining
Meds? Nursing considerations? Teaching? Hardly NCLEX. More like a brief overview.
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Underlying disease or condition like let's see.. anxiety. There are two conditions on is a fight or flight response sending signals to go faster and the other is trying to think and reason which requires the body to return to rest because in fight or flight the cognitive function is declined. And in any case, the body tries to give the musculature an advantage for fuel materials in fight or flight response.
Ah but, the psychiatrists have described anxiety and depression as chemical imbalances in the brain. And anyone saying that they believe there are others in their lives wanting to do them harm are considered as delusional.
How can the solution be found with these conditions in place?
Anyone here preparing for step 1?
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