Diagnosis of myocarditis and pericarditis (part 2) | NCLEX-RN | Khan Academy

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[@TheMoonstartwinkle]

omg. these videos are so good. It really tells you how to differentiate mycarditis and pericarditis. Thank you!

[@anna_m59]

Couple years ago I studied from your Chanel. As today I have heart disease that is related to this topic. Thank you again.

[@kwiesenhful]

CT scan must use contrast too which is more dangerous to the kidney than mri-contrast.

[@MK-ih6wp]

These videos are essential after mandated jabs.

[@dctodave]

Learned a ton, thanks!

[@420hassam]

please do videos on special embryology.there are no videos on them on whole youtube

[@libuford4250]

MRI is contraindicated in pregnancy

[@sandeepkumarahirwar4176]

nice one
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[@10327933]

Are pericardial effusions and pericarditis the same? I would say not. Pericarditis is inflammation of the pericardial sack. Pericardial effusion is when there is fluid within the pericardial sack. I would consider these videos somewhat helpful, but differentiating the 2 is not made clear in the video.