First, thank you for the video. at 2:44 there is a mistake. Pulmonary veins return blood from the lungs to the left atrium not the left ventricle. Also at 21:48 it should be left subclavian artery. Again, thank you. This video was great.
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very helpful review except there were several mistakes. At 2:43, Pulmonary veins return blood from the lungs to the LEFT ATRIUM not ventricle. You cannot enter into the ventricle except through the bicuspid valves in between the left atria and left ventricle. Then at around 13:56 you point to the tricuspid valve but state that its the Inferior Vena Cava? Also at 16:52, you say the brachiocephalic artery branches into the right coronary artery and right subclavian but it's the right common carotid artery. Same goes for the left common carotid artery, you call it the left coronary artery. Lastly, at 21:40, #15 should be the left subclavian ARTERY not vein. Thanks again Henry! Great review.
Arteries carry blood AWAY from the heart while veins carry blood TO the heart. Anytime a structure is leaving the heart, it is an artery. When a structure is heading to the heart, it is a vein. The only exception is the pulmonary because deoxygenated blood is in the pulmonary arteries where it will then become oxygenated in the lungs and head back to the heart via the pulmonary veins.
That's not an exception to your primary statement. The pulmonary artery is carrying blood AWAY from the heart, the pulmonary veins are carrying blood TO the heart. Whether or not the blood is oxygenated is a different topic.
@@taristazin2073 Usually I think of Arteries as carrying Oxygenated Blood and veins carry Deoxygenated blood and yes that is usually true the only exception I know of is the Pulmonary Arteries and Veins.
question - need your help - what are the two components of Cardiac Cycle (2) - what are the Branches of the Left Coronary Artery? (3) What are the Great Vessels? (4) What do you mean by Systemic Circulation? please i need your answer in details for the four question for school. Thanks
Thanks very very very helpful .. on one part of the video you called the subclavian artery an vein I had to go look it up because I was pretty sure only pulmonary is opposite
You are the absolute BEST! Thank you so much for your thorough descriptions, the HD camera views, and the quiz at the end! it's Soo much help!
Honestly this was so helpful. I’ve watched all your heart videos. Thank you so much
I've looked through many videos about heart anatomy.. the information wouldn't stick.. this one by far is for sure the best one. thank you.
I actually love this and how easy it is for me to learn more and more quickly about the human heart anatomy
First, thank you for the video. at 2:44 there is a mistake. Pulmonary veins return blood from the lungs to the left atrium not the left ventricle. Also at 21:48 it should be left subclavian artery. Again, thank you. This video was great.
Also at 13:54. That’s the tricuspid valve.
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Thanks! I found it helpful in practing for my lab practical.
very helpful review except there were several mistakes.
At 2:43, Pulmonary veins return blood from the lungs to the LEFT ATRIUM not ventricle. You cannot enter into the ventricle except through the bicuspid valves in between the left atria and left ventricle.
Then at around 13:56 you point to the tricuspid valve but state that its the Inferior Vena Cava?
Also at 16:52, you say the brachiocephalic artery branches into the right coronary artery and right subclavian but it's the right common carotid artery. Same goes for the left common carotid artery, you call it the left coronary artery.
Lastly, at 21:40, #15 should be the left subclavian ARTERY not vein.
Thanks again Henry! Great review.
Thank you so much. greatly needed corrections.
very clear articulation, great quality thank you so much!
Arteries carry blood AWAY from the heart while veins carry blood TO the heart. Anytime a structure is leaving the heart, it is an artery. When a structure is heading to the heart, it is a vein. The only exception is the pulmonary because deoxygenated blood is in the pulmonary arteries where it will then become oxygenated in the lungs and head back to the heart via the pulmonary veins.
That's not an exception to your primary statement. The pulmonary artery is carrying blood AWAY from the heart, the pulmonary veins are carrying blood TO the heart. Whether or not the blood is oxygenated is a different topic.
@@taristazin2073 Usually I think of Arteries as carrying Oxygenated Blood and veins carry Deoxygenated blood and yes that is usually true the only exception I know of is the Pulmonary Arteries and Veins.
18:00 Quiz
This helped so much in clearing some terms up! Thank You!
THE BEST! THANKS MUCH FOR YOUR TIME SIR.
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Thanks for sharing
13:53 the hole is tricuspid valve not the inferior vena cava....thank you this is very helpful !
This is very helpful! Thank you!
Isn't supposed to be right auricle for the flaps and right atrium below it for the first quiz?
At 13:53 he says Inferior Vena Cava but means its the whole that leads to the Right Ventricle through the tricuspid valve.
RoProArt yes i noticed the same
Great explanation! Thank you!
Quiz helped to revise once again...Helpful video
Thank you very much for a very good video. Please make more!
Great video, thank you so much
This was super helpful!
great explanation
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Thank you for this video 😍
Everything is good except that it lacks caption. I appreciate if cations are added!
Please I need help for blood flow from the left ventricle to the eye ASAP. Please please
Ty for the video, can you put the link for that heart model please
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You used common corotid and coronary interchangeably.
good lesson
Where do i purchase human models ?thx
Carolina Biological or Wards Scientific both have the model which is called the Heart of America.
Henry Fabian Thanks henry. Salute from india!
Where can we get this model?
I think it's a Denoyer Geppert one if it's the same as in my class
Did you mean to say left subclavian vein on the aorta or left subclavian artery?
I should have said subclavian vein and will correct it soon. Thanks for asking.
15 is the left subclavian artery.
It’s great plz tell me about pericardial sinuses 🥰🥰🥴
Thank u so much, great video
question - need your help - what are the two components of Cardiac Cycle (2) - what are the Branches of the Left Coronary Artery? (3) What are the Great Vessels? (4) What do you mean by Systemic Circulation? please i need your answer in details for the four question for school. Thanks
Thanks very very very helpful .. on one part of the video you called the subclavian artery an vein I had to go look it up because I was pretty sure only pulmonary is opposite
Question - What is the medical term of Heart Attack? - What is the location of the Heart?
myocardial infarction
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Great video, but.... the heart does not pump.
4:38. RCA
Marginal 5:45
quiz is 18 minutes in
during the exam you made a mistake, you said subclavian vein instead of artery at 21:39
Thanks for pointing this out! I'll correct it as soon as I can.
way less boring than my teacher