Measuring the jugular venous pulse

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[@MrVsavsa]

Best video I’ve found so far. Thanks!

[@marvahkhalid5060]

Absolutely best explanation ever

[@asfasdfadf9820]

Wonderful video, best I've seen on JVP

[@7jilvi441]

The best video about jugular venous pluse

[@bre1263]

This is sooooooo good, thank u

[@dailydoseofmedicinee]

great animations

[@markminey7817]

very nice easy to follow

[@jarlandoworld]

Thanks from your informative

[@hasanraheem5061]

Thank you so much

[@xproe]

This video really help me to understand the method to estimate the right atrial pressure with Point of care ultrasound. Thank you.

[@user-oi7nz1po1r]

Very useful thank you

[@louiskanini7888]

I wonder why they couldn't explain it like you have bcoz now this makes sense. Thanks .

[@mbanugoifunanya8794]

great

[@ZantherStone]

Thanks. This video clarified a lot of JVD/JVP and Internal/External and 30/45 degree distinctions that always confuse me and that preceptors just hand waved at.

[@ZantherStone]

I will add though, I’m never sure what point to measure to. Sometimes I see the “bulk” of the pulsation in one area. But then it makes the whole neck skin have like residual movement way higher up.

[@drrameshkrishnanpmch10k]

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Jvp lecture

[@aliali-ce3yf]

it feels impossible to identify this in real life unless you have perfect conditions