CARDIAC PHYSIOLOGY; PART 3 by Professor Fink.wmv
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- In Part 3 of Cardiac Physiology, Professor Fink reviews the Electrical Conduction System of the Heart and the use of the Electrocardiogram (ECG; EKG). Professor Fink describes Einthoven's Triangle, the Bipolar Limb Leads, P, QRS & T waves, Lead II, inverted waves, and AV Nodal (Junctional) Rhythm.
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very good explanation Professor Fink. The topic Itself of learning how to read a ECG is a bit difficult. You explained it very well.
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'Retrograde transmission' Great explanatory notes. Than you SIR.
hai sir i have small that is during av node as pace maker why there is no coincidence between atrial and ventricular contraction and why beats are reduced
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actually Ca are involved in depolarization of pacemaker cells. Both L and T types. In fact, Ca channels and not Na are the main attributing factor in their depolarization
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Thank you professor, these videos are very helpful. :) Why is the heart rate increase while inhaling? The video was cut. Sorry for bad English there :D
As you enlarge your chest, it lowers the pressure in the chest & lungs (Boyle's Law), creating a "suction" that not only "sucks" air into the lungs (inhalation), but ALSO sucks blood through the veins toward the Heart (increasing "Venous Return"). The increased flow of blood to the Heart causes a reflex speeding-up of the Heart Rate. This is called a "Mueller Maneuver".
The opposite of this is when you exhale, the pressure in your chest & lungs increases (Boyle's Law) that not only "blows" air out of your lungs (exhalation), but also decreases blood flow through the veins toward the Heart (decreasing "Venous Return"), which causes a reflex slowing-down of the Heart Rate. This is called a "Valsalva Maneuver". [see: www.cvphysiology.com/Hemodynamics/H014 AND www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/322661#how-to-do-the-valsalva-maneuver ]
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32:34 ''This is t wave''---someone in the audience HA HA???What was that???
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why is it that the T wave in normal ECG is always positive ?
Please help me professor
+Infinity Plus It's like a double negative creating a positive. The electrical wave during repolarization (T wave) is traveling in the opposite direction as the QRS did when it depolarized, but also with the opposite polarity of the QRS, causing an "upward wave", the same as the QRS. If the QRS is positive, then the T wave should also be positive.
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