Hello everyone! This is the first video of a planned 14-15 video series on cardiovascular physiology (Playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLYojB5NEEakWY3ZS0acDMw4nbEZV-y7pk.html ). Each video is 15-30 minutes in length. It's starting at the basics so that viewers with different backgrounds (e.g. high school vs. undergrad, premed vs. non premed, etc...) can have the same background knowledge before deep dives on subsequent topics. The tentative list of video topics: Overview of the CV system (i.e. this video) The Cardiac Action Potential Excitation-Contraction Coupling Cardiac Mechanics (preload, afterload, contractility, ejection fraction) The Cardiac Cycle and PV Loops (including cardiac work) Hemodynamics Viscosity and Turbulence Arterial Blood Pressure Nervous System Regulation of the Cardiovascular System Hormonal Regulation of the Cardiovascular System Integration of CV Regulation (i.e. complete description of what your CV system does during exercise, dehydration, septic shock, weightlessness, etc...) Vascular Biology Coronary Circulation The Microcirculation and Lymphatics Cardiac Embryology If this is successful, the following stage would be to intersperse path and pharm topics into the playlist (e.g. pathophysiology of heart failure following cardiac mechanics, atherosclerosis following vascular biology, etc...), with the eventual goal of replicating the content of a medical school CV organ block. Let me know what you think!
I teach anatomy and physiology to high school students. Much of what Dr. Strong covers in his videos is beyond the scope of my course. However, his videos represent the epitome of what educational TH-cam videos should look like. There is no "flash" or "bang" to distract the viewer, just high-quality graphics accompanied by his clear and concise instruction. He is clearly a person who is committed to education. Thank you, Dr. Strong for your efforts, and keep up the good work.
Thank you so much for the kind words! You've probably already discovered this, but Crash Course Anatomy & Physiology is pretty good and seems close to high school level. Also, the channel Corporis doesn't have a complete A&P playlist, but has some great stand alone videos at the high school and college level, including some interesting ones on the history of medicine.
@@StrongMed I am indeed familiar with both of those channels. While Crash Course is excellent, I have a couple of problems with it. The speed of narration can be overwhelming for some students. They really try to pack a lot of information into a 10-15 minute video. Additionally, some of the animations are superfluous and distracting at times. I feel that many of my students would appreciate the very clear, systematic approach that you use. Some of your videos I could certainly use for my class, most go above and beyond what my students are ready for. I really enjoyed your introductory video on hemostasis. It provides a better foundation for the topic than anything I have read in the A & P textbooks. I could use this video, the subsequent videos are more than likely too much for my students. I plan to watch the whole series this summer. I find the topic very complex, frustrating, yet interesting. Keep doing what you do. I haven't visited Patreon yet, but I plan on doing so. Thank you!
I'm not a leg man, compliments from me are as rare as water in the Gobie Desert, IN SHORT,.....this youtube chanel is one of the most profound medical contributions for learning I've come across,...for studying, this is my 2021 highlight, to say Way Cool.....is an understatement. Paul
Thank you so much , definitely helping in my recertification exams as I have forgotten the basics in the past 20 years while pursuing another specialty, feel like an excited med school student while watching these videos , you definitely are one of the best teachers I have come across
Dr. Strong, seeing this video is three years old most likely you will not see my commit, however this retired mechanic who has heart problems is very great full for your work, thank you. (my apologies for the long Greek sentence)
@@BelleHealingMusic I aced all my tests and got 99th percentile on boards. I was an excellent student. My teachers still sucked and i had to learn everything on my own lol
😊 well said. Surely theyd assigned a textbook or 16 where one could study themselves and learn applicable material. Lecture is most effective if it s supplemental resource - not main /only study resource @BelleHealingMusic
This is so helpful, you've essentially shortened the lecture that my teacher provided by explaining the structure and parts of the heart from almost 50-60 minutes (without the cardiac cycle and histology) to 30 minutes
wow this helped me out massively!! i found it hard to understand my teacher when she was explaining the cardiovascular system and never had a clue what she was on about, until i found this video 2 weeks before my a level exam, which is on the 25th of may 2023! thank you so much for making videos like these, will be returning for more :)))
This is a fantastic lecture of this topic. I found myself revisit this lecture again and may be again. This lecture is unrivaled. I thank you Dr Strong very much.
Thank you very much Dr Eric Strong, especially to review this , I am looking forward to watch this series of you. I pretty know EKG from your EKG series , you are great teacher/instructor indeed.
Thankyou so much sir!!!❤ This absolutely a very helpful and an outstanding presentation... Got all cleared out on the concepts and learned a lot only in one go all thanks to your amazing teaching and presenting skills😊❤️
Thank you dr eric for your lectures, I hope to include POCUS of the heart and later on U/S of the lungs to your lecture series. Or can you make a series of lectures about basics of ultrasound and then its application "POCUS".
Thanks for the suggestion! I 100% agree that POCUS is an important and undervalued part of medical training. It's on my master list of topics to cover here on the channel, but truthfully, it feels like for every topic I finish and post, 2 more ideas get added!
Remember the paradox of deoxygenated venous blood from the lung tissue returning to the left atrium….Bronchial Venous return …which in cardiac surgery for mitral valve replacement can flood the field for a cardiac surgeon …the ONE anomaly of deoxygenated blood returning to an oxygenated blood chamber …perfusionists know this well
My opinion of the AstraZeneca/Oxford vaccine: I'm glad I was able to get Pfizer's... Seriously though, maybe once/if it's authorized in the US, I'll tackle it. But its whole story is a bit of a cluster. I don't understand how a major company could make such unforced errors with something this big.
Hello everyone! This is the first video of a planned 14-15 video series on cardiovascular physiology (Playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLYojB5NEEakWY3ZS0acDMw4nbEZV-y7pk.html ). Each video is 15-30 minutes in length. It's starting at the basics so that viewers with different backgrounds (e.g. high school vs. undergrad, premed vs. non premed, etc...) can have the same background knowledge before deep dives on subsequent topics.
The tentative list of video topics:
Overview of the CV system (i.e. this video)
The Cardiac Action Potential
Excitation-Contraction Coupling
Cardiac Mechanics (preload, afterload, contractility, ejection fraction)
The Cardiac Cycle and PV Loops (including cardiac work)
Hemodynamics
Viscosity and Turbulence
Arterial Blood Pressure
Nervous System Regulation of the Cardiovascular System
Hormonal Regulation of the Cardiovascular System
Integration of CV Regulation (i.e. complete description of what your CV system does during exercise, dehydration, septic shock, weightlessness, etc...)
Vascular Biology
Coronary Circulation
The Microcirculation and Lymphatics
Cardiac Embryology
If this is successful, the following stage would be to intersperse path and pharm topics into the playlist (e.g. pathophysiology of heart failure following cardiac mechanics, atherosclerosis following vascular biology, etc...), with the eventual goal of replicating the content of a medical school CV organ block.
Let me know what you think!
I am loving the series, thank you a lot.
Thank you Dr. Strong - outstanding and appreciated.
sir I watched your 8 videos on playlist, but when will you upload the rest of them.
Need lecture about principle of TEE and PCI thank you
I appreciate the pace, depth and overall delivery of your work and have subscribed - please don’t change a thing and keep them coming thank you ❤
I teach anatomy and physiology to high school students. Much of what Dr. Strong covers in his videos is beyond the scope of my course. However, his videos represent the epitome of what educational TH-cam videos should look like. There is no "flash" or "bang" to distract the viewer, just high-quality graphics accompanied by his clear and concise instruction. He is clearly a person who is committed to education. Thank you, Dr. Strong for your efforts, and keep up the good work.
Thank you so much for the kind words! You've probably already discovered this, but Crash Course Anatomy & Physiology is pretty good and seems close to high school level. Also, the channel Corporis doesn't have a complete A&P playlist, but has some great stand alone videos at the high school and college level, including some interesting ones on the history of medicine.
@@StrongMed I am indeed familiar with both of those channels. While Crash Course is excellent, I have a couple of problems with it. The speed of narration can be overwhelming for some students. They really try to pack a lot of information into a 10-15 minute video. Additionally, some of the animations are superfluous and distracting at times. I feel that many of my students would appreciate the very clear, systematic approach that you use. Some of your videos I could certainly use for my class, most go above and beyond what my students are ready for. I really enjoyed your introductory video on hemostasis. It provides a better foundation for the topic than anything I have read in the A & P textbooks. I could use this video, the subsequent videos are more than likely too much for my students. I plan to watch the whole series this summer. I find the topic very complex, frustrating, yet interesting. Keep doing what you do. I haven't visited Patreon yet, but I plan on doing so. Thank you!
I'm not a leg man, compliments from me are as rare as water in the Gobie Desert, IN SHORT,.....this youtube chanel is one of the most profound medical contributions for learning I've come across,...for studying, this is my 2021 highlight, to say Way Cool.....is an understatement.
Paul
this one video covered 3 weeks worth of lecture material I did not think I would ever understand into 28 mins.
Thank you so much. I have a test tomorrow and this video completely saved my life.
Such a clear and thorough lecture for someone who wants to review the CVS or learn the basics!! Thank you very much, Dr. Strong!!
Thank you so much , definitely helping in my recertification exams as I have forgotten the basics in the past 20 years while pursuing another specialty, feel like an excited med school student while watching these videos , you definitely are one of the best teachers I have come across
What an outstanding lecture! I salute your parents and teachers for producing such an knowledgeable person.
One of the most great videos in my medical tour
Dr. Strong, seeing this video is three years old most likely you will not see my commit, however this retired mechanic who has heart problems is very great full for your work, thank you. (my apologies for the long Greek sentence)
The only best professors are on TH-cam. That's a bitter truth.
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I'm taking an EKG class and I have to remember all the names, locations,functions and this has diffently helped me understand it more. Thank you.
if this dude gave my lectures in med school i might have actually entered residency with some practical knowledge..
yes
Always that teacher is the problem... perhaps if you had been a different kind of student
@@BelleHealingMusic I aced all my tests and got 99th percentile on boards. I was an excellent student. My teachers still sucked and i had to learn everything on my own lol
😊 well said. Surely theyd assigned a textbook or 16 where one could study themselves and learn applicable material. Lecture is most effective if it s supplemental resource - not main /only study resource @BelleHealingMusic
I have listened to some great lectures, but this guy is a gem in human form!!! Where were you hiding sir?????
Seriously, I should have had YOU as a teacher in medical school. This video really drops. Exceptionally well done.
This is so helpful, you've essentially shortened the lecture that my teacher provided by explaining the structure and parts of the heart from almost 50-60 minutes (without the cardiac cycle and histology) to 30 minutes
Thank you for this content! It will help me pass my A&P2 class so I can get into nursing school!!
wow this helped me out massively!! i found it hard to understand my teacher when she was explaining the cardiovascular system and never had a clue what she was on about, until i found this video 2 weeks before my a level exam, which is on the 25th of may 2023! thank you so much for making videos like these, will be returning for more :)))
Thanks Dr. Strong. This was the first video for my cardiology class i'm teaching in Eldoret, Kenya
This is a fantastic lecture of this topic. I found myself revisit this lecture again and may be again. This lecture is unrivaled. I thank you Dr Strong very much.
I’m so happy I found this I have an A&P test on Tuesday about the cardiovascular system and this helped clarify a lot to me! Than you!
Thank you Dr. Strong for this wonderful lecturer,it is top notch❤
This is literal gold! Thank you so much; I'm really enjoying your cardiovascular content!
Much more interesting, easier to understand and to the point compared to my uni lectures
Thank you so much for this excellent overview, Dr. Strong!!
Glad it was helpful!
Fantastic lecture! I’m an old nurse but new health science teacher so this was a great refresher for me!
Studying for the HESI, wish me luck!!! Thank you for the best information given in the shortest amount of time!
Dr. Strong!! Very precise and clear presentation!!! Ty so much for your time making this incredible lecture possible. 😊
Thank you very much Dr Eric Strong, especially to review this , I am looking forward to watch this series of you. I pretty know EKG from your EKG series , you are great teacher/instructor indeed.
Simple and thorough knowledge Sir. Thank you so much. ❤
Thank so much for your great presentation.
Thankyou so much sir!!!❤ This absolutely a very helpful and an outstanding presentation... Got all cleared out on the concepts and learned a lot only in one go all thanks to your amazing teaching and presenting skills😊❤️
I'm new here and trying to learn more about the cardiovascular system. Thanks for your tutorials
Thanks alot doctor,, this will help me alot,,, may God bless you,,from ug
this was well spoken way to explain and edit lecture!
Much appreciation for all your videos, many thanks.
wonderful video! you are an AMAZING teacher! thank you so much for this upload ❤
you are the best Dr Strong,thank you very much
Excellent lecture. Essential for any clinician or anatomist.
amazing lecture! keep up the great work doc!
Really, it's a wonderful effort and very good videos to learn through it ❤
Thanks sir
I've learned a lot
Amazing explanations, particularly the cardiac cycle
Wow! I wish youtube was around when I was in college 😆. Great video for recertification!
I highly appreciate this series Eric!! Keep up the good work!
Hello sir can you please make a video on foetal circulation? Love this video btw
Thanks Dr.Eric Sir, Please consider including videos helping to understand the 2D Echo Basics.🙏🏻
Thank you so much Dr. Eric 🙏
Thank u so much Dr. Strong❤
Thank you very much for the video with kindness and respect
Waaaaàaaaaaaaaaw this is awesome
Thank you dear Doctor.
Good lecture. This helps learn about the heart anatomy.
this video guves me nostalgia to my anatomy and physiology classes
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Wonderful video.. very clear concepts. Thanks a lot Dr. Eric
This video is godsend THANK YOU
I don't get why anyone would click dislike on this video
Love you Dr Eric I appreciate your work
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Magnificent work.
Thank you for the great overview! Looking forward to your more in-depth videos on the cardiovascular system.
Wonderful i must say , two thumbs up
This is so helpful. Thank you.
Nice explanation Sir
Gold standard 🎉
Great, I wish I knew this channel earlier
Excellent tutorial
Thank you dr eric for your lectures, I hope to include POCUS of the heart and later on U/S of the lungs to your lecture series.
Or can you make a series of lectures about basics of ultrasound and then its application
"POCUS".
Thanks for the suggestion! I 100% agree that POCUS is an important and undervalued part of medical training. It's on my master list of topics to cover here on the channel, but truthfully, it feels like for every topic I finish and post, 2 more ideas get added!
there are several on TH-cam already but I dont disagree that at some point in the future he will probably do them
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Thank you so much sir, it was very helpful
Very desirable presentation! Highest quality! Thank You for teaching us!
this was extremely helpful, thank you
Great presentation. 😇😇😇
AMAZING. Thanks, doc!
Thanks so much for this video! Definitely answered a lot of my questions.
Thank you for this lecture
Remember the paradox of deoxygenated venous blood from the lung tissue returning to the left atrium….Bronchial Venous return …which in cardiac surgery for mitral valve replacement can flood the field for a cardiac surgeon …the ONE anomaly of deoxygenated blood returning to an oxygenated blood chamber …perfusionists know this well
Thank You Dr.
Amazing video, it helped me a lot. Thank you so much ❤
hey i am from India the video is nice
Thank you so much!! This is helping me!!
You are my hero
Ooooh you have new visuals for titles
The oxygenated or deoxygenated blood ???
very helpful video, thank you
This is amazing, thank you so much!!!
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Lable the diagram please while explaining
This content very helpful
Excellent!
Great video 👍🏻
Well explained
THANKS i can pass biology now!!
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Thanks doctor
None of my professors described the cardiovascular system this good when I was in medical school. By Amelia
Amazing 🙏
Excellent
Are you gonna make a video on your opinions of the AstraZeneca vaccine? I think it would be really interesting.
My opinion of the AstraZeneca/Oxford vaccine: I'm glad I was able to get Pfizer's...
Seriously though, maybe once/if it's authorized in the US, I'll tackle it. But its whole story is a bit of a cluster. I don't understand how a major company could make such unforced errors with something this big.
outstanding
Thank you ❤
Please, send me the autonomous nervous system too. Thank you.
Thanks for the video
Thank You!