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Amazing work Sal. Quick bit for some of the commenters... 1. Heart Failure is by definition the inability of the heart to maintain an adequate Cardiac Output (CO). This is the amount of blood pumped out per minute. If it's too low your body systems cannot oxygenate adequately of course. 2. CAD/CHD is NOT the same thing as Heart Failure. These are conditions which can LEAD to heart failure (in other words, your heart gets damaged, the pump becomes weak, and THEN you end up with heart failure).
Hello, this is quite older but I just found it. Too much to write but I have been looking for an explanation of my heart issues, no one has explained it better and I am very grateful for the information. Blessings to you!
A lot of your video is clear and accurate. In simplifying the explanation of ischemia, you misled your audience. Damaged heart muscle with sufficient injury can lead to ht failure, but it would be at the end of a much longer process. The example of jogging with a coronary artery stenosis would lead to "angina" NOT heart failure. Ht failure occurs when the heart fails to pump sufficient to the body's needs. It would be rare to develop heart failure while jogging, but common to suffer angina.
Intersting and important information, which should have been mentioned: Blood doesn't only suply oxygen, but also blood supplies glusose and takes away lactic acid from the cell. When lactic acid accumulates very much, it causes the pain.
You have such a way to explain things so much simpler. Thanks alot it was a great video! You should do more on stuff like this. Now i understand it 100% thanks again!
Interestingly you defined everything but Heart Failure, which is one of the three terms in your video title. HF can be defined in terms of reduced stroke volume, cardiac output (Starling curves). Great job with stenosis and ischemia though.
Heart failure can cause angina but that does not necessarily mean it is heart failure. Angina can be caused by cardio, pulmonary, or even problems like acid reflux because angina is just pain, discomfort, or tightness in the chest. Only about 30% of chest pain is even related to the heart.
People can also mix up heart failure with cardiac arrest, because they sound the same. Cardiac arrest is your heart stopping, whereas heart failure essentially just means that the heart is failing to do what it should be doing.
Pulmonary vein brings oxygenated blood from the lungs back to the heart. The coronary arteries "feed" the heart with blood so that it can respire. They actually are the first arteries leading away from the aorta, so the blood they give to the heart is really oxygenated.
The pulmonary vein takes the newly oxygenated blood from the lungs and brings it to the Left Ventricle of the Heart. The Coronary Artery are arteries that break off of the Aorta and feed the Heart oxygenated blood so it can keep doing its job.
Atherosclerosis is the build up of fatty deposits within the arterial walls. LDL cholesterol is deposited and is ingested by macrophages, resulting in a fatty streak. Stenosis is the result the condition of narrowing of the lumen.
Is ischemia defined as " restriction in blood supply" as per your explanation in video or it is strictly defined as "a restriction of blood supply in tissue" for theoretical or exact use [without doubting the common sense]
Reply to Perry Wiseman Pulmonary vein returns blood from the lungs to the left atrium mate. From Left atrium, it does to left ventricle via the Mitral valve. On a side story, good presentation. I liked.
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Appreciate video content! Sorry for chiming in, I would appreciate your opinion. Have you ever tried - Ganadelyn Astounding Guide (Sure I saw it on Google)? It is a great one off product for getting rid of heart disease without the headache. Ive heard some awesome things about it and my friend at very last got astronomical results with it.
Amazing work Sal. Quick bit for some of the commenters...
1. Heart Failure is by definition the inability of the heart to maintain an adequate Cardiac Output (CO). This is the amount of blood pumped out per minute. If it's too low your body systems cannot oxygenate adequately of course.
2. CAD/CHD is NOT the same thing as Heart Failure. These are conditions which can LEAD to heart failure (in other words, your heart gets damaged, the pump becomes weak, and THEN you end up with heart failure).
thank you for explaining this , you explain it better than my professor :)
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@vpletap No, heart failure can be caused by CAD/CHD/Heart Disease.
Hello, this is quite older but I just found it. Too much to write but I have been looking for an explanation of my heart issues, no one has explained it better and I am very grateful for the information. Blessings to you!
A lot of your video is clear and accurate. In simplifying the explanation of ischemia, you misled your audience. Damaged heart muscle with sufficient injury can lead to ht failure, but it would be at the end of a much longer process. The example of jogging with a coronary artery stenosis would lead to "angina" NOT heart failure. Ht failure occurs when the heart fails to pump sufficient to the body's needs. It would be rare to develop heart failure while jogging, but common to suffer angina.
Very helpful explanation - thanks.
Thanks. I'm doing A level biology and I need to make sure I don't confuse my terms.
thank you. You are the teacher of the century
Intersting and important information, which should have been mentioned:
Blood doesn't only suply oxygen, but also blood supplies glusose and takes away lactic acid from the cell. When lactic acid accumulates very much, it causes the pain.
You have such a way to explain things so much simpler. Thanks alot it was a great video! You should do more on stuff like this. Now i understand it 100% thanks again!
Interestingly you defined everything but Heart Failure, which is one of the three terms in your video title. HF can be defined in terms of reduced stroke volume, cardiac output (Starling curves). Great job with stenosis and ischemia though.
Thankyou for the lecture
Yay for clarity..
Heart failure can cause angina but that does not necessarily mean it is heart failure. Angina can be caused by cardio, pulmonary, or even problems like acid reflux because angina is just pain, discomfort, or tightness in the chest. Only about 30% of chest pain is even related to the heart.
People can also mix up heart failure with cardiac arrest, because they sound the same. Cardiac arrest is your heart stopping, whereas heart failure essentially just means that the heart is failing to do what it should be doing.
Thank you 🙏🏻
Thanks, should've have done more research myself.
Awesome explanation
So how come Ischemic Heart Disease is the most common cause of death in the world if it supposedly causes heart failure so rarely?
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Sharp explanation
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Pulmonary vein brings oxygenated blood from the lungs back to the heart. The coronary arteries "feed" the heart with blood so that it can respire. They actually are the first arteries leading away from the aorta, so the blood they give to the heart is really oxygenated.
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The pulmonary vein takes the newly oxygenated blood from the lungs and brings it to the Left Ventricle of the Heart. The Coronary Artery are arteries that break off of the Aorta and feed the Heart oxygenated blood so it can keep doing its job.
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Good video as always
Atherosclerosis is the build up of fatty deposits within the arterial walls. LDL cholesterol is deposited and is ingested by macrophages, resulting in a fatty streak. Stenosis is the result the condition of narrowing of the lumen.
Whats the name of the black program his using? 😓
Hehe we have a very normal stenosis of our trachea.
Without knowing the real meaning of it i would think it is a bad condition. :)
Thank you.
Is ischemia defined as " restriction in blood supply" as per your explanation in video
or it is strictly defined as "a restriction of blood supply in tissue"
for theoretical or exact use
[without doubting the common sense]
Does anyone know what exactly is the difference between pulmonary vein and coronary artery? Thanks :D
K riesgo uno corre con septial ishemia?????
So are Atherosclerosis and Stenosis the same thing?
@khanacademy do you teach Electrical Engineering Fundamentals?
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Plaque accumulates under the endothelial layer, which the diagram violated.
K es una septial ishemia
Narrowing or constriction of an artery
Don't mention it
Reply to Perry Wiseman
Pulmonary vein returns blood from the lungs to the left atrium mate. From Left atrium, it does to left ventricle via the Mitral valve.
On a side story, good presentation. I liked.
he forgot diastolic heart failure caused by high blood pressure
So heart failure is Angina?
reubenkinara heart failure causes angina pectoris(pain in chest)
Stenosis, not stenois.