Invasive BP Monitoring (Part 2)

[@Hhhghgt]

👍Keep it up….Crystal clear concepts….

[@aarav3836]

Well Done Dr Nisha , Well explained in easy language. Thank you

[@anesthesiasimplified9101]

Thank you for your kind words.

[@Rahulsharma-vs9kh]

Well explained mam, i understand everything

[@draayushi3091]

Very well explained maam ..pls make more vedios covering other topics also

[@tanyapandey2419]

Very nicely explained

[@anesthesiasimplified9101]

Thank you :)

[@poojahingu9462]

Difficult points easily explained..👍

[@anesthesiasimplified9101]

Thank you :)

[@poojakansara7422]

Loved it ma'am ☺️👏

[@anesthesiasimplified9101]

Thank you 😊

[@KCZ94]

Ma'am, thank you so much.
Ma'am, as u have clearly explained that there well be a changes in blood pressure with change in the level of the transducer with respect to the phlebostatic axis. Can you please tell if there will be any changes in blood pressure recording if the site of cannulation is kept above or below the level of the phlebostatic axis?

[@tharukarathnayaka4224]

Thank you soo much

[@hussainrajkotwala6265]

Thnk you mam..plz add new videos

[@drroy2290]

Thanku so much

[@vahida......3467]

Is there any part 3 mam???? About volume response??? Please share mam

[@ralph6022]

The example mentioned has only 0.1 damping co- efficient, which is unacceptable right !!?

[@Vj_123-e2e]

Is there 3rd part?

[@doctorgvlog]

Ma'am itna lamba chota sa topic ka 😂😂😂😂