Starling, Cardiac And Vascular Function Curves | Cardiovascular system | Step 1 Simplified

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[@daemiellanron844]

Stop smacking your lips. Its annoying. Good video btw.

[@parthshahani3071]

Thank you 😀

[@dani1075]

I think you have a good explanation but I just got so distracted by the extra sounds of your lips. 😭

[@no8aelanee8a33]

i didn't get how cardiac output increases with decrease in venous return (so when RA pressure increases venous return decreases which subsequently decreases CO, how does this graph depict the opposite of my explanation)

[@iamliam6929]

that is exactly what bothers me right now... have u figured it out ?

[@no8aelanee8a33]

@@iamliam6929 I guess that right atrial pressure in this context means the volume of blood that enters RA not the pressure inside the chamber. So, if RA pressure increases (more volume aka more venous return) it means that cardiac output increases

[@iamliam6929]

@@no8aelanee8a33 that is the same way i ve been thinking about it ... thanks for the reply :)

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