Lecture

Cardiac Function and Circulatory Response

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Description

This lecture covers the effects of hemorrhage, myocardial insufficiency, and exercise on cardiac function, including concepts such as venous return, cardiac output measurement, and mean arterial pressure. It also discusses the response to physical exertion, the Fick principle, and determinants of cardiac output. The presentation delves into the relationship between oxygen consumption and effort, cardiac function curves, and the role of the nervous system in cardiovascular control.

Instructor

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