In this video, I start talking about what happens when things go wrong with the cardiovascular system. We start with a general review of the circulatory system, starting with the absorption of nutrients into the blood all the way to the function of the heart. We then deal with topics like edema, ischemia, infarctions and how the disfunction of the circulatory system can result in significant problems. Watch this video on an introduction to cardiovascular disorders.
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Good terse overview. . . Don
Simple presentation and very infromative.
Thank you
Colin
this is really helpfull ..tks
Thanks Don!
Glad you enjoyed and got value from it.
You’re welcome. That’s what I’m here for 🙂
I paid for your course but never was able to access it. Thus, I did not study and was upset.I would like to join your new endeavor. Please make this easy for me to access.
Berni
working in “Special Education” requires implementation of the KISS Principal… This is not only KISS but also excellent for my “main stream” kids
Hi Dr. Berni,
I’m sorry but I don’t have any record of your purchasing the course. Are you sure you aren’t referring to the study guide? If you are having problems accessing something you purchased, please contact me via email and I’ll get you taken care of.
Yep, I say Keep it super simple. That’s my Adaptation of KISS 😉
Very good and informative….
Thank you Pooja!
Hi Leslie,
Thanks again for a great lecture. It is really an excellent and informative presentation. I particularly love the handout. IIt has given me ideas on how to prepare handouts for students Nurses.
Well done.
Florence
Thanks for amazing refresh of knowledge. you have done great job. Clear to understand your explanation of that point of interest. Waiting for next ones…
Glad to help Florence. Yeah, I find that it’s pretty effective to have the slides and a place for notes. Works well because they have what you have on the screen and have space to add the good stuff.
Hi Leslie! I’m so happy that your videos will now be available to everyone everywhere. You do actually make biology not only fun to learn but easier to learn as well. I recommend your site to every A&P/biology student I encounter. Thanks again…and keep up the great work!
Outstanding thank you!
Hello Leslie
The handout and the lecture transcript did not download. Thanks for your help and great content
Simply awesome. Very helpful for my Biology 20 and Biology 30 classes.
Thanks Samuel
Hi Leslie
I love your lectures! You make everything interesting and easy to learn.
Really love the new stuff. The handout and lecture notes are great.
Looking forward to more from you!
Shireen
Very helpful and informative.
Thanks
i love this presentation it is very informative.
Working on a Tele & CVICU unit as a Navigator always keeps me interested.. Some Bio classes & just didn’t quite get it. I thought this was very simple & easy to understand… Kind of had my thinking about my HTN
Thanks, this is GREAT!
very simple and informative.
excellent and informative presentation!!!
Thank you 🙂
Again, this was very useful. Your videos help me a lot in my emt studies, and understanding physiology! Keep up the good work, I will stay tuned!
Jani
Hi ,excellent lecture for the undergraduate
we need a guide for the update for the basic and advanced physiology for postgraduates
best wishes
DR RANIA
thanks a lot for this presentation , it is very v nice
The video is osom ! Helped me a lot to learn new things !
You really can explain very nicely ! Thanks a lot !
Wow your amazing .. thanks you
You are always do the perfect video, its amaze me , well done, I like it as a student , I have to complain about it.
very well presented and helpful, thank you Leslie I appreciate your good work.
Im unable to access the free study guide that was sent to me. Please help. thank you
Well prepared lecture. Well done.
U r the best.
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