Cardiac Anatomy and Physiology
CPD
1h 36m
Lecture Overview
This revision session provides a great foundation for understanding more complex cardiac disorders. Take an opportunity to reflect on your current level of knowledge relating to cardiovascular system anatomy and physiology, and brush up on the electrical events taking place in the heart, cardiac output, and more.
Educators
Joanne Reading
Joanne Reading is a clinical educator within the 42-bed ICU at the Royal Melbourne Hospital, which also services critically ill patients from the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre and the Royal Women’s Hospital. Joanne holds a critical care graduate certificate and a master of health science with a focus on education. She is also the author of her own nursing education website called 'Blogging for your Noggin'. With a special interest in all things cardiac and respiratory. Joanne is passionate about ensuring that education not only fosters critical thinking but is entertaining in the process! See Educator Profile
Reviews
4.6
106 Total Rating(s)
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Mariz Valenton
Very informative and a very good refresher!
Ze Liu
foundation for understanding more complex cardiac disorders. Take an opportunity to reflect on your current level of knowledge relating to cardiovascular system anatomy and physiology, and brush up on the electrical events taking place in the heart, cardiac output, and more.
Carey-Ann Sym
Vrry informative and also a great refresher.
Caroline Mannix
Great review cardiac anatomy and physiology, importance role of preload, contractility and afterload
Lourice Khoury
Excellent overview of cardiac anatomy and physiology and how preload, afterload and contractility assessments directly correlate with the function of the heart. The lecturer was clear and explained the topics extremely well. The only downside is the camera angles which caused some of the lecturer's drawings to not be shown while she was explaining them.
Nicole Finch
Great in-depth lecture. Well thought out and easy to understand. I do wish that the slides could move or that the video could also focus on the white board as when she was using diagrams to explain points of interest i was unable to to see them and had to re watch to try and understand whatbshe was trying to explain. But overall great lecture.
Betty Jelagat Ruto
Very resourceful lecture
Jenny Penny
Presenter is very knowledgable and engaging
Jenna He
A presentation of high quality! It summarises many key points of knowledge that we need in intensive care.
Francis tameka
Fantastic lecture. Amazingly informative though I would think of changing the title of the lecture to " Cardiac Assessment" not Cardiac Anatomy and Physiology.