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When you have worked through this you should be able to Describe the changes in pressure and volume in
the left side of the heart during a heat beat. Recognise and explain the jugular pulse Explain how they relate to the ECG Understand the reasons for the first, second and
third hear sounds. Revise concepts of preload, afterload and
contractility
The cardiac cycle
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There is a video to support this lecture (which you should study before the lecture!)
https://stream.liv.ac.uk/s/tvfcau7f It is also available with all my other lectures
on my website http://www.liv.ac.uk/~dcmt In the text books:
Chapter 18, p. 203 in Preston and Wilson (2013)Chapter 11, p.523 in Naish and Court (2014)
Video
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The cardiac cycle
a c va, c and v are the waves of the jugular pulse
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The ECG and ventricular volume
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The ECG and ventricular pressure
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The cardiac cycle