Heart Failure Explained Clearly

Understand Heart Failure diagnosis and treatment with these clear and concise medical lectures from Dr. Roger Seheult.

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MedCram medical videos allow you to cut down on study time and maximize retention and understanding by focusing in on what is most important. Dr. Seheult's medical Illustrations, charts, memory aids, and quizzes will make learning and reviewing medical topics a breeze. We think (and certainly hope) you'll find Heart Failure Explained Clearly very informative, easy to follow, and fun.

Course Contents:

Heart Failure: Basics, Terminology and Definitions free trial
Heart Failure: Pathophysiology - Preload
Heart Failure: Pathophysiology - Afterload
Quiz

FERNANDO VEGA, MD

BRIAN WALTON, Paramedic

KELLY BLUE, MD

Excellent concise review.

JOLEEN LESZCZYNSKI, NP

TRACY CONCHA, RN

WILLIAM DICKINSON, Paramedic

It was good. But I had hoped there would be a discussion about EKG changes associated with HF.

RAYMOND CHAN

DUAA ABDALLAH, MD

GENTA BACI, MD

BRENDAN MORGAN, EMT

Course content was very clear except the last third of the Afterload topic - despite playing back several times, i didn't get it and feel like there may have been a leap from one point to another without the required detail - that is, assumed some level of knowledge that i for one don't have. The alternative explanation is that you have a really slow student here which is a distinct possibility :) Love the Medcram trainings and resources and this is the first one i've had trouble keeping up so absolutely no complaints or criticisms just suggesting a slower journey may be needed for the Afterload topic.