Cardiology I (Rush PA)

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Cardiac Physiology (Rush PA - Cardiology I)

Cardiac Muscle Function (Rush PA - Cardiology I)

Cardiac Pacemakers – Heart Rate and Electricity	03:54
Membrane Potential – Heart Rate and Electricity	05:54
Pacemaker Potential and Pacemaker Cells – Heart Rate and Electricity	07:54
Para- and Sympathetic Control of the Heart Rate – Heart Rate and Electricity	06:49
Influence on Pacemaker Activity – Heart Rate and Electricity	04:02
Heart Rate Ranges and Gap Junction Channels – Heart Rate and Electricity	07:49
Non-Pacemaker Action Potential – Heart Rate and Electricity	04:35
Myocyte Conduction Pathway and Atrioventricular Block (AV) – Heart Rate and Electricity	07:52
Ectopic Foci and Abnormal Conduction – Heart Rate and Electricity	02:08
Electrocardiogram (ECG): Definition, Function & Basic Principles – Electrocardiogram	02:39
Sequence of Depolarization – Electrocardiogram	07:52
ECG Tracing: Definitions and Related Cardiac Timing – Electrocardiogram	03:55
ECG Tracing: Normal Intervals – Electrocardiogram	08:05
Mean Electrical Axis and Determining Axis on ECG – Electrocardiogram	05:56
ECG Abnormalities – Electrocardiogram	05:55
Systole and Diastole – Cardiac Cycle	01:42
Isovolumetric Contraction: LV Phases— Cardiac Cycle	06:12
Atrial Systole and Diastole – Cardiac Cycle	02:52
Complete Picture of the Cardiac Cycle – Cardiac Cycle	04:11
Intracardiac and Vascular Heart Pressure – Cardiac Cycle	04:08
Heart Sounds – Cardiac Cycle	05:07
Cardiac Output, Flow, Pressure and Resistance Theory – Cardiac Mechanics	03:23
Preload and the Frank-Starling Law – Cardiac Mechanics	09:15
Afterload – Cardiac Mechanics	05:30
Inotropy: Definition, Regulation and Effects – Cardiac Mechanics	08:08
Frank-Starling Curve and Atrial Dynamics – Cardiac Mechanics	04:17
Quiz zum Kurs „Cardiac Muscle Function (Rush PA - Cardiology I)“

Hemodynamics (Rush PA - Cardiology I)

Cardiac Pacemakers – Heart Rate and Electricity	03:54
Membrane Potential – Heart Rate and Electricity	05:54
Pacemaker Potential and Pacemaker Cells – Heart Rate and Electricity	07:54
Para- and Sympathetic Control of the Heart Rate – Heart Rate and Electricity	06:49
Influence on Pacemaker Activity – Heart Rate and Electricity	04:02
Heart Rate Ranges and Gap Junction Channels – Heart Rate and Electricity	07:49
Non-Pacemaker Action Potential – Heart Rate and Electricity	04:35
Myocyte Conduction Pathway and Atrioventricular Block (AV) – Heart Rate and Electricity	07:52
Ectopic Foci and Abnormal Conduction – Heart Rate and Electricity	02:08
Electrocardiogram (ECG): Definition, Function & Basic Principles – Electrocardiogram	02:39
Sequence of Depolarization – Electrocardiogram	07:52
ECG Tracing: Definitions and Related Cardiac Timing – Electrocardiogram	03:55
ECG Tracing: Normal Intervals – Electrocardiogram	08:05
Mean Electrical Axis and Determining Axis on ECG – Electrocardiogram	05:56
ECG Abnormalities – Electrocardiogram	05:55
Systole and Diastole – Cardiac Cycle	01:42
Isovolumetric Contraction: LV Phases— Cardiac Cycle	06:12
Atrial Systole and Diastole – Cardiac Cycle	02:52
Complete Picture of the Cardiac Cycle – Cardiac Cycle	04:11
Intracardiac and Vascular Heart Pressure – Cardiac Cycle	04:08
Heart Sounds – Cardiac Cycle	05:07
Cardiac Output, Flow, Pressure and Resistance Theory – Cardiac Mechanics	03:23
Preload and the Frank-Starling Law – Cardiac Mechanics	09:15
Afterload – Cardiac Mechanics	05:30
Inotropy: Definition, Regulation and Effects – Cardiac Mechanics	08:08
Frank-Starling Curve and Atrial Dynamics – Cardiac Mechanics	04:17
Flow, Pressure and Resistance Theory – Blood Vessels and Pressure	03:46
Fluid Movement Resistance, Laminar and Turbulent Blood Flow – Blood Vessels and Pressure	04:17
Blood Flow and Velocity – Blood Vessels and Pressure	02:38
Mean Arterial Pressure (MAP) – Blood Vessels and Pressure	04:28
Vascular Anatomy – Blood Vessels and Pressure	10:14
Local Factors of Arterial Pressure – Blood Vessels and Pressure	06:31
Neurohumoral Factors of Arterial Pressure– Blood Vessels and Pressure	05:04
Baroreceptor Reflex – Regulation of Ambulatory Blood Pressure (ABP)	05:59
Brain Regions and Autonomic Control – Regulation of Ambulatory Blood Pressure (ABP)	02:52
Baroreflex & Baroreceptor Function Alteration, Resetting & Adaptation – Regulation of Ambulatory Blood Pressure (ABP)	06:30
Renin-Angiotensin-Aldosterone System (RAAS) – Regulation of Ambulatory Blood Pressure (ABP)	03:59
ADH (Vasopressin) and Natriuretic Peptides – Regulation of Ambulatory Blood Pressure (ABP)	06:33
Central Venous Pressure (CVP) – Regulation of Venous Pressure	02:42
Vascular Function Curves – Regulation of Venous Pressure	04:15
Combination of Cardiac and Vascular Function Curves – Regulation of Venous Pressure	06:00
Isometric and Isotonic Resistance Exercise – CV Response to Exercise	03:44
Blood Pressure Effects on the Valsalva Maneuver – CV Response to Exercise	04:45
Cardiovascular Response and CO Changes in Endurance Training – CV Response to Exercise	04:12
ABP Response to Endurance Training – CV Response to Exercise	02:44
Skeletal Muscle Pump and Effects of Chronic Endurance Training – CV Response to Exercise	05:24
Distribution of Blood Flow – Special Circulations	03:17
Cerebral Circulation – Special Circulations	04:50
Coronary Circulation – Special Circulations	04:35
Cutaneous Circulation – Special Circulations	02:12
Skin Blood Flow – Special Circulations	04:19
Quiz zum Kurs „Hemodynamics (Rush PA - Cardiology I)“

Electrophysiology (Rush PA - Cardiology I)

Para- and Sympathetic Control of the Heart Rate – Heart Rate and Electricity	06:49
Influence on Pacemaker Activity – Heart Rate and Electricity	04:02
Pacemaker Potential and Pacemaker Cells – Heart Rate and Electricity	07:54
Heart Rate Ranges and Gap Junction Channels – Heart Rate and Electricity	07:49
Non-Pacemaker Action Potential – Heart Rate and Electricity	04:35
Membrane Potential – Heart Rate and Electricity	05:54
Myocyte Conduction Pathway and Atrioventricular Block (AV) – Heart Rate and Electricity	07:52
Systole and Diastole – Cardiac Cycle	01:42
Isovolumetric Contraction: LV Phases— Cardiac Cycle	06:12
Atrial Systole and Diastole – Cardiac Cycle	02:52
Complete Picture of the Cardiac Cycle – Cardiac Cycle	04:11
Intracardiac and Vascular Heart Pressure – Cardiac Cycle	04:08
Heart Sounds – Cardiac Cycle	05:07
Quiz zum Kurs „Electrophysiology (Rush PA - Cardiology I)“

Systemic Circulation (Rush PA - Cardiology I)

Flow, Pressure and Resistance Theory – Blood Vessels and Pressure	03:46
Fluid Movement Resistance, Laminar and Turbulent Blood Flow – Blood Vessels and Pressure	04:17
Blood Flow and Velocity – Blood Vessels and Pressure	02:38
Mean Arterial Pressure (MAP) – Blood Vessels and Pressure	04:28
Vascular Anatomy – Blood Vessels and Pressure	10:14
Local Factors of Arterial Pressure – Blood Vessels and Pressure	06:31
Neurohumoral Factors of Arterial Pressure– Blood Vessels and Pressure	05:04
Baroreceptor Reflex – Regulation of Ambulatory Blood Pressure (ABP)	05:59
Brain Regions and Autonomic Control – Regulation of Ambulatory Blood Pressure (ABP)	02:52
Baroreflex & Baroreceptor Function Alteration, Resetting & Adaptation – Regulation of Ambulatory Blood Pressure (ABP)	06:30
Renin-Angiotensin-Aldosterone System (RAAS) – Regulation of Ambulatory Blood Pressure (ABP)	03:59
ADH (Vasopressin) and Natriuretic Peptides – Regulation of Ambulatory Blood Pressure (ABP)	06:33
Central Venous Pressure (CVP) – Regulation of Venous Pressure	02:42
Vascular Function Curves – Regulation of Venous Pressure	04:15
Combination of Cardiac and Vascular Function Curves – Regulation of Venous Pressure	06:00
Isometric and Isotonic Resistance Exercise – CV Response to Exercise	03:44
Blood Pressure Effects on the Valsalva Maneuver – CV Response to Exercise	04:45
Cardiovascular Response and CO Changes in Endurance Training – CV Response to Exercise	04:12
ABP Response to Endurance Training – CV Response to Exercise	02:44
Skeletal Muscle Pump and Effects of Chronic Endurance Training – CV Response to Exercise	05:24
Distribution of Blood Flow – Special Circulations	03:17
Cerebral Circulation – Special Circulations	04:50
Coronary Circulation – Special Circulations	04:35
Cutaneous Circulation – Special Circulations	02:12
Skin Blood Flow – Special Circulations	04:19
Quiz zum Kurs „Systemic Circulation (Rush PA - Cardiology I)“

Microcirculation and Lymphatic System (Rush PA - Cardiology I)

Starling Forces	09:05
Afferent and Efferent Arterioles	04:24
Lymphatic Vessels – Introduction to the Cardiovascular System	04:43
Starling's Law of the Capillary	03:00
Reabsorption in the Proximal Tubule	06:27
Preload and the Frank-Starling Law – Cardiac Mechanics	09:15
Frank-Starling Curve and Atrial Dynamics – Cardiac Mechanics	04:17
Conditions With Tissue Edema	06:28
Flow, Pressure and Resistance Theory – Blood Vessels and Pressure	03:46
Fluid Movement Resistance, Laminar and Turbulent Blood Flow – Blood Vessels and Pressure	04:17
Blood Flow and Velocity – Blood Vessels and Pressure	02:38
Mean Arterial Pressure (MAP) – Blood Vessels and Pressure	04:28
Quiz zum Kurs „Microcirculation and Lymphatic System (Rush PA - Cardiology I)“

Clinical Cardiology (Rush PA - Cardiology I)

Approach to Cardiovascular Disease (Rush PA - Cardiology I)

Bile Acid Sequestrants, Niacin and Fibrates – Lipid Control	06:03
Cardiac Case: 38-year-old Woman with Shortness of Breath and Inability to Lie Flat after Childbirth	03:35
Congestive Heart Failure (CHF): Pathogenesis and Etiologies	09:20
Constrictive Pericarditis: Pathogenesis	04:30
STEMI and NSTEMI: Localizing AMI by ECG	05:15
Hypertension: Endocrine & Cardiovascular Causes	13:10
How to Read an ECG: Conclusion	05:38
Conclusion – Congenital Heart Disease	03:03
Standard 12 Lead ECG	02:22
Pericardial Effusion and Cardiac Tamponade: Pathogenesis	05:55
Peripheral Arterial Disease: Signs and Symptoms	02:12
Cardiac Arrhythmia: Review	09:38
S3 and S4	08:01
Aortic Sclerosis – Valvular Heart Disease	11:31
Abnormal T Waves: Differentiating Pericarditis from Myocardial Infarction (MI)	05:08
Introduction to High Blood Pressure Medication – Drugs in Hypertension	02:04
Cardiac Case: 46-year-old Woman with Shortness of Breath when Walking	05:07
Aortic Stenosis: Visualization	08:14
Aortic Regurgitation: Signs and Symptoms	02:40
Beta and Calcium Channel Blockers – Hypertension	04:10
Bundle Branch and Fascicular Blocks	08:58
Alpha Agonists – Drugs in Hypertension	02:17
Cardiac Case: 21-year-old Woman with Fatigue and Shortness of Breath when Exercising	03:45
Mitral Regurgitation: Introduction	02:52
Tachycardia: Wolff-parkinson White Syndrome: Definition and Pathogenesis	07:58
Reading ECGs and Identifying Arrhythmias – Cardiac Dysrhythmia	03:51
ECG of Atrial Premature Beats	02:39
Questions – Heart Failure and Angina Management	07:12
Cardiac Case: 18-year-old Woman with Fast Heart Beat and Shortness of Breath	03:31
Tachycardia: Atrial Fibrillation: Diagnosis	01:51
Familial Hypercholesterolemia	02:51
Causes and Symptoms – Heart Failure	07:58
ECG Case: 77-year-old Man with Pacemaker	01:06
ECG of Premature Ventricular Contraction (PVC)	03:44
HMG-CoA Reductase Inhibitors – Lipid Control	09:19
Vascular Case: 72-year-old Man with Foot Pain and Gangrenous Left Hallux	04:58
Congestive Heart Failure (CHF): Definition	03:52
Constrictive Pericarditis: Causes	02:08
STEMI and NSTEMI: Special Inferior Wall Myocardial Infarction	04:33
Hypertension: Therapeutics	04:03
Power ECG Case Session	14:59
Plaque – Coronary Artery Disease	09:19
Systematic ECG Interpretation	13:47
Pericardial Effusion and Cardiac Tamponade: Signs and Symptoms	02:07
Peripheral Arterial Disease: Diagnosis and Treatment	07:45
Cardiac Arrhythmia: The Electric System of the Heart	02:03
Dynamic Auscultation	12:10
Aortic Regurgitation – Valvular Heart Disease	04:55
ECG Case: 67-year-old Diabetic Man with Low Blood Pressure	02:02
Postganglionic Sympathetic Nerve Terminal Blockers and Monoamine Oxidase Inhibitors – Drugs in Hypertension	02:29
Cardiac Case: 77-year-old Man with Shortness of Breath and Palpitations	03:59
Aortic Stenosis: Signs and Symptoms	03:36
Aortic Regurgitation: Diagnosis and Treatment	00:58
Other Forms of Therapy – Hypertension	04:30
ECG Case: 70-year-old Man with Acute Anterior MI	02:29
Beta Blockers – Drugs in Hypertension	05:07
Cardiac Case: 56-year-old Man with Dyspnea and Ankle Edema	03:03
Mitral Regurgitation: Pathogenesis	03:06
Tachycardia: Wolff-parkinson White Syndrome: Diagnosis and Treatment	07:20
Conduction System – Cardiac Dysrhythmia	05:24
ECG of Supraventricular Tachycardia	02:35
Introduction – Antiarrhythmic Drugs	00:46
Cardiac Case: 79-year-old Man with Pacemaker and Recent Dental Procedure	03:19
Tachycardia: Atrial Fibrillation: Treatment	07:33
Acute Coronary Syndrome	12:15
Testing on Patients and Therapy – Heart Failure	12:21
Vasospastic Angina: Pathogenesis	07:39
ECG of Ventricular Tachycardia and Cardiac Arrest	03:09
Fat Absorption and MTP Inhibitors – Lipid Control	03:38
Vascular Case: 37-year-old Man with Elevated Blood Pressure after Motor Vehicle Accident	03:20
Systolic Dysfunction	14:15
Constrictive Pericarditis: Signs and Symptoms	02:11
Overview of Dynamic Auscultation	02:28
Management of Angina and Myocardial Infarction: Overview	01:29
Metabolic Modifiers and Slow Sodium Channel Inhibitors – Heart Failure and Angina Management	04:12
Acute Coronary Syndrome – Coronary Artery Disease	10:01
ECG Case: 22-year-old Man with Anterior Chest Pain	01:40
Pericardial Effusion and Cardiac Tamponade: Causes	02:27
Aortic Dissection: Pathogenesis	04:56
Bradycardia: Sinus Bradycardia and Heart Blocks	07:24
Respiratory Variation	08:30
Mitral Stenosis – Valvular Heart Disease	07:52
ECG Case: 17-year-old Man with Pressure Feeling under Sternum	01:41
Lines of Therapy – Drugs in Hypertension	07:51
Cardiac Case: 76-year-old Man with COPD and Sudden Increase in Shortness of Breath	04:37
Aortic Stenosis: Diagnosis and Treatment	02:45
Ventricular Tachycardia: Diagnosis	03:56
Diseases of the Heart Muscle – Cardiomyopathy	06:23
Sick Sinus Syndrome and Sinus Exit Block	04:12
Introduction – Heart Failure and Angina Management	02:48
Cardiac Case: 86-year-old Woman with Shortness of Breath during Annual Checkup	03:12
Mitral Regurgitation: Visualization	04:50
Tachycardia: For The Boards	07:11
ECG Trace – Cardiac Dysrhythmia	04:12
ECG of Atrial Flutter and Fibrillation	04:44
Group 1: Sodium Channel Blockers – Antiarrhythmic Drugs	05:08
Cardiac Case: 22-year-old Woman with Fever and Ankle Edema after Long-term Heroin Abuse	03:07
Tachycardia: Atrial Flutter	04:08
Stable and Unstable Angina	04:52
Vasospastic Angina: Diagnosis	03:13
ECG of Torsades de Pointes	01:37
PCSK9 Inhibitors – Lipid Control	07:55
Anomalous Coronary Arteries – Congenital Heart Disease	16:55
Diastolic Dysfunction	03:51
Constrictive Pericarditis: Diagnosis	01:06
Hypertrophic Obstructive Cardiomyopathy	08:16
Management of Angina and Myocardial Infarction: NSTEMI and STEMI Treatment	04:26
Six Areas of Consensus – Coronary Artery Disease	15:31
Review of Normal ECG	03:07
Pericardial Effusion and Cardiac Tamponade: Pulsus Paradoxus	06:27
Aortic Dissection: Signs, Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment	02:16
Bradycardia: First Degree Heart Block	01:35
Auscultation Areas	14:31
Tricuspid Regurgitation – Valvular Heart Disease	04:19
ECG of Ventricular Hypertrophy	12:07
Pulmonary Hypertension Medication – Drugs in Hypertension	12:14
Cardiac Case: 19-year-old Man with Central Chest Pain Worsening when Breathing	03:12
Mitral Stenosis: Introduction	03:53
Ventricular Tachycardia: Typical Pattern	05:14
Dilated Cardiomyopathy – Cardiomyopathy	04:47
First-degree AV Blocks	01:40
Nitrates – Heart Failure and Angina Management	05:25
Cardiac Case: 72-year-old Man with Dyspnea at Rest and Inability to Lie Flat	03:33
Mitral Regurgitation: Signs, Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment	01:44
Atherosclerosis: Supply	03:48
Sinus, Atrial and Ventricular Rhythm – Cardiac Dysrhythmia	17:20
ECG of Nodale Extra Systoles	01:01
Group 2: Beta Blockers – Antiarrhythmic Drugs	01:53
Cardiac Case: 61-year-old Man with Substernal Chest Discomfort, Shortness of Breath and Diffuse Sweating	04:07
Acute Pericarditis: Introduction	02:14
Ischemic Heart Disease: Development	08:16
Coronary Steal Syndrome	07:52
Hypertension Diagnosis: Three Checks	03:34
ECG Case: 40-year-old Woman with 'Extra Heart Beats'	01:42
Questions – Lipid Control	03:32
Cardiac Trauma	05:53
Congestive Heart Failure (CHF): Signs and Symptoms	03:48
Constrictive Pericarditis: Square Root Sign	03:49
Changes in Murmurs	07:28
Management of Angina and Myocardial Infarction: Contraindications to Thrombolytics	01:47
Four Areas of Controversy – Coronary Artery Disease	09:01
ECG of Myocardial Infarction (MI): STEMI vs NSTEMI	05:23
Pericardial Effusion and Cardiac Tamponade: Diagnosis and Treatment	03:11
Slow Sodium Channel and Neprilysin Inhibitors – Heart Failure and Angina Management	08:51
Bradycardia: Second Degree Heart Block	05:14
Rapid Squatting	03:34
Complications of Hypertension – Hypertension	05:26
ECG of Atrial Enlargement	01:58
Questions and Case Studies – Drugs in Hypertension	05:34
Cardiac Case: 55-year-old Man with Sudden Anterior Chest Pain Radiating to Back	04:01
Mitral Stenosis: Pathogenesis	03:44
Ventricular Tachycardia: Treatment	04:19
Secondary Dilated Cardiomyopathy – Cardiomyopathy	07:34
Second-degree AV Blocks	08:10
Cardiac Depressants and Vasodilators – Heart Failure and Angina Management	10:55
Cardiac Case: 18-year-old Woman with Murmur	02:40
Mitral Valve Prolapse: Introduction	04:49
Atherosclerosis: Pathogenesis	05:27
Reading ECGs – Cardiac Dysrhythmia	05:12
ECG Case: 80-year-old Woman with Palpitations and Shortness of Breath	01:44
Group 3: Potassium Channel Blockers – Antiarrhythmic Drugs	03:26
Cardiac Case: 17-year-old Man with High Blood Pressure	03:56
Acute Pericarditis: Pathogenesis	02:16
Acute Pericarditis: Signs and Symptoms	01:19
Myocardial Infarction	03:07
Hypertension: Urgency vs. Emergency	06:54
Effects of Electrolyte Abnormalities on the ECG	07:37
Classification – Congenital Heart Disease	07:10
Cardiac Tumors	02:28
Congestive Heart Failure (CHF): Diagnosis and Treatment	08:17
Constrictive Pericarditis: Treatment	00:34
Summary of Dynamic Auscultation	02:41
Management of Angina and Myocardial Infarction: Treatment and Complications after (N)STEMI	06:12
Changing Concepts – Valvular Heart Disease	04:59
ECG of Inferior Myocardial Infarction (MI)	02:24
Cardiac Case: 57-year-old Man with Substernal Chest Pain	03:27
Bradycardia: Third Degree Heart Block	01:44
Aortic Regurgitation: Introduction	04:30
Therapy – Hypertension	08:52
ECG Case: 52-year-old Man with Shortness of Breath	02:01
Diuretics – Drugs in Hypertension	08:44
Cardiac Case: 82-year-old Man with Syncope	02:43
Mitral Stenosis: Visualization	11:02
Ventricular Tachycardia: Torsade De Pointes	09:35
Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy – Cardiomyopathy	10:18
Third-degree AV Blocks	01:40
Inotropes – Heart Failure and Angina Management	07:14
Cardiac Case: 68-year-old Woman with Murmur and Abnormal Heart Valve	04:44
Mitral Valve Prolapse: Examination	07:33
Atherosclerosis: Demand	01:40
Definition – Heart Failure	06:22
Types of Pacemaker	13:27
Group 4: Calcium Channel Blockers – Antiarrhythmic Drugs	02:08
Cardiac Case: 42-year-old Woman with Joint Discomfort, Low Grade Fever, and Dyspnea	02:56
Acute Pericarditis: Diagnosis	03:24
STEMI and NSTEMI: Pathogenesis	03:11
Primary and Secondary Hypertension (JNC 8 Guidelines)	06:22
Effects of Drugs on the ECG	02:17
Obstructive Congenital Heart Lesions – Congenital Heart Disease	07:09
How to Read an Electrocardiogram (ECG): Introduction	09:11
Congestive Heart Failure (CHF): Medications	07:45
Peripheral Vascular Disease: Definition	03:55
Cardiac Arrhythmia: Overview	02:25
Heart Sounds: Definitions	01:51
Aortic Stenosis – Valvular Heart Disease	08:36
ECG of Anterior Myocardial Infarction (MI)	03:45
Cardiac Case: 62-year-old Woman with Fever and Epigastric Discomfort	05:37
Aortic Stenosis: Auscultation Areas	04:03
Aortic Regurgitation: Pathogenesis	06:01
Diuretics – Hypertension	06:00
ECG Case: 44-year-old Woman with Shortness of Breath and Fatigue	01:52
Renin Angiotensin Aldosterone – Drugs in Hypertension	09:31
Cardiac Case: 54-year-old Woman with Breast Cancer and Dyspnea	03:39
Mitral Stenosis: Signs and Symptoms	05:06
Tachycardia: Multifocal Atrial Tachycardia: Pathogenesis	03:37
Restrictive Cardiomyopathy – Cardiomyopathy	07:18
ECG Case: 88-year-old Man with Syncope	01:38
Vasodilators – Heart Failure and Angina Management	02:32
Cardiac Case: 24-year-old Man with Asymptomatic Murmur	04:10
Tachycardia: Atrial Fibrillation: Pathogenesis	02:56
Hyperlipidemia	20:05
Pathophysiology – Heart Failure	06:17
How to Read a Pacemaker ECG	01:57
Group 5: Other Antiarrhythmics – Antiarrhythmic Drugs	03:39
Cardiac Case: 62-year-old Man with Shortness of Breath and Peripheral Edema	05:45
Cardiac Case: 22-year-old Woman with Leg Edema, Dyspnea and Fatigue	04:33
Acute Pericarditis: Treatment	01:46
STEMI and NSTEMI: Signs and Symptoms	08:37
Renovascular Hypertension	10:04
ECG Case: 65-year-old Man with CRF Misses Dialysis	01:11
Congenital Heart Lesions – Congenital Heart Disease	17:05
Cardiac Action Potential	04:16
Pericardial Effusion and Cardiac Tamponade: Definition	01:16
Peripheral Arterial Disease: Pathogenesis	02:29
Cardiac Arrhythmia: Dysrhythmias and CSD	09:02
S1 and S2	05:09
Bicuspid Aortic Valve – Valvular Heart Disease	03:18
Abnormal Q Waves: ECGs of Healed Myocardial Infarction (MI)	03:21
Cardiac Case: 44-year-old Man with Indigestion during Exertion	05:32
Aortic Stenosis: Pathogenesis	09:01
Aortic Regurgitation: Visualization	06:50
Renin Angiotensin Aldosterone System – Hypertension	07:57
Review of Cardiac Conduction System	04:04
Vasodilators – Drugs in Hypertension	06:48
Cardiac Case: 45-year-old Man with Alcohol Intake after Minor Traffic Accident	04:54
Mitral Stenosis: Diagnosis and Treatment	01:16
Tachycardia: Multifocal Atrial Tachycardia: Diagnosis and Treatment	07:22
Therapy – Cardiomyopathy	03:43
Supraventricular Arrhythmias: Introduction	04:04
Renin-Angiotensin Agents and Beta Blockers – Heart Failure and Angina Management	02:27
Cardiac Case: 67-year-old Woman with Cardiac Arrest	03:24
Tachycardia: Atrial Fibrillation: Signs and Symptoms	02:23
Types of Hyperlipidemia	07:06
Types – Heart Failure	04:06
Implantable Cardiac Defibrillator (ICD) Pacemaker	03:10
Questions – Antiarrhythmic Drugs	03:51
Quiz zum Kurs „Approach to Cardiovascular Disease (Rush PA - Cardiology I)“

Shock (Rush PA - Cardiology I)

Severe Sepsis and Septic Shock: Pathophysiology & Clinical Definition	06:54
Severe Sepsis and Septic Shock: Sources & Diagnosis	08:56
Severe Sepsis and Septic Shock: Treatment	09:39
Hypovolemic Shock	08:06
Cardiogenic and Obstructive Shock	07:05
Distributive Shock	05:40
Approach to Shock	01:11
Poisoning and Overdose	05:54
Quiz zum Kurs „Shock (Rush PA - Cardiology I)“

Hypertension (HTN) (Rush PA - Cardiology I)

Hypertension: Therapeutics	04:03
Renal Case: 38-year-old Man with Purple Stretch Marks	01:53
Primary vs. Secondary Hypertension	06:35
Cushing's Disease and Syndrome – Secondary Hypertension	04:24
Renal Case: 34-year-old Woman with New Onset of Hypertension	01:55
Renal Case: 47-year-old Woman with Palpitations	01:46
Hypertension Diagnosis: Three Checks	03:34
Renovascular Disease: Etiology and Pathophysiology – Secondary Hypertension	05:41
Pheochromocytoma – Secondary Hypertension	04:58
Hypertension: Urgency vs. Emergency	06:54
Renovascular Disease: Clinical Features and Treatment – Secondary Hypertension	09:42
Renal Case: 59-year-old Man who Snores	01:46
Primary and Secondary Hypertension (JNC 8 Guidelines)	06:22
Renal Parenchymal Hypertension – Secondary Hypertension	02:06
Obstructive Sleep Apnea – Secondary Hypertension	03:13
Renovascular Hypertension	10:04
Renal Case: 52-year-old Man with New-onset Hypertension	01:59
Hypertension: Endocrine & Cardiovascular Causes	13:10
Primary Hyperaldosteronism – Secondary Hypertension	08:05
Quiz zum Kurs „Hypertension (HTN) (Rush PA - Cardiology I)“

Cardiac Infections (Rush PA - Cardiology I)

Pericarditis: Epidemiology	06:02
Infective Endocarditis (IE): Etiology	05:10
Pericarditis: Signs and Symptoms	05:28
Infective Endocarditis (IE): Classification	02:54
Pericarditis: Diagnosis	04:41
Infective Endocarditis (IE): Signs and Symptoms	08:29
Microbiologic Dx	12:58
Myocarditis: Definition and Epidemiology	05:58
Infective Endocarditis (IE): Management	04:57
Myocarditis: Signs, Diagnosis & Management	04:22
IE Management: Antibiotic Treatment	09:43
IE Management: Other Procedures Requiring Antibiotic Prophylaxis	04:16
Infective Endocarditis (IE): Definition and Epidemiology	09:44
IE Prognosis: Areas of Uncertainty	02:25
Infective Endocarditis (IE): Pathology	09:47
Quiz zum Kurs „Cardiac Infections (Rush PA - Cardiology I)“

Pericardial and myocardial disorders, miscellaneous disorders (Rush PA - Cardiology I)

Acute Pericarditis: Diagnosis	03:24
Constrictive Pericarditis: Pathogenesis	04:30
Acute Pericarditis: Treatment	01:46
Constrictive Pericarditis: Causes	02:08
Pericardial Effusion and Cardiac Tamponade: Definition	01:16
Constrictive Pericarditis: Signs and Symptoms	02:11
Pericardial Effusion and Cardiac Tamponade: Pathogenesis	05:55
Constrictive Pericarditis: Diagnosis	01:06
Pericardial Effusion and Cardiac Tamponade: Signs and Symptoms	02:07
Constrictive Pericarditis: Square Root Sign	03:49
Acute Pericarditis: Introduction	02:14
Pericardial Effusion and Cardiac Tamponade: Causes	02:27
Constrictive Pericarditis: Treatment	00:34
Acute Pericarditis: Pathogenesis	02:16
Pericardial Effusion and Cardiac Tamponade: Pulsus Paradoxus	06:27
Acute Pericarditis: Signs and Symptoms	01:19
Pericardial Effusion and Cardiac Tamponade: Diagnosis and Treatment	03:11
Quiz zum Kurs „Pericardial and myocardial disorders, miscellaneous disorders (Rush PA - Cardiology I)“

Disorders of Lipid Metabolism and Metabolic Syndrome (Rush PA - Cardiology I)

Obesity: Medications and Bariatric Surgery	05:35
Atherosclerosis: Supply	03:48
Atherosclerosis: Pathogenesis	05:27
Atherosclerosis: Demand	01:40
Hyperlipidemia	20:05
Types of Hyperlipidemia	07:06
Metabolic Syndrome – Hyperglycemia	01:18
Familial Hypercholesterolemia	02:51
Obesity: Diagnosis and Management	05:18
Obesity Hypoventilation Syndrome	02:51
Quiz zum Kurs „Disorders of Lipid Metabolism and Metabolic Syndrome (Rush PA - Cardiology I)“

Atherosclerosis (Rush PA - Cardiology I)

Familial Hypercholesterolemia	02:51
Atherosclerosis: Supply	03:48
Atherosclerosis: Pathogenesis	05:27
Atherosclerosis: Demand	01:40
Hyperlipidemia	20:05
Types of Hyperlipidemia	07:06
Quiz zum Kurs „Atherosclerosis (Rush PA - Cardiology I)“

Coronary Heart Disease (Rush PA - Cardiology I)

Stable and Unstable Angina	04:52
Vasospastic Angina: Pathogenesis	07:39
Ischemic Heart Disease: Development	08:16
Vasospastic Angina: Diagnosis	03:13
Coronary Steal Syndrome	07:52
Management of Angina and Myocardial Infarction: Overview	01:29
Myocardial Infarction	03:07
Management of Angina and Myocardial Infarction: NSTEMI and STEMI Treatment	04:26
STEMI and NSTEMI: Pathogenesis	03:11
Management of Angina and Myocardial Infarction: Contraindications to Thrombolytics	01:47
STEMI and NSTEMI: Signs and Symptoms	08:37
Management of Angina and Myocardial Infarction: Treatment and Complications after (N)STEMI	06:12
STEMI and NSTEMI: Localizing AMI by ECG	05:15
Acute Coronary Syndrome	12:15
STEMI and NSTEMI: Special Inferior Wall Myocardial Infarction	04:33
Quiz zum Kurs „Coronary Heart Disease (Rush PA - Cardiology I)“

Cardiomyopathy (Rush PA - Cardiology I)

Hypertrophic Obstructive Cardiomyopathy (HOCM)	05:22
Hypertrophic Obstructive Cardiomyopathy	08:16
Cardiomyopathy in Children	04:47
Diseases of the Heart Muscle – Cardiomyopathy	06:23
Dilated Cardiomyopathy – Cardiomyopathy	04:47
Secondary Dilated Cardiomyopathy – Cardiomyopathy	07:34
Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy – Cardiomyopathy	10:18
Restrictive Cardiomyopathy – Cardiomyopathy	07:18
Therapy – Cardiomyopathy	03:43
Quiz zum Kurs „Cardiomyopathy (Rush PA - Cardiology I)“

Quiz zum Kurs „Cardiology I (Rush PA)“

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Too good

von hao t. am 03. Dezember 2020 für Renovascular Hypertension

Make me understand this so well. Thanks you Dr. Carlo Raj

Amazing lectures by Dr. Raj

von Kevin Wilfredo A. am 30. November 2020 für Management of Angina and Myocardial Infarction: Treatment and Complications after (N)STEMI

Great overview! I personally loved to picture the concepts and pathophysiology in my mind.

Conversational, illustrative and easy to remember

von Laura G. am 29. November 2020 für Hyperlipidemia

Dr. Raj uses a conversational and repetitive lecture style that really helped me actually be able to learn and recall the material. I suppose some people may not like this taking a bit longer, but considering the fact that I was able to remember and learn the entire mechanism and pathology in around 20 minutes I think this style works well for long-term learning.

Loved the emphasis on Evidence Based Medicine

von Kevin Wilfredo A. am 26. November 2020 für Six Areas of Consensus – Coronary Artery Disease

Great lecture! I loved how much emphasis Dr. Alpert made on EBM. Much need it!

Everything explained thoroughly

von marwa b. am 15. November 2020 für Pericarditis: Epidemiology

Everything explained thoroughly , it was very easy to understand , and the lecture was informational

Very good explanations.

von Larry R. am 08. November 2020 für Other Forms of Therapy – Hypertension

THANKS you, teacher. Those were Great lectures! I'm very happy with this course

excellent

von nour el houda E. am 07. November 2020 für Second-degree AV Blocks

it was very very very excellent and easy to understand

50% of his speech - just irrelevant noise/stupid joking.

von Anastasiia S. am 30. Oktober 2020 für Hyperlipidemia

Pure lecturing by Carlo Raj , as usually... jumping ahead and then circling back to the same point . 50% of his speech - just irrelevant noise/stupid joking.

picture for heart patho

von flora g. am 21. Oktober 2020 für Management of Angina and Myocardial Infarction: Treatment and Complications after (N)STEMI

having more pictures when explaining the heart will be better to understand.

Excellent lecture as usual

von Jalil Z. am 06. Oktober 2020 für Cardiomyopathy in Children

Excellent lecture, I think it's a group of disease which is not often spoken about.

Dr. Raj's teaching method

von keivan t. am 04. Oktober 2020 für Hypertension: Endocrine & Cardiovascular Causes

I do not have a major problem with the material he teaches, although sometimes he just points out to the facts and skips explanations. My major issue is with the overall demeanor of Dr. Raj while he is teaching. He tries to come across as someone cool and the George Clooney of the lecturio and it's very annoying and distracting. At least for me. For those who haven't noticed, look at his facial expression when delivering a lecture. I wish he would just lecture plane and simple without resorting to " hey you know I'm cool, right?". I try not to look at him and just stare at the slides to minimize this effect.

Excellent lecture!

von Jalil Z. am 04. Oktober 2020 für Hypertrophic Obstructive Cardiomyopathy (HOCM)

Excellent lecture as usual. I did not know the frequency in the general population was so high. Thank you!

15 minutes of my life I'll never get back

von Name N. am 01. Oktober 2020 für Systolic Dysfunction

Terribly "explained". Convoluted. Not simplified at all. 0/10 would not recommend.

Great!

von med s. am 30. September 2020 für Other Forms of Therapy – Hypertension

Love this course so much. You make the cardiology much easier to understand. Thanks a lot Dr. Alpert.

hard to understand

von linhao z. am 30. September 2020 für Systolic Dysfunction

I don't understand anything after listening to this lecture hope professor could explain it more

Rapid Practical Clinical knowlegde

von Raquel M. am 27. September 2020 für Cardiac Case: 57-year-old Man with Substernal Chest Pain

I liked Practical examples how identify HF and how does it sounds

Great

von med s. am 26. September 2020 für How to Read an Electrocardiogram (ECG): Introduction

Thanks a lot. Great effort Dr. Alpert. All the cardiology lectures are very useful.

el mejor profesor ever

von diego r. am 23. September 2020 für Review of Cardiac Conduction System

Porque explica muy claramente el tema, mucho mejor que mis profesores. es una clase online muy bien estructurada y grabada recomiendo todos los videos

Great lecture and explanation!

von Olivia M. am 16. September 2020 für Sinus, Atrial and Ventricular Rhythm – Cardiac Dysrhythmia

This review was better than an entire course I took at work regarding EKGs. Thank you!

Great lecture!

von Olivia M. am 16. September 2020 für Aortic Stenosis – Valvular Heart Disease

As someone who loves neuro, cardiology is not my strong suite. These lectures have been monumental in my education. Thank you for these great explanations and examples of the heart sounds!

Concrete and high yield information.

von Daniel P. am 15. September 2020 für Secondary Dilated Cardiomyopathy – Cardiomyopathy

The topic it's well explained, clear and highly related to previous lectures.

Enjoyed every second of it!

von Azadeh A. am 07. September 2020 für ECG of Myocardial Infarction (MI): STEMI vs NSTEMI

Being a graduated physician and work with several specialists made me have more appreciation for great lectures and professors. Thank you for converting a difficult but crucial subject to a joyful learning session.

Confused

von Duong L. am 06. August 2020 für Systolic Dysfunction

I can not follow this lecture as something is missing in the graph.

Great!

von Horeb A. am 05. August 2020 für Pericardial Effusion and Cardiac Tamponade: Causes

Dr Raj is amazing! Thank you! I understand the concepts clearly and it's a bonus that Dr Raj's lectures are always so much fun!

Great Lecture!

von Pharlin N. am 03. August 2020 für Renovascular Hypertension

excellent short, precise and informative lecture on 2ndary HTN. thanks so much Dr Raj!

Mess

von David C. am 30. Juli 2020 für Systolic Dysfunction

This teacher is really too messy for us to be able to understand anything. At least, could he write down what he mentions on the PowerPoint slides? He makes the Pathology class very very hard to follow...

Amazing!

von Nicolás L. am 28. Juli 2020 für Pathophysiology – Heart Failure

This lecture couldn´t be clearer! I understood everything completely even though I'm not even a native english speaker

A lot of info, but such a good lecture!

von laura p. am 21. Juli 2020 für Dynamic Auscultation

Love how dynamic his tone of voice is. Keeps me in check when i start zoning out

Excellent!

von RAFAEL A. am 14. Juli 2020 für Causes and Symptoms – Heart Failure

Excellent lecture! Very clear and easy to understand. Explanation easy to follow.

Clear and perfect thank you !

von Marion E. am 05. Juli 2020 für Cardiogenic and Obstructive Shock

Thank you very much for this very clear shock lecture !

Congrats to this amazing lecture

von MARIA DE LA LUZ L. am 02. Juli 2020 für Combination of Cardiac and Vascular Function Curves – Regulation of Venous Pressure

EXCELENT never quite understood these concepts until I saw this amazing video! -Sofia from Mexico

Amazing lecture!

von Maria M. am 30. Juni 2020 für Bradycardia: Second Degree Heart Block

Such a great and objective lecture! Amazing teacher and materials, thank you

Excellent lecturer

von Emilio L. am 28. Juni 2020 für Ectopic Foci and Abnormal Conduction – Heart Rate and Electricity

I like professor Thad's lectures. He explains a little bit slow but is great because for non-english native speakers is good for understand the main concept of the lecture

Good summary

von Juan Carlos V. am 24. Juni 2020 für Standard 12 Lead ECG

I liked the summary, it lacked some key information like what positive and what is negative and why, what is an unipolar and bipolar lead, etc. But it's fine, you'll probably need some basic electrophysiology knowlegde to not get distracted by why things are how they are.

Very good summary

von Juan Carlos V. am 24. Juni 2020 für Cardiac Action Potential

Very good summary of the cardiac action potential, did not get into the little details, but I think that's fine considering this is not meant to be a masterclass on cardiac cell electrophysiology.

easy to understand, just dont the explanation personally

von Ali S. am 04. Juni 2020 für Hypertension: Urgency vs. Emergency

quite enjoyable lecture , love the examples and highlighting whats important

Great

von amit k. am 29. Mai 2020 für Definition – Heart Failure

Clear voice Excellent expression Excellent representation Pointwise description Evident graphics

Nervous system effects on heart understood

von Rufaro M. am 24. Mai 2020 für Para- and Sympathetic Control of the Heart Rate – Heart Rate and Electricity

I never understood this completely until now. Thank you Notes are short and straight to the point

Excellent explanation

von Mohamed Omar S. am 20. Mai 2020 für Infective Endocarditis (IE): Definition and Epidemiology

Excellent explanation, I was able to understand the topic thoroughly. Thank you Sir.

very helful

von ???? ا. am 19. Mai 2020 für Renin Angiotensin Aldosterone System – Hypertension

very helpful thank u Dr.Joseph Alpert . ..

Very high yield information, excellently presented. Wonderful instructor character.

von WAFAA M. am 18. Mai 2020 für Primary and Secondary Hypertension (JNC 8 Guidelines)

Outstanding lecture presentation. Very high yield information, excellently presented. Wonderful instructor character.

He keeps me engaged

von Abimbola O. am 12. Mai 2020 für Mitral Stenosis: Signs and Symptoms

I like how he keeps me engaged and constantly asks me questions to keep me on my toes. I appreciate his jokes too because it makes studying a little bit more fun

Inspirational lecture

von Abdirahaman G. am 05. Mai 2020 für PCSK9 Inhibitors – Lipid Control

Dear Dr. Pravin Shukle this may sound like a love letter but some how got my heart racing in this lecture about how optimistic you are about the future of medicine. Truly Inspirational

Another Great Lecture

von olanipekun o. am 04. Mai 2020 für Myocyte Conduction Pathway and Atrioventricular Block (AV) – Heart Rate and Electricity

Thanks for this easy explanation even people who never studied in Medical schools will still understand everything you explain

Lovely

von olanipekun o. am 03. Mai 2020 für Non-Pacemaker Action Potential – Heart Rate and Electricity

Thank you, Professor Thad, for such a fantastic lecture, I am watching your lectures and I am loving cardiology

Highly Recomended Professor

von olanipekun o. am 03. Mai 2020 für Heart Rate Ranges and Gap Junction Channels – Heart Rate and Electricity

This Professor is 100 million times better than the whole professors in my University. Thank you for such an easy and well-explained lecture.

Put your ECG knowledge into practice

von Telakeng Tekengne B. am 26. April 2020 für Power ECG Case Session

This rating is not just for this specific lecture but for the ECG series. The lecturer is very passionate, he's an inspiration, a library as we would say in Africa culture. I would recommend to any medical student

5/5

von SeoJeong J. am 23. April 2020 für How to Read an Electrocardiogram (ECG): Introduction

Very lovely introduction, really like the analogy for reading ECG and and art - as a pattern recognition! Also reiterated bullet points, very comprehensive to start with! Thanks c:

5 star lecturer

von Abdirahaman G. am 22. April 2020 für Questions – Heart Failure and Angina Management

Cases are always needed especially after a tough topic like Pharmacology which you make easy but to help nail it down these cases a the cherry on the cake . Thanks Dr Pravin Shukle

Nice one

von Adolfo H. am 16. April 2020 für Aortic Stenosis: Auscultation Areas

I love the domain of the subject that the doctor has, the explanation of the subject was good

Great lecture, but points for improvement :)

von Kevin C. am 14. April 2020 für Bradycardia: Third Degree Heart Block

Great lecture as always, but could be improved with more depth into the morphology of how the QRS complexes can be either narrow or wide depending on the site of the block. Could also be improved through: - A list of specific symptoms a patient with the condition would experience - ECG interpretation in the quiz section

long odd pauses

von Ariel C. am 14. April 2020 für Infective Endocarditis (IE): Definition and Epidemiology

he is reading his lecture and has long pauses which make it difficult to maintain attention

Great lecture

von Jona T. am 11. April 2020 für ECG of Atrial Enlargement

This lecture help me a lot !! Very important information in this course

Amazing teacher.

von Paloma S. am 09. April 2020 für Aortic Stenosis – Valvular Heart Disease

Such a good teacher. He makes difficult things easy. Wonderful teacher.

Very useful

von Sebastián D. am 08. April 2020 für Hypertension: Urgency vs. Emergency

grate lecture, I really like how Dr. Raj explain the topics. I never forget his classes

Great overview of cardiomyopathies.

von Oddny G. am 06. April 2020 für Therapy – Cardiomyopathy

Great lectures on these very interesting diseases. Very well structured.

The far best teacher on Lecturio

von Oddny G. am 05. April 2020 für Complications of Hypertension – Hypertension

Dr. Alpert is an amazing teacher. The lectures are very well structured and he explains all concepts so clearly.

Poorly structured lectures and an arrogant teacher

von Oddny G. am 04. April 2020 für Primary and Secondary Hypertension (JNC 8 Guidelines)

I really don't like this teacher. He's probably trying to be funny or memorable but it comes out as arrogance. I think you should considering remaking these videos.

An example for online lectures

von Robert R. am 03. April 2020 für Alpha Agonists – Drugs in Hypertension

Very pleasant pace of lecture and clear explanation. Also love the quick and personal response on the questions on the forum. Really makes me feel like I am in the lecture hall itself.

this is just great

von Sandrine D. am 25. März 2020 für Para- and Sympathetic Control of the Heart Rate – Heart Rate and Electricity

you are a great teacher. thank you for the way you describe each step making it very simple

Excelent work

von Abdirahaman G. am 22. März 2020 für Rapid Squatting

Well, this a combined review of your heart sound & murmur series. I found them to be concise very high yield with a re-watchablity factor to it. very much appreciated your vigor enthusiasm gets me pumped. Some of the points you made were very complicated, i know you did your best if you could find mnemonics would be amazing and will push you forward. So far my favorite lecture here lol would definitely recommend your videos to friends. Thanks

Grateful

von Sebastián D. am 20. März 2020 für Six Areas of Consensus – Coronary Artery Disease

Its just so awesome that im able to take this class from a Professor like you. Im from Argentina, and i have been waiting so much for a platform like Lecturio, im in love whit this page, i considere it a privilege, and whit the quality of information whit every single class

Excelent

von Sebastián D. am 18. März 2020 für Mitral Stenosis – Valvular Heart Disease

I really like your classes Dr Joseph, they are really specific and useful

Best lecturer on here

von Jack B. am 24. Februar 2020 für Management of Angina and Myocardial Infarction: Overview

His mannerisms and power-speaking sometimes detract from his lectures, but Dr Raj is by far the best lecturer on Lecturio.

Best ACS diagram ever!

von Jack B. am 20. Februar 2020 für Acute Coronary Syndrome

Best ACS diagram ever! Clear, concise, and delivered with enthusiasm.

Im impressed

von Ricardo G. am 15. Februar 2020 für Hypertension: Endocrine & Cardiovascular Causes

Excelent teacher , Very well organizated , All the people that are complaining that he speaks too fast maybe they need to study " Faster" haha , Carlo raj is one of the best teacher in lecturio

Heart Sounds Out Loud!

von bibi h. am 10. Februar 2020 für ECG Case: 44-year-old Woman with Shortness of Breath and Fatigue

Thank you for mimicking heart sounds and related underlying disease process.

Perfect

von bibi h. am 10. Februar 2020 für ECG Case: 17-year-old Man with Pressure Feeling under Sternum

Awesome Lectures Dr. Alpert. Speed of talk and articulations excellent. Thank you!

Enjoying All Of Your Presentations Dr. Alpert.

von bibi h. am 10. Februar 2020 für ECG Case: 67-year-old Diabetic Man with Low Blood Pressure

Dr. Alpert explains very clearly and succinctly. Very efficient educator. Thank you choosing him as lecturer for Lecturio!

Clear and perfect when you write it all , thank you !

von Marion E. am 12. Januar 2020 für Hyperlipidemia

Thank you for this lecture Dr Raj, it's now perfectly clear and I can't mistake anymore the different types of hyperlipoproteinemia thanks to you !

thanks

von Adrianna G. am 08. Januar 2020 für Tricuspid Regurgitation – Valvular Heart Disease

wonderful, thank you Doc I spent quality time during these lessons

Great lectures

von Julie D. am 28. Dezember 2019 für Diuretics – Hypertension

Prof. Alpert always manages to explain the subject in such a clear and simple way, it becomes easy to get and makes you remember everything in an orderly fashion.

Atherosclerosis

von Ya?iñ Č. am 27. Dezember 2019 für Atherosclerosis: Supply

Best of all I loved it Tnx lecturio I am surprised Once more thank you so much. Big love.

Great Lecture!

von Katherine G. am 26. Dezember 2019 für Severe Sepsis and Septic Shock: Pathophysiology & Clinical Definition

Dr. Jung is an awesome lecturer! Very clear and I really appreciate the fact that she doesn't just read slides but makes an effort an effort to explain the material!

Needs more explanation

von Mauricio H. am 19. Dezember 2019 für Diuretics – Drugs in Hypertension

Very complicated topic that it's not explain with enough clarity

great into video to congenital heart diseases

von Christina Z. am 10. Dezember 2019 für Conclusion – Congenital Heart Disease

Thank you! a great preview into a subject that we didn't get to cover well in class.

Enhanced my understanding on the topic without information inundation.

von Rachel P. am 17. November 2019 für Congenital Heart Lesions – Congenital Heart Disease

As always, very helpful. Great examples. Enhanced my understanding on the topic without information inundation.

Great

von Flor D. am 15. November 2019 für Hyperlipidemia

He cares about teaching how to understand beyond the exams, and not just memorizing

Helpful

von Georgia H. am 11. November 2019 für Congestive Heart Failure (CHF): Definition

He takes a little bit to get used to however once you do you will pick up the concepts quickly.

Concise but still very thorough

von Rachel P. am 10. November 2019 für Tricuspid Regurgitation – Valvular Heart Disease

The valve course was very helpful. Concise but still very thorough in covering pathology, clinical presentations, and treatment courses. Great presentation, Dr. Alpert!

Hooray for cardiology you can understand

von Nadiah W. am 07. November 2019 für Aortic Regurgitation: Visualization

Dr. Raj teaches cardiology so well, I'm actually enjoying it. Concepts are repeated and tied together so nicely with clinical presentation and physiology. Thank you!

types of pacemaker

von SCOTT S. am 03. November 2019 für Types of Pacemaker

very good. Amazing. very clear explanation for a subject hard in medicine. Very good professor

mixed information

von george h. am 26. Oktober 2019 für Secondary Dilated Cardiomyopathy – Cardiomyopathy

mixed information,make me lost.i need to read another reference to understand this confusion

lack of information

von george h. am 25. Oktober 2019 für Aortic Regurgitation – Valvular Heart Disease

lack of information,very general information not deep to close to usmle step2

complicated

von george h. am 24. Oktober 2019 für Mean Electrical Axis and Determining Axis on ECG – Electrocardiogram

complicated, i studied it much easier in different location than here

A good review

von Rodrigo C. am 17. Oktober 2019 für Diuretics – Drugs in Hypertension

It's always useful to see a good review of hard subjects like this.

great lecture

von Alberto M. am 14. Oktober 2019 für ECG of Myocardial Infarction (MI): STEMI vs NSTEMI

Excellent! This is great. I love you dr Josep Alpert, lol

Nicely introduced

von Fi A. am 06. Oktober 2019 für Cardiac Tumors

I recomend this lecture to medical students on their early career.

Buena presentación. Good!

von Gustavo S. am 22. September 2019 für How to Read an Electrocardiogram (ECG): Introduction

Considero que estuvo muy bien, abarco los conceptos básicos de manera sencilla, gracias Dr. Saludos desde México. I think it was very good, I cover the basics in a simple way, thanks Dr. Greetings from Mexico.

Lecturing

von Gene P. am 18. September 2019 für Hyperlipidemia

Dr. Raj put all small pieces together in his lecture. His lectures are very detailed and he is not boring to listen. Thank you very much.

I like that this lectore repeats the main information so I know what is neccessary to know

von Ivan K. am 11. September 2019 für Tachycardia: Atrial Fibrillation: Diagnosis

I like that this lectore repeats the main information so I know what is neccessary to know

von alejandra G. am 06. September 2019 für How to Read an Electrocardiogram (ECG): Introduction

muchas gracias, se entendió muy bien todo es claro y práctico y comprensible.

excellent professor

von bertha s. am 06. September 2019 für Primary and Secondary Hypertension (JNC 8 Guidelines)

I am studying for step one and I can honestly say, you have to be at a higher intellectual level to appreciate the teaching style of Dr. Raj. if one focus and pay attention to his content, one will surley pass step 1. remember the boards are not organized notes, its absolute integration. what dr raj does is golden

hypertension for step 1

von bertha s. am 06. September 2019 für Hypertension: Urgency vs. Emergency

Great integrated overview of HTN for step one. clearly explained

Enjoyed the course. Thanks.

von Thiviet N. am 31. August 2019 für Other Forms of Therapy – Hypertension

Great explanations and easy to understand and follow lectures. It has been a pleasure to learn from this teacher.

von Kevin S. am 25. August 2019 für Hypertension: Endocrine & Cardiovascular Causes

This professor is the best on lecturio yet. He makes you think not just memorize .

Excellent!

von Gustavo S. am 07. August 2019 für Obesity: Medications and Bariatric Surgery

Excellent presentation, He made it clear which is the cornerstone of management, advantages and disadvantages of management. Greetings from Mexico

Funny lecture

von Thiviet N. am 01. Juli 2019 für Aortic Stenosis: Pathogenesis

LOL. That was a hilarious presentation of a serious topic. I enjoyed it a lot.

Good Explanations

von Thiviet N. am 01. Juli 2019 für Tricuspid Regurgitation – Valvular Heart Disease

Dr. Alpert's videos really helped me with my studies. The explanations were clear and easy to follow. Thanks.

Great

von Nikolas T. am 19. Juni 2019 für Para- and Sympathetic Control of the Heart Rate – Heart Rate and Electricity

To update: the receptors of the heart plus their Gs/Gi binding could be mentioned in the presentation

Too much

von Zeiad H. am 14. Juni 2019 für STEMI and NSTEMI: Special Inferior Wall Myocardial Infarction

too many information that is too advanced slides were read not explained

Fantastic!

von Ali A. am 13. Juni 2019 für Heart Rate Ranges and Gap Junction Channels – Heart Rate and Electricity

It has always been a joyful experience to watch your lectures, Dr. Wilson. One of the main reasons I love Lecturio is having excellent lecturers like you! Thank you.

simplified

von Roja s. am 06. Juni 2019 für Renin Angiotensin Aldosterone – Drugs in Hypertension

the doctor really simplified the whole thing...i'll find this much easier to remember

Helpful. Easy to understand.

von Alexander C. am 01. Juni 2019 für Mean Electrical Axis and Determining Axis on ECG – Electrocardiogram

Helps to understand the basics of ECG. More videos on abnormal ECG would be of great use.

well done so helpful. thank you so much.

von Abdulaziz A. am 29. Mai 2019 für Skin Blood Flow – Special Circulations

thank you so much well done so helpful. thank you so much.

Dr Raj makes a subscription to Lecturio worth it!

von bertha s. am 26. Mai 2019 für Aortic Regurgitation: Visualization

It is different that Lecturio lectures do not use pointers. Only the Anatomy professor uses his pointer consistently. However, having the superficial knowledge gained by other review courses and coming here to listen to Dr. Raj Integrate and bring home high yield concepts along with asking and answering the why makes my subscription to Lecturio worth it.

Great explanation for Step 1

von bertha s. am 26. Mai 2019 für Aortic Stenosis: Visualization

I am so happy Dr Raj did tis with Lecturio, he goes over everything and answers the why. He makes the lectures very in-depth and relatable to step 1. After listening to him I don't have to seek any other resource to solidify my step one concept. Totally wish the Anatomy, physiology, Biochem lectures would go more inept and integrated for step 1 students like Dr Raj does.

Heart murmur sounds!!!

von Lujain A. am 23. Mai 2019 für Aortic Stenosis – Valvular Heart Disease

Amazing vocal representation of heart murmur sound! Thoroughly impressed. Easy to pay attention to voice. One of my favourite lecturers!

Thank you!

von ana jimena o. am 19. Mai 2019 für Heart Sounds – Cardiac Cycle

He gets straight to the point, I liked this lecture. I recommend it

cardiac muscles hypertrophy

von Olanya A. am 17. Mai 2019 für Pathophysiology – Heart Failure

Many time i do not understand the pathology of heart failure, especially on compensatory mechanisms

makes so much sense now

von Fiona L. am 13. Mai 2019 für Renovascular Hypertension

linking the dots for you between normal physiology and pathology. Great!

What is happening?

von Zahid C. am 04. Mai 2019 für Primary and Secondary Hypertension (JNC 8 Guidelines)

Why is everything all over the place, Im not trying to have a conversation, jumping from place to place just makes me confused. Im not against joking in between but keep it in between. Im not having a monologue here, Im trying to understand and remember a concept that I dont know, Im not discussing something I already know. You cant deliever symptoms like a story, they need to be seperated so it gets organized in my head. Need structure.

very fast lecture.

von Dr madeeha S. am 25. April 2019 für Hypertension: Endocrine & Cardiovascular Causes

please speak slowly otherwise, your way of teaching is good. Thank you.

I would love if the focus were the inflammatory mediators, to give an information more solid

von Javier V. am 22. April 2019 für Infective Endocarditis (IE): Pathology

Its a really nice summary of what do any doctor needs to know to be prepare in the mission of infront the pathology

Not good at all

von Antonio N. am 21. April 2019 für Systolic Dysfunction

Jumping important steps of the explanation. He have the ability to transform something simple in to something hard to understand.

Needs more structure

von sidra m. am 11. April 2019 für Hypertension: Endocrine & Cardiovascular Causes

This lecturer no matter what lecture he's doing is always a little all over the place- it's hard to follow alot of the times. The whole point of paying for lecturio is to get high yield information understood - not to end up more confused. What's more frustrating is this particular lecturer has done alot of lectures on so many topics...

he makes me reason first and memorize later, so it's much easier

von Dan P. am 08. April 2019 für Aortic Regurgitation: Visualization

he makes me reason first and memorize later, so it's much easier

Starling Forces

von Melanie G. am 08. April 2019 für Starling Forces

Very clear and thoroughly explained! You made a complex concept very simple. Thank you!

Review

von Miguel J. am 05. April 2019 für Primary and Secondary Hypertension (JNC 8 Guidelines)

He speaks very, very fast and uncoherent. However what he is saying is gold so you get alot of information in a short amount of time. Just make sure you note like a madman and you will be fine.

i like it so much . thank you

von gumaa a. am 04. April 2019 für Ischemic Heart Disease: Development

i like it so much . thank you i like it so much . thank you i like it so much . thank you

Congratulations

von Pavan D. am 04. April 2019 für Myocyte Conduction Pathway and Atrioventricular Block (AV) – Heart Rate and Electricity

It was Very clear, had good retoric and the picures were easy to remeber

excelent presentation

von Mayory R. am 31. März 2019 für Mitral Valve Prolapse: Introduction

excellent review! I finally understood. All these concepts are difficult for FNP students. I think Dr. Raj made it easy to understand, to follow and it was humorous. Thank you

Very usefull

von Julián B. am 30. März 2019 für Hypertension Diagnosis: Three Checks

Great explanation of the topics, and sometimes funny, I don't get bored with this presentation.

sad

von Dina M. am 26. März 2019 für Primary and Secondary Hypertension (JNC 8 Guidelines)

its distracting to try and understand the words he is saying bc of how he is saying them. dislike

simple and easy

von Mohammed A. am 18. März 2019 für Para- and Sympathetic Control of the Heart Rate – Heart Rate and Electricity

thank you dr. Wilson . very good and easy understandable info with a lot of important topics

Cannot finish one idea

von Pavan D. am 17. März 2019 für Systolic Dysfunction

He cannot follow through with one explanation!.... He jumps from one concept to another :@

The explanations went direct to the point. Yes, I would recommend it.

von Mary M. am 11. März 2019 für Definition – Heart Failure

The explanations went direct to the point. Yes, I woul recpmment this lecture.

Simply perfect.

von Carlos F. am 06. März 2019 für Testing on Patients and Therapy – Heart Failure

I really like it, was the perfect words and way to use them

Perfectally fine lecture

von sam t. am 04. März 2019 für Secondary Dilated Cardiomyopathy – Cardiomyopathy

Good lecture. dont understand why someone gave it only a one

Great lectures!

von Diego L M. am 03. März 2019 für Congestive Heart Failure (CHF): Medications

Great content, the useful facts are well explained! Dr Raj is a great professor.

wow

von Niamh D. am 02. März 2019 für Lines of Therapy – Drugs in Hypertension

I loved the questions attached with this lecture, very appropriate and I feel more confident in this area now.

No mental structure when talking.

von Exequiel P. am 20. Februar 2019 für Primary and Secondary Hypertension (JNC 8 Guidelines)

Please, remove these videos. Hate the "are you gettin' it" ..."welcome to ...."... "do you remember". Looks like a monologue. Really, I think that I wasted my money. I'll try watching another videos. But I can't deal with this guy. No mental-order at all when talkink.

Please, be more conceptual. Too much blah-blah.

von Exequiel P. am 20. Februar 2019 für Hypertension Diagnosis: Three Checks

Too fast-talking. No explanation at all, just shooting questions to the sky.

Into the point. Easy to understand

von Maria S. am 17. Februar 2019 für Para- and Sympathetic Control of the Heart Rate – Heart Rate and Electricity

Love it when you can get 4 book pages of information in less than 5 minutes.

HF patho

von Elizabeth I. am 17. Februar 2019 für Pathophysiology – Heart Failure

clear logical excellent use of visual and examples to embed the information about types of compensatory mechanisms

I hope I found this 5 years ago

von Herry H. am 14. Februar 2019 für Hypertension: Therapeutics

Great explanation, simple but effective. I just watch videos in hypertension in cardiology playlist. When the quiz pop up, I answer them all ????% correctly. What does that mean? The explanation in the video is easy to remember. Really, if I have money, I wanna subscribe for 1 year and watch all the video. Thank you for the great lecture, Lecturio. From Indonesia

Hypertension: Urgency vs. Emergency

von Tuna A. am 13. Februar 2019 für Hypertension: Urgency vs. Emergency

un clear speaking and super facial tones. please use more clear speak

Found it very helpful!

von Yehoshua W. am 13. Februar 2019 für Hyperlipidemia

Very good! Helpful for repetition and revising the learned material! would love to see a pointer or a laser used in all of the lectures- it would make following along much easier. Thanks, Dr. Raj, great videos!

Up to date lecture on Sepsis

von Susan O. am 13. Februar 2019 für Severe Sepsis and Septic Shock: Treatment

Good delivery of content. Lecture incorporated latest definitions of Sepsis and Septic shock

no clear classification

von lecturio l. am 09. Februar 2019 für Secondary Dilated Cardiomyopathy – Cardiomyopathy

totally misleading in explaining the classification of different types of cardiomyopathies .

Didn't help at all.

von Keila O. am 08. Februar 2019 für Systolic Dysfunction

It is really hard to follow. I can't understand what the different curves mean. It is never clear enough. I wish the lecturer had been more clear about what he was talking about.

Thanks

von Maria Isabel G. am 04. Februar 2019 für Aortic Regurgitation: Visualization

Making great explanations so you actually understand and don't have to memorize

Pro. Thad Wilson, THANK YOU!

von Oscass Jimmy R. am 01. Februar 2019 für Flow, Pressure and Resistance Theory – Blood Vessels and Pressure

I just love this Professor. He has made physiology quite simple. He is a true professor. I hope to meet him one time and gain from his vast knowledge face to face.

Great lecture

von Emily L. am 29. Januar 2019 für Conduction System – Cardiac Dysrhythmia

This lecture was very helpful, thank you so much. Great work

Excellent Teaching In A Comprehendable Manner

von Jordan L. am 26. Januar 2019 für Causes and Symptoms – Heart Failure

This was an excellent video! It was easy to understand and the professor did not overcomplicate what he was teaching.

Worse Professor in Lecturio

von Pavan D. am 06. Januar 2019 für Hyperlipidemia

He doesn't follow through his explications, he jumps from one explication to another, without finishing the idea. He is very messy with the order of his explication.

Vividly describe the sounds of murmurs

von Li J. am 18. Dezember 2018 für Aortic Stenosis – Valvular Heart Disease

Very vividly described the sounds of murmurs, which helping me remember it in an interesting way, love it :-)

Very Good

von Keith L. am 14. Dezember 2018 für Hypertension: Urgency vs. Emergency

Comprehensive, but also highlighting the need to be absolutely certain about when immediate IV treatment is necessary

the best information

von Oscar C. am 09. Dezember 2018 für ECG Tracing: Normal Intervals – Electrocardiogram

i recomend the video to medical student, nurses and physician to learn

.....yes.. next videp

von Gregory G. am 09. Dezember 2018 für Conduction System – Cardiac Dysrhythmia

.....one two you three hour five by siix seven eight nine. Ten

good

von Tal S. am 07. Dezember 2018 für Isovolumetric Contraction: LV Phases— Cardiac Cycle

great lecture realy useful im first year dentistry school in romania

clarification regardong ebsteins anomaly

von Joseph S. am 05. Dezember 2018 für Tachycardia: Wolff-parkinson White Syndrome: Definition and Pathogenesis

you seem to skip over Ebsteins anomaly and it kinda seems like you're saying it's a side effect of lithium. it isn't. it's a CONGENITAL anomaly that presents in neonates whose mother took lithium during pregnancy.

Great

von o?uz k. am 20. November 2018 für Non-Pacemaker Action Potential – Heart Rate and Electricity

I loved your enthusiasm in this lecture series. Thank you for making this fun

Excellent

von Neuer N. am 19. November 2018 für Diuretics – Drugs in Hypertension

Very knowledgeable and soothing voice. Helps with remembering things more efficiently

great teacher

von Lila R. am 13. November 2018 für Hypertension: Therapeutics

love it i was able to remember the videos kept my attention

Central Venous Pressure (CVP) – Regulation of Venous Pressure

von patricia f. am 05. November 2018 für Central Venous Pressure (CVP) – Regulation of Venous Pressure

simply clear and good. Well captured within the 3 min and for long (I am sure) !

this claas helped me a lot

von Hugo R. am 20. Oktober 2018 für Reabsorption in the Proximal Tubule

This class helped me a lot, thank you very much. I value his effort very much, he is a great teacher, many successes. Greetings from Peru

Not well explained at all

von Estee W. am 17. Oktober 2018 für Systolic Dysfunction

Lecturer jumps around, wastes time with unnecessary guff, doesn't explain the graph well at all. Incredibly frustrating.

Frustrating

von Estee W. am 14. Oktober 2018 für Hypertension: Urgency vs. Emergency

Lecturer can't seem to deliver a coherent sentence, jumps around in his delivery. Did not make clear that in emergency situation reduction in BP should be no more than 25%.

Dr Shulke is the best!

von Estee W. am 03. Oktober 2018 für Questions – Heart Failure and Angina Management

Clear lectures delivered at a good pace, and the questions that test your clinical reasoning skills with the content are incredibly useful.

Too fast and too many abbreviations!!

von Nicola K. am 30. September 2018 für Congestive Heart Failure (CHF): Medications

would be much more useful if he didn't rush and actually explained the mechanism of action. I'm much better off reading a textbook than watching this

Needs to be simplified and put before the etiology lecture

von Nicola K. am 30. September 2018 für Congestive Heart Failure (CHF): Definition

uses too many abbreviations without explanation - for example, what the heck is EDV??

Bit scattered

von Nicola K. am 30. September 2018 für Congestive Heart Failure (CHF): Pathogenesis and Etiologies

Not bad, it seems to jump around and rush a little bit. It would be good if CHF in general was properly defined and explained before etiologies were spoken about

Review

von Zoraida F. am 29. September 2018 für Renovascular Hypertension

One of the greatest lecturers I even had the pleasure of listening to. I love listening to this guy.

Thank you, It was great

von Zoraida F. am 27. September 2018 für Diuretics – Drugs in Hypertension

Great lecture. Absolutely the best for boards, Keep up the great work

Inaudible at times.

von India B. am 21. September 2018 für Tricuspid Regurgitation – Valvular Heart Disease

There were some points in the lecture were the lecture was in audible. I read along and there were just dots in the space that i didn't understand what was being said. Over all it was very helpful

Porque se encuentra clases explucativas.

von Neuer N. am 13. September 2018 für Diuretics – Drugs in Hypertension

Temarios muy importantes. Videos con explicasiones que ayuda mucho para aprender sobre el campi de la medicina.

muchas gracias

von Fernanda A. am 11. September 2018 für Tachycardia: Atrial Fibrillation: Pathogenesis

Explica exactamente lo que es, me ha ayudado mucho para dar un exposicion del tema

Great!

von Mariia R. am 30. August 2018 für Aortic Stenosis: Signs and Symptoms

Amazing explanations each lecture! Thank you so much, Dr. Raj!

Beautiful explanation

von Modibbo N. am 01. August 2018 für Diuretics – Drugs in Hypertension

One of the best Lecturers on lecturio hands down. Defined one of the best explanations I’ve gotten on this topic

I was able to understand the topic well. Plus questions are provided to evaluate my learning. It was very good.

von Maritoni Jehannie G. am 28. Juli 2018 für Pathophysiology – Heart Failure

I was able to understand the topic well. Plus questions are provided to evaluate my learning. It was very good.

learn new knowledge from the lecture

von JUNJIE Z. am 16. Juli 2018 für PCSK9 Inhibitors – Lipid Control

nice job! I also learn new knowledge from the profound and comprehensive lecture.

Makes Learning Negative

von DAVID L. am 03. Juli 2018 für Mitral Stenosis: Visualization

This doctor is always demeaning. He clearly demonstrates why instructors should learn to say phrases like "Some students" or "often times students will confuse..." It is significantly less demeaning than "You". Also, he ASSUMES we are thinking wrong "Why in the world would you?", "Don't do that!" , or "Let it go!" I never had it, so why would I let it go??? He needs to eliminate all these comments about how he thinks we are thinking and just communicate the information. It is hard to concentrate on the pathophysiology when he is constantly projecting negativity. Learning is supposed to be a positive experience, not a negative one.

Teaching style builds on itself

von Neuer N. am 21. Juni 2018 für Hyperlipidemia

I really found the teaching methods used here beneficial. He'd go through the pathway and emphasizing key steps, then point out where they'll be important down the line, then come back to continue the pathway. The repetition helped so that when he taught the disease I knew why it was resulting in that outcome. Really a fan of it. Also, keep the memory cues coming.

RAAS

von Lisa H. am 21. Juni 2018 für Renin Angiotensin Aldosterone – Drugs in Hypertension

Simple way to understand the RAAS system and the meds associated with it.

malo

von andrea n. am 17. Juni 2018 für Mitral Stenosis: Visualization

explica demasiado rapido y no señala las graficas para poder entender de que habla.

Very good

von Sidney F. am 18. Mai 2018 für Severe Sepsis and Septic Shock: Treatment

I don't need Lecturio. I only need Dr Jung's brain to thrive on the test.

Simple and easy to understand! Wished there was more to come!

von Forin H. am 15. Mai 2018 für Testing on Patients and Therapy – Heart Failure

Explained everything in simple terms and I finally understand based on previous lectures and this one why we would use such drugs and when. Maybe more details into the mechanism (extra lecture) on such medications. I wished there were explanations on the questions. I'm not quite sure why aspirin would not be used if it could treat coagulating factors.

fantastic teacher

von Iram M. am 13. Mai 2018 für Congestive Heart Failure (CHF): Pathogenesis and Etiologies

points out the important points and links with other knowledge

Wow

von Miry K. am 12. Mai 2018 für Questions – Antiarrhythmic Drugs

Reccomend it it s very helpful i joyed warching it thank you very much

Clear, concise

von Elvia A S. am 11. Mai 2018 für Classification – Congenital Heart Disease

I find the instruction and examples beneficial. Dr. Alpert is clear and does not complicate a difficult subject.

He is a super brilliant Professor

von Khodr M. am 07. Mai 2018 für Other Forms of Therapy – Hypertension

He is a super brilliant Professor, Ich empfehle jeden Arzt und medizine-studenten zu sehen

Thanks for refreshing hypertension !

von Khairullah B. am 16. März 2018 für Hypertension: Therapeutics

Good for refreshing ,anybody can review it once because , it quick and easy explanation .

good for refresh htn

von malini g. am 08. März 2018 für Hypertension: Therapeutics

for those who preparing for exam its will be helpfull

Thank you!

von Elnath B. am 04. März 2018 für Beta Blockers – Drugs in Hypertension

very good lecture, concise and high yield. very helpful for the boards

excellent

von Sharon M. am 22. Februar 2018 für Systole and Diastole – Cardiac Cycle

excellent clear description told easily thanks so much understand a lot more now

brilliant teacher

von larah n. am 18. Februar 2018 für Other Forms of Therapy – Hypertension

An excellent teacher. Learnt more from this lecture than any other.

One of the most engaging professors.

von Andre T. am 09. Februar 2018 für Myocyte Conduction Pathway and Atrioventricular Block (AV) – Heart Rate and Electricity

I really appreciate his enthusiasm and clarity. He's cheesy, but that's what makes his presentations a little more interesting.

I did not like this lecture

von Dr Jerry G. am 09. Februar 2018 für Infective Endocarditis (IE): Definition and Epidemiology

He is reading the lecture and not elaborating much. Makes pauses that makes me sleepy and he is does not make it exiting to learn.

Great

von Megan B. am 26. Januar 2018 für Heart Sounds: Definitions

Love Dr. Raj, he is my favorite. His lectures are a great mixture of information and questions

good lecture

von David M. am 18. Januar 2018 für Combination of Cardiac and Vascular Function Curves – Regulation of Venous Pressure

Good lecture but annoying how prof. said IONotropy when it is iNOtropy.

good!

von David M. am 18. Januar 2018 für Vascular Function Curves – Regulation of Venous Pressure

Nice video, succinct, and clear. Cleared some concepts up like why the mean systemic pressure changes or does not change.

Great lecture, First Aid explained!

von Sandra F. am 15. Januar 2018 für Ischemic Heart Disease: Development

Very good lecture about the MI chronology. The Professor explains very well what we can read in "First Aid".

Cardiac Output, Flow, Pressure – Cardiac Mechanics

von Phil G. am 15. Januar 2018 für Cardiac Output, Flow, Pressure and Resistance Theory – Cardiac Mechanics

I appropriate how you explain cardiac output!! I did not get it and I did study the chapter many times until I watched you and you made it so easy for me!!!

Good explanation of the cardiac afterload!!

von Phil G. am 15. Januar 2018 für Afterload – Cardiac Mechanics

WOW, very easy way to understand the most complex part of lecture! Dr. Wilson is very relaxed, clear and knowledgeable of the subject! I would recommend this video to my classmates!! Thank you so much Dr. Wilson!!

Dr. Wilson, you are the best!! Thank you!

von Phil G. am 14. Januar 2018 für Preload and the Frank-Starling Law – Cardiac Mechanics

Very clear and simple to understand! Dr. Wilson love and enjoy what he teaches!

Very good description of Cardiac Mechanics

von Timothy B. am 12. Januar 2018 für Inotropy: Definition, Regulation and Effects – Cardiac Mechanics

The explanation is short and simple. Very easy to understand, it allows me the time to think about what is happening.

very good

von Hongqian S. am 25. Dezember 2017 für Other Forms of Therapy – Hypertension

The lectures are clearly and usefully,if there's more details,it will be better.

nice

von SITI Nurliana Z. am 14. Dezember 2017 für Diuretics – Drugs in Hypertension

very nice lecture and good tips. i should follow you earlier

more attention to technical issues is needed(graphs and simultaneous marking)

von Mohammed s. am 07. Dezember 2017 für Aortic Regurgitation: Visualization

Difficult to follow because of not using pointers(instead of fingers) during explanation of the graphs.There are no numbers of pressure and volume values.I hope you will pay more attention for the graphs and marking or demonstration using some kind of pointing like pointer or change in color during explanation the relevant part of the graph.

missing practical examples

von Mohammed s. am 03. Dezember 2017 für Mean Electrical Axis and Determining Axis on ECG – Electrocardiogram

As general principles this can be ok.It is missing examples of ECG tracing on real ECG papers to recognize the normal mean axis in practical way.Would you please do a lecture showing the normal axis and axis deviation in hypertrophy and ischemia

Awesome Lecture!

von Kathy M. am 18. November 2017 für Pericardial Effusion and Cardiac Tamponade: Diagnosis and Treatment

Honestly, it is a godsend. The videos are clear, concise and fun! Dr. Raj is passionate and amazing! Also I watched many others videoes and all are fantastic! I wish I got to know about this earlier, it would have helped me immensely. It has lectures from MCAT to USMLE 2 so all the courses are covered, never again I'll be stuck with not understanding and never again will reading the book become so time-consuming. The bookmatching aplication that it has is genius and also just makes my life much easier. I am using this program for my PANCE and it facilitates my learning to be more effective! Thank you all so much for putting this together! Highly recommended.

Great Overview

von jaxx k. am 10. November 2017 für Para- and Sympathetic Control of the Heart Rate – Heart Rate and Electricity

Quick and to-the-point. My 1 hour medical school lecture in less than 10 minutes

Could use imaging

von Bjarni J. am 07. November 2017 für Conclusion – Congenital Heart Disease

Could really include some of the image diagnoses, seeing as you talk about them. Other than that good lecture.

BE A STAR IN AORTIC STENOSIS PATOGENESIS

von ABDULLAHI A. am 06. November 2017 für Aortic Stenosis: Pathogenesis

The most SUPER !!AWESOME!!AMAZING!!STUNNING lecture that I have seen in my whole life as a medical student. DR Carlo Raj has passion and intellectual ability to deliver His lectures in a manner that I have never witnessed before with any other lecturers. combining all the important physio points with path.I wish i could explain how happy I was jumping in my room after this lecture. Amazing! you are always my my hero Dr. Carlo. How I wish one day I could just have a handshake with you. May Allah bless , you and your family AMEEN!!. I would recommend this to all the international medical students preparing for the USMLE exam.

easy understanding

von gabriel 1. am 29. Oktober 2017 für Aortic Stenosis: Visualization

easy grasp, well laid out and proper delivery for passing the step 2ck exams.

Outstanding

von Mikholae H. am 28. Oktober 2017 für Bradycardia: Second Degree Heart Block

Very much appreciate his teaching style, but does stray some at times.

Difficult to follow:

von sidra m. am 23. Oktober 2017 für Hyperlipidemia

-There was alot of jumping ahead and then circling back to the same point which made what should have been a 19 minute lecture, took about an hours lecture with all the pausing, going through transcripts and even looking up certain references myself to complete this lecture. The whole point of lecturio is high yield learning in a timely fashion. I appreciate the effort done and liked his style of teaching enthusiasm, however there needs to be less going off on tangents before the point has been made.

GREAT lecture, clearly dissected topic

von Bjarni J. am 18. Oktober 2017 für Questions and Case Studies – Drugs in Hypertension

I loved how you dissected the topic so clearly, making clear distinctions between the different classes of drugs, how they work, where they work, why we use them and who needs them. GREAT lecture.

Misleading Quiz Questions

von Astrocyte C. am 18. Oktober 2017 für Afterload – Cardiac Mechanics

Two of the quiz questions are wrong to me, either have multiple answers or incorrect answer.

Gracias

von Sandi M. am 16. Oktober 2017 für Flow, Pressure and Resistance Theory – Blood Vessels and Pressure

Communicates at a good rate and audible tone ,explains concepts well to begginers and intermeddiate level students .Thank you!

So helpful

von Eunbi C. am 29. September 2017 für Vasodilators – Drugs in Hypertension

Dr. Shukle is amazing. His lecture is so clear and "pin points" what we need to know. Thanks for your help !

Hypertension

von Barbara K. am 21. September 2017 für Complications of Hypertension – Hypertension

The lecture in a very clear way explains the crucial mechanisms of Hypertension and helps to understand and remember forever these complex mechanisms

Awesome explanation, and simple, straight to the point visualizations

von Shalita A. am 17. September 2017 für Renin-Angiotensin-Aldosterone System (RAAS) – Regulation of Ambulatory Blood Pressure (ABP)

This is such a confusing topic for me and most professors talk through it rather quickly. I appreciate how he connected the dots in a way that has been much easier to understand than the other lectures I have listened to. This is the only explanation that stuck! Kudos, and thanks a million!

Thanks Dr Raj and keep on making the connections to understand the way of thinking in big frames

von Mohammed s. am 08. September 2017 für Pericardial Effusion and Cardiac Tamponade: Definition

Actually at the beginning,it was very hard for me to follow Dr. Raj and it was very distracting, but now I find pathology lectures as the highest yield ones.I should stay alert during the lecture otherwise I'd listen to it again and again to digest the amazing connections among various pathologies.

ECGs

von zeen v. am 08. September 2017 für Sinus, Atrial and Ventricular Rhythm – Cardiac Dysrhythmia

ECGs are still ambiguous. there should atleast be a pointer on the screen to indicate what and where he is talking about. I am lost in his coordinates. Its like teaching map skills without a map legend

Hypertension

von Neuer N. am 10. August 2017 für Hypertension Diagnosis: Three Checks

Superb explanations in hypertension.very simple logic and scientific explanations

Too good

von Keshvinder S. am 05. August 2017 für Atherosclerosis: Pathogenesis

He is really good not forgetting his sense of humour makes the lecture more interesting. Wish to become a doctor like him near future. God bless Carlo Raj. Keshvinder Singh from Malaysia.

So cool.

von Mino K. am 20. Juli 2017 für Familial Hypercholesterolemia

wow... physio, patho, clinically.. all comes together. It is worth...

Nice information about topic

von Neuer N. am 12. Juli 2017 für Atherosclerosis: Supply

Good attempt for explanation of such a wide and tough topic

Nice!

von Jim T. am 04. Juli 2017 für Introduction to High Blood Pressure Medication – Drugs in Hypertension

very good.it is one of the best video of cardiology.

Excellent lecture!

von Beate U. am 03. Juli 2017 für Cardiac Depressants and Vasodilators – Heart Failure and Angina Management

Everything is clearly explained by the lecturer. In case of student´s questions, the lecturer gives a detailed answer. Thank you!

One of the best !

von Carmen R. am 02. Juli 2017 für Heart Sounds: Definitions

Dr. Raj not only defines the concepts very well but I especially love the way he goes into details about what is happening with our patients, giving us real life examples to remember.

Super on point and hilarious! XD

von Juan Carlos R. am 01. Juni 2017 für Group 5: Other Antiarrhythmics – Antiarrhythmic Drugs

LOL That adenosine mental image will NEVER leave me ajajajajajaja

A little unclear

von Linn F. am 29. Mai 2017 für Myocyte Conduction Pathway and Atrioventricular Block (AV) – Heart Rate and Electricity

I've been watching through and writing notes your videos til this one (thank you so much for making this easy and understandable while staying on a detailed level that I need for my exams) BUT there's something that wasn't that clear to me. What did you mean on the slide about type 2, where you mentioned Mobitz? Sentence nr2 of the 3 didn't make much sense to me.

Thank you!

von Isabel P. am 22. Mai 2017 für Pacemaker Potential and Pacemaker Cells – Heart Rate and Electricity

Thank you!! Finally understood this after years of studying it over and over again... I can't believe it was so simple!! Thank you so much!

Thank you

von sarah F. am 18. Mai 2017 für Frank-Starling Curve and Atrial Dynamics – Cardiac Mechanics

I enjoyed the breakdown of each intricate part of the system. I feel that I understand pharmacology better, especially digoxin and its effect on the heart.

Clarity and essence

von Anurag M. am 14. April 2017 für Infective Endocarditis (IE): Signs and Symptoms

I liked the clarity with which the topic was dealt with

Great lecture

von Jacob S. am 05. März 2017 für Renin Angiotensin Aldosterone – Drugs in Hypertension

Dr. Shunkle provides a great explanation of the RAAS. The lecture follows nicely along with my book and studies.

AMAZINGLY HELPFUL

von Vana P. am 23. Januar 2017 für Para- and Sympathetic Control of the Heart Rate – Heart Rate and Electricity

Love the fact that the topic is split into bitesize clips and the focus is on understanding first then learning second.

Good but there can be improvement

von Melissa T. am 08. Januar 2017 für ECG Tracing: Normal Intervals – Electrocardiogram

Generally good lecture but there are tons of typos everywhere on the slides for cardiac physiology and I'm pretty sure he misspeaks occasionally. Make sure you use another resource to fact check

Great Review of the most important Cardiac Physio Step 1 material

von Jessica G. am 04. Dezember 2016 für Cardiac Pacemakers – Heart Rate and Electricity

Explains tricky concepts in a very basic manner. Would def recomend

Excellent

von Wedad G. am 02. Dezember 2016 für Diuretics – Drugs in Hypertension

Very concise & straight to the point I am glad I stumbled into this creative site.

Incredibly clear

von Lilas H. am 02. Dezember 2016 für Afferent and Efferent Arterioles

Incredibly clear, natural lecture style. Excellent companion to my textbook.

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Inhalte

Cardiac Physiology (Rush PA - Cardiology I)

Cardiac Muscle Function (Rush PA - Cardiology I)

Hemodynamics (Rush PA - Cardiology I)

Electrophysiology (Rush PA - Cardiology I)

Systemic Circulation (Rush PA - Cardiology I)

Microcirculation and Lymphatic System (Rush PA - Cardiology I)

Clinical Cardiology (Rush PA - Cardiology I)

Approach to Cardiovascular Disease (Rush PA - Cardiology I)

Shock (Rush PA - Cardiology I)

Hypertension (HTN) (Rush PA - Cardiology I)

Cardiac Infections (Rush PA - Cardiology I)

Pericardial and myocardial disorders, miscellaneous disorders (Rush PA - Cardiology I)

Disorders of Lipid Metabolism and Metabolic Syndrome (Rush PA - Cardiology I)

Atherosclerosis (Rush PA - Cardiology I)

Coronary Heart Disease (Rush PA - Cardiology I)

Cardiomyopathy (Rush PA - Cardiology I)

Details

Dozenten des Kurses Cardiology I (Rush PA)

Joseph Alpert, MD

Jeremy Brown, PhD

Thad Wilson, PhD

Carlo Raj, MD

John Fisher, MD

Pravin Shukle, MD

Brian Alverson, MD

Charles Vega, MD

Julianna Jung, MD, FACEP

Amy Sussman, MD

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