Bifalgorithm post
"This is a wave form of JVP. It consists of three wave. A wave. C wave, and V wave along with V three wave. It consists of two descent xdescent and Y descent. Let's break down these. Wave and descent. The E wave correspond to the atria contraction an atria contract. It will produce a VVF. The CVF correspond to the ventricular contraction. When Venturi rapidly contract, it will bulge the tricoppid wall backward into the atria and it will produce a sea wave. After C wave, there is the except the xcent correspond to reduce ventricular ejection. When the Venturi eject blood, there will be decreased in pressure and the tricuspid wall will bulge downward. The downward bulging of a tricuspid wall will produce xdescent. Remember that the upward bulging of a tricuspid wall produce sea wave, while the downward bulging produce X descent. After X descent there is a V wave. V wave correspond to the atrial diastor. When the atria is filled against a closed tricoppid wall, it will represent it by a V wave. After this, the last one is the Y descent. The wire descent represent the emptying of right atria to the right to ventricle. All of these A wave. C wave. X descent. V wave, and NOI descent are repeated in every cardiac cycle. "
"This is a wave form of JVP. It consists of three wave. A wave. C wave, and V wave along with V three wave. It consists of two descent xdescent and Y descent.…
Ideas in this flowchart
- Waveform of JVP
- Components of JVP
- Waves
- Descents
- A Wave
- C Wave
- V Wave
- X Descent
- Y Descent
- Atrial Contraction
- Ventricular Contraction
- Atrial Diastole
- Reduced Ventricular Ejection
- Atrial Emptying
- Cardiac Cycle Repetition