Finding HemoFollow the Flow
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25 short guided lessons: you predict, try it, observe, explain and apply. Start anywhere.

Optional learning paths A suggested order for a goal; every lesson is open without finishing anything first.

IM essentials · Internal medicine and acute care

Normal pressures, cardiac output, fluid response versus tolerance, shock, and reliable wedge measurement.

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  1. Chamber pressures and volumes Normal pressures
  2. Pressure and flow Cardiac output as pressure and flow
  3. Preload What a fluid bolus does
  4. C17 · Fluid response versus tolerance Fluid response versus tolerance
  5. Shock phenotypes Shock phenotypes
  6. C16 · Hemorrhage versus vasodilation Hemorrhage versus vasodilation
  7. Measurement Reliable wedge measurement
  8. C21 · Incorrect wedge Spotting an incorrect wedge

Advanced hemodynamics · Fellows, advanced practice and educators

Ventricular interaction, provocation, mechanical support and structural interventions.

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  1. Ventricular interaction Ventricular interaction
  2. Exercise and provocation Provocation
  3. Ventilation and the circulation Heart–lung interaction
  4. Mechanical circulatory support: circuits and flow accounting Mechanical support circuits
  5. C27 · Distension on VA-ECMO Distension on VA-ECMO
  6. C28 · Weaning with two circuits Weaning with two circuits
  7. Structural interventions Structural interventions
  8. C29 · Valve intervention: now and later Valve intervention: now and later

All lessons They cover all 25 foundation topics. Prefer to explore? Explore or look up a condition.

Pressure, flow and volume

The building blocks of circulation.

The ventricle

Loading, contractility, relaxation and the pressure–volume loop.

Measurement

What a catheter records, and what it can mislead you about.

Shock and drugs

Phenotypes, perfusion and multi-target drug effects.

Interactions and support

Ventricular interaction, reflexes, ventilation and mechanical support.