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Very nice, but I found clinically this was always confusing to students. I taught them that all the eye see's on exam is a systolic collapse of the jugular venous pulse. You CANNOT see the c wave. Ever, not never, in the normal jugular pulse. The descent of the base, which causes the right atrial pressure collapse, ends at the end of the systole, marked by S2. Clinically, the jugular venous pulse falls onto S2. That's all the eye can perceive. If palpating the radial pulse, the X descent will be simultaneous. If palpating the carotid , say ' C- down ' and that covers the X descent. Clinically, the other abnormalities are discerned by TIMING what you see with the S2. Cheers! Fond memories of the CoVid-19 wars, comrade!
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Very nice, but I found clinically this was always confusing to students. I taught them that all the eye see's on exam is a systolic collapse of the jugular venous pulse. You CANNOT see the c wave. Ever, not never, in the normal jugular pulse. The descent of the base, which causes the right atrial pressure collapse, ends at the end of the systole, marked by S2. Clinically, the jugular venous pulse falls onto S2. That's all the eye can perceive. If palpating the radial pulse, the X descent will be simultaneous. If palpating the carotid , say ' C- down ' and that covers the X descent. Clinically, the other abnormalities are discerned by TIMING what you see with the S2.
Cheers!
Fond memories of the CoVid-19 wars, comrade!