Unit 18 Hemodynamics :: Ultrasound Physics with Sononerds

Table of Contents:
00:00 - Introduction
01:33 - Section 18.1 Flow of FLuid
02:28 - 18.1.1 Fluid Dynamics
14:32 - 18.1.2 Poiseuille Equation
18:19 - Section 18.2 Types of Flow
19:01 - 18.2.1 Laminar & Turbulent Flow
26:21 - 18.2.2 Reynold's Number
29:07 - 18.2.3 Flood Flow in Vessels
34:19 - Section 18.3 Energy
35:24 - 18.3.1 Energy Loss
42:27 - 18.3.2 Stenosis
50:58 - 18.3.3 Bernouilli's Priniciple
53:42 - Section 18.4 Hydrostatic Pressure
1:04:01 - Section 18.5 Vessel Considerations
1:04:54 - 18.5.1 Vessel Anatomy
1:06:15 - 18.5.2 Vessel Effect on Blood Flow
1:08:10 - 18.5 Respiration & Venous Flow
1:13:00 - Recap

[@charlenea2840]

Studying for my SPI on Tuesday and this is doing wonders for review. Blesss and thank youuu

[@sihambg]

how was it? were the questions similar to Eldeman book?

[@Alex-me4oh]

AMAZING PRESENTATION

[@ColletteAllen]

Thank you so much! This video was super helpful and I can’t wait to check out the rest.

[@Sononerds]

You're so welcome!

[@ChrisSay71]

helpful, as usual. thank you

[@MegaMademade]

Great presentation

[@ziyadsaleem8668]

Very nice presentation

[@amandatacos2]

Thank you!!!

[@kat5092]

THANK YOU SM!!!!!!!!

[@Shelionaire]

Thank youuuuuu 😭

[@wafaahmed1062]

Very helpful

[@ivane.murillo7685]

Excuse me, but is From.Chapter 18 of what Textbook ? Could you please give author and title of book ? thanks beforehand

[@brookerussell7465]

She's probably referencing "Understanding Ultrasound Physics" by Edelman!

[@erieautees2271]

Very Helpful!!! Just a question. I believe I'm correct in thinking that Bernoulli's principle only pertains to a short obstructed vessel, that is why pressure decrease corresponds to a faster flow as opposed to a "normal" or laminar vessel in which increased pressure corresponds to a faster flow. Is this correct? Maybe this is more of a rhetorical question haha.

[@nataliesolis8177]

Make a vascular one please!!!!😢