Mixed and Central Venous Oxygen

In this video from Count Backwards from 10, we take a look at central venous oxygen content (ScvO2), mixed venous oxygen content (SVO2), discuss what makes them similar, what makes them different, and what physiological factors affect them and how. And we do it using a train analogy. Choo-choo!
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[@anti_fascist]

Thank you! Im taking step 2 soon and I was STUCK at this! Now I have finally understood this thanks to the analogy!

[@gailysmite1796]

Thank You, l finally got it . I use to memorize and not understand the train.

[@kerrickakinola7398]

Best explanation I've heard for mixed vs. central venous oxygen saturation. Awesome work!

[@ragazziita]

Love the analogies!

[@dennerdovandojr.8878]

Awesome.
Thanks!

[@nicholasgerminario8593]

LOL the trauma pager

[@sachintapal4538]

Worst

[@anti_fascist]

Tere bass ka nahin h bhai rehne de