I have already tried everything in my control to upload a video daily. But it didn't work out. Now my target is 2-3 videos a week when I resume uploading. To keep creating content, I need support from you. Please share the video to all your contacts. It helps a lot and much needed. Thank you.
The video is wrong, the pressure drops because beta receptor reacts to adrenaline as well, ans as the alpha are disabled, beta can drop BP more than they can we alpha no blockade
Earlier all video had that male voice which is very effective and the animation is also excellent but with this video I am not able do get that knowledge properly & had very little animations
I was experimenting to increase video production speed. But things are changing now. Will try to go back to that method. Let's see. Thanks for the feedback.
One unrelated question vasodilation increases blood flow …its also causes hypotension…and this lead to decrease blood flow what the concept behind this??
First I would like to say that don't go hypothetical. It creates unnecessary confusion. Try to think in a real life context only. And in real life, I think what you are asking would be two different situations. I think what you are missing is what generates pressure in the vessels. Pumping by the heart and resistance by the vessels are the factors that generate pressure. When you argue vasodilatation increases blood flow and it also causes hypotension, it is one situation when pumping by the heart is the same and resistance by vessels is decreased. Here vasodilatation would increase blood flow and cause hypotension. And when you argue that hypotension decreases blood flow, it would be a different situation where pumping by the heart is decreased. Decreased pumping would cause hypotension and decreased blood flow. So these would be real life situations that I can think of and therefore can explain to you. I am not able to think of a real life situation on what you are asking. It sounds more like a hypothetical game of words. I hope it helps.
One more point, it's not pressure that drives the blood flow. It's the pressure gradient that drives the blood flow. So in the first situation, even though dilation of blood vessels decreases blood pressure, it can still increase blood flow because the gradient is still there because of very low pressure in veins and now the resistance is less.
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I prefer your own voice for the audio! Why did you change it?! Thankyou so much for your effort!
Yes I am thinking of recording my own voice whenever possible in upcoming videos. Thanks for the feedback.
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I have already tried everything in my control to upload a video daily. But it didn't work out. Now my target is 2-3 videos a week when I resume uploading. To keep creating content, I need support from you. Please share the video to all your contacts. It helps a lot and much needed. Thank you.
The video is wrong, the pressure drops because beta receptor reacts to adrenaline as well, ans as the alpha are disabled, beta can drop BP more than they can we alpha no blockade
Earlier all video had that male voice which is very effective and the animation is also excellent but with this video I am not able do get that knowledge properly & had very little animations
I was experimenting to increase video production speed. But things are changing now. Will try to go back to that method. Let's see. Thanks for the feedback.
One unrelated question vasodilation increases blood flow …its also causes hypotension…and this lead to decrease blood flow what the concept behind this??
First I would like to say that don't go hypothetical. It creates unnecessary confusion. Try to think in a real life context only. And in real life, I think what you are asking would be two different situations. I think what you are missing is what generates pressure in the vessels. Pumping by the heart and resistance by the vessels are the factors that generate pressure. When you argue vasodilatation increases blood flow and it also causes hypotension, it is one situation when pumping by the heart is the same and resistance by vessels is decreased. Here vasodilatation would increase blood flow and cause hypotension. And when you argue that hypotension decreases blood flow, it would be a different situation where pumping by the heart is decreased. Decreased pumping would cause hypotension and decreased blood flow. So these would be real life situations that I can think of and therefore can explain to you. I am not able to think of a real life situation on what you are asking. It sounds more like a hypothetical game of words. I hope it helps.
One more point, it's not pressure that drives the blood flow. It's the pressure gradient that drives the blood flow. So in the first situation, even though dilation of blood vessels decreases blood pressure, it can still increase blood flow because the gradient is still there because of very low pressure in veins and now the resistance is less.
Can there be any situation in which pumping is normal but excessive vasodilation may be like if we give high doses of arterial dilators
Yes
In this case bp decrease and due to reduction in pressure gradient blood blow decreases and hypotension ..i am getting this right
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