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Blood pressure is one of the world’s growing killers , especially in countries like China where Western diets and a growing lack of exercise are beginning to take their toll. This film joins Professor Liu...
Disk 1 contains tutorials on cardiac muscle contraction, electrical activity of the heart, adrenelgic and cholingenic receptors, nervous control of blood pressure, renal control of blood pressure. Disk 2...
An interactive program simulating a range of experiments to demonstrate the effects of a variety of pharmacological agents/procedures on blood pressure and heart rate of the anaesthetised rat ‘in vivo’....
Looks at how the heart responds to the demands from the tissues in various physiological situations. During exercise changes in blood flow can be achieved not only by an increase in heart rate, but by a...
What are the decisions that have to be made during the research and development stages of drug manufacture. How do pharmaceutical researchers start when manufacturing drugs? Why do they choose to work on one...
The measurement of blood pressure is arguably the most important clinical test undertaken by nurses and doctors. Though it is a relatively simple procedure, the techniques are often badly taught and...
Describes the regulations and disturbances of blood flow, blood pressure and cardiac function. Concentrates on understanding rather than detail and uses analogies with other transport systems and clinical...
1 (1981): Demonstrates the location and characteristics of the major pulses viz the apex beat, the jugular venous pulse, the carotid artery pulse and the femoral pulse. Also shows hwo to take blood pressure...
Demonstrates the working of the baroceptor reflex in the control of blood pressure using a live decerebrated rabbit.
The history of haemodynamics starting with Rev. Stephen Hales and his early experiments in measuring blood pressure, through to a systems analysis of the probable interactions between the principal factors...
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