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Blood Flow Through the Heart | Heart Anatomy and Physiology NCLEX

by RegisteredNurseRN

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Published 25 Sep 2018

Blood flow through the heart: Learn easy memory tricks to help you understand heart anatomy and physiology! Free Quiz: https://www.registerednursern.com/quiz-on-the-blood-flow-of-the-heart-anatomy-physiology-pathophysiology/ Students must learn the blood flow through the heart for classes such as anatomy and physiology, as well as many nursing-related classes (and NCLEX). When learning the blood flow of the heart, it helps to divide it up into two sections: The left side and the right side. There are six structures on each of these sides that are used during blood circulation. The left side receives blood that left the lungs. The right side sends blood right to the lungs. In addition, the tricuspid is on the right side, and the bicuspid is on the left side. When looking at a heart diagram, the best way to remember which comes first (from left to right) is to remember the phrase, "Try before you buy" (tricuspid, then bicuspid). Notes: http://www.registerednursern.com/how-to-remember-blood-flow-of-the-heart/ Nursing Gear: https://teespring.com/stores/registerednursern Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RegisteredNurseRNs Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/registerednursern_com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/NursesRN #heart #anatomy #physiology #nclex #nursing #rn Subscribe: /user/registerednursern Nursing School Supplies: http://www.registerednursern.com/the-ultimate-list-of-nursing-medical-supplies-and-items-a-new-nurse-student-nurse-needs-to-buy/ Visit our website RegisteredNurseRN.com for free quizzes, nursing care plans, salary information, job search, and much more: http://www.registerednursern.com Check out other Videos: /user/RegisteredNurseRN/videos All of our videos in a playlist: /watch/knQaEgu3dab0fd4NcRevMXfKsRr7xdrQLP=tsil&Up366txHhApHa Popular Playlists: NCLEX Reviews: /playlist/PLQrdx7rRsKfWtwCDmLHyX2UeHofCIcgo0 Fluid & Electrolytes: /playlist/PLQrdx7rRsKfWJSZ9pL8L3Q1dzdlxUzeKv Nursing Skills: /playlist/PLQrdx7rRsKfUhd_qQYEbp0Eab3uUKhgKb Nursing School Study Tips: /playlist/PLQrdx7rRsKfWBO40qeDmmaMwMHJEWc9Ms Nursing School Tips & Questions" /playlist/PLQrdx7rRsKfVQok-t1X5ZMGgQr3IMBY9M Teaching Tutorials: /playlist/PLQrdx7rRsKfUkW_DpJekN_Y0lFkVNFyVF Types of Nursing Specialties: /playlist/PLQrdx7rRsKfW8dRD72gUFa5W7XdfoxArp Healthcare Salary Information: /playlist/PLQrdx7rRsKfVN0vmEP59Tx2bIaB_3Qhdh New Nurse Tips: /playlist/PLQrdx7rRsKfVTqH6LIoAD2zROuzX9GXZy Nursing Career Help: /playlist/PLQrdx7rRsKfVXjptWyvj2sx1k1587B_pj EKG Teaching Tutorials: /playlist/PLQrdx7rRsKfU-A9UTclI0tOYrNJ1N5SNt Dosage & Calculations for Nurses: /playlist/PLQrdx7rRsKfUYdl0TZQ0Tc2-hLlXlHNXq Diabetes Health Managment: /playlist/PLQrdx7rRsKfXtEx17D7zC1efmWIX-iIs9

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@RegisteredNurseRN6 years ago Hey, everyone! In this video, I cover the blood flow of the heart. Thanks so much for watching!
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@dsgrts6 years ago I love the mnemonic you taught me tri before you bi. Never got frustrated after that. 203
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@jerrylara86384 years ago I have seen this cycle countless times in my textbooks but never really understood it until now. Thanks for the video it really helped. 76
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@future-nurseredheart58186 years ago Sarah, my girl. You are about to graduate my class of 40+ students. You' re cordially invited to our graduation ceremony for passing us all! 74
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@joannemacalino69946 years ago You' re an amazing teacher! I have never been so confident with all the knowledge you' ve shared. Thank you! 20
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@nickiharper63614 years ago Dear nurse sarah, thank you for all you do! Being in lpn school during covid is so hard and we cant get the help we need and the practice we really need and you are filling the void for me and my classmates! Thank you! 12
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@autumnk16896 years ago Wow. I finally grasp how blood flow through the heart works. Thank you so much. 29
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@ChristyRN76 years ago Hi! I just wanna say thank you for all of the efforts you made on making these videos to help student nurses and people like me who are trying to pass . ...Expand 39
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@samenrile27973 years ago This 3 min video covers 1 week of lecture! Thank you! 1
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@princessleahslifestyle59263 years ago Thank you so much nurse sarah! You are amazing! You are brightly smart! I hope you are one of my teacher! 1
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@butterfly66princess5 years ago Love how easy you make it to remember everything! 6
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@NoWayJose34563 years ago I am currently studying for my boards for cat scans and just wanted to thank you! You are a godsend! I' m so burnt out from school that nothing seems . ...Expand 4
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@yolow695 years ago Love you! Thanks for explaining this so easily! 6
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@chahermosa94015 years ago You' re so amazing sarah! I' m learning a lot from your videos. I' m so happy that i found your channel. You' re so helpful. I hope you' ll add more nursing videos. Take care always. 10
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@diamondresma8205 years ago Just pulled an 8 hour shift at work, and have an anatomy final tomorrow about blood flow and after watching this video and taking the quiz and getting an a on it i think imfor last minute studying! 12
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@mohamedmustafe20596 years ago You are the best that ihave seen. I understand clearly thanks. 5
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@cristinaites19985 years ago Sarah! You have helped me out a lot. Keep going girl. You are an amazing teacher! I always look up everything on here. And i draw you so much for taking the time to do this. You have no idea how much it has helped me. Going to school/full time mommy to 3 and single. Is really hard!. ...Expand 7
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@fc.h36155 years ago Great video to learn how heart circulation work. 5
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@missvalerie93846 years ago I needed this before my perfusion test- you are a lifesaver! 7
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@weiyan50157 months ago Amazing! Clear, concise, quick summary!
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@diannitorres94503 years ago You cleared up so many questions in less than four minutes! Thank you! 3
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@morganmcwaters79886 years ago You explained everything so well! Thank you so much. 7
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@albertogonzalez016 years ago The way you spread your knowledge is amazing, i take your videos and use for explain in the classroom (obviously the credits are for you) i have send id="hidden9" the link to my student s but they know little or nothing of your lenguaje. Thanks for all your videos and for your passion. ...Expand 6
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@iwantmyfriescrispynotburnt39816 years ago Remember that arteriescarry oxygenatedblood awayfrom the heart and veinstowards or venirspanish meaning to come id="hidden10" with deoxygenatedblood towards the heart. onlyfor the regular arteries and veins.
now with the pulmonary artery and veins. The pulmonic veins carries the oxygenatedblood return from the lungs to the heart and the pulmonary artery sends deoxygenatedblood away to the lungs.
i hope this also helps. Wonderful video and visuals (. ...Expand 32
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@xojaymx2 years ago Wow ive been trying to memorize the blood flow for my a&p exam and so glad i came across your video. Thank you nurse. 5
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@mfulling85734 years ago I' m currently taking an online emt course during thehelped me understand it so much more. Sometimes learning things from a book isn' t enough. Thank you. 5
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@QueenWitchy6 years ago You always make the best videos! I learn so much from you! 6
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@fodaysesay26762 years ago Thank you, you deserve my subscription. 1
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@bemdevelos41656 years ago Thank you for all your videos it helps me to passed my nle last august. 4
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@mikeocampo71936 years ago Thank you for taking the time to make this! It really helped me get ready for my exam. 4
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@katie97614 years ago Thank you so much for this its made it so simple for me! I loved the quiz! 5
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@mirandajanelalbright74373 years ago I love your videos they help me so much! Nobody else explains these topics the way you do thank you! 2
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@dougfresh13413 years ago Thanks! Appreciate your efforts and making it simple without talking down to us beginners.
doug- emt at a childrens hospital. 2
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@tiffanymccumber775 years ago This video made it so easy to understand. Thank you! 2
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@jade-lg2ld4 years ago You speak so clear i understand you very well. 1
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@tatsianatati83754 years ago I literally just understand the whole process! Thank you very much! 2
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@ryanfrizzell7362 years ago Great video. Now i know more about blood flow of the heart. With this knowledge i can and will better take care of my heart health! 1
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@mollyjoyce98532 years ago Thank you for posting these! You have helped me so much. 2
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@itsisabeltrades10 months ago It' s been 3 years since i becameall thanks to you nurse sarah! I still remember passing my nclex with minimum questions and i honestly believe it' s because i studied core content religiously from you everyday. Now going back here for refresher as i embark on a new chapter in the navy. ...Expand 8
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@kamerabailey15804 years ago Best video by far, thank you for this. 1
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@anaramirez92363 years ago Nice and simple. Easy to follow. Thank you. 1
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@makyahhunter10303 years ago Thankyou so much! This video was a great refresher for my 1st week in nursing school. 1
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@damarisfozaopowell31374 years ago I so much love your video sarah. You make everything easy. Thanks for this video. You helped me passed my lpn board and i' m back for rn, doing my second semester now. 2
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@sweetlicorice4 years ago You help me so much. I hope you keep making videos! I will recommend you to everyone. Thanks. 2
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@sadiqakhan68853 years ago Thank you so much for this video, i have a quiz in my physiology lab and now i have blood flow down packed! You' re amazing! 1
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@minislol12 years ago This video was so helpful thank you for your help! You explained it in a way that made the most sense and your drawing of the heart was so simple and easy to understand. 2
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@lightbeing11133 years ago My teachers love showing your video. Your so smart and so awesome. Thank you so much for taken the time and energy to share your knowledge with the world. 1
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@MomDoesMath4 years ago Oh my gosh! I finally got it! This video is fantastic! 1
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@moonmarie2812 years ago Thank you so much. You will be part of the reason i get through nursing school. 1
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@KarlaHernandez-rr6wl3 years ago I wish my professor would sound this motivated to teach. 1
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@chelzhi4 years ago I always try to change my habits all the time to see what would work better. I try to read all of our slides from the book and then watch this video made so much sense! 4
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@arianabasurto42814 years ago Thank you so much for your videos! You make it so easy to understand! 1
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@manz7681last year Thankyou for such a simple and effective explaination.
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@izzy60624 years ago Omg im studying nursing and just found this channel! Bless. 1
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@alinamulyar2 years ago Life saver! Thanks! My mblex exam is in less than a week. 1
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@delainaa33382 years ago You saved my grades/sanity in lpn school and now you' re saving my grades/sanity again in rn bridge: 1
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@sandymariposa883 years ago Love your videos so much! They somehow stay in my brain which is awesome. 1
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@thatzlyght7552 years ago Sarah knows her stuff and these videos are helping me get ready for my national nremt test thank you.
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@missalyssaberg8 months ago Very clear and really helpful. Thank you so much for your explanation!
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@melanierice5630last year Thank you so much for sharing this and making it easy to understand! It was difficult studying this in class. I genuinely feel like i learned something today! 1
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@agirlnamed_goodness6 months ago Thank you so much this video actually helped me.
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@nadiamsakni67202 years ago You are seriously the best! Thank you so much for all of your videos they help me so much!
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@riagill76673 years ago Omg, i have a bio test in 2 days and this helped me memorize it so easily! I love how you give tips on how to remember certain things (like the left, i. E. . ...Expand 1
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@xeniavasquez63354 years ago Wow amazing work explaining the system. Was looking for extra help on this topic. Video was helpful. Thanks! 1
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@austinfrm92072 years ago You' ve just taught me what a whole semester of a&p couldn' t. The pictures help so much! 1
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@andrewschulz12822 years ago Thank you so much. This will definitely help me on my heart test: 1
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@preciousbah341911 months ago Oh my god with god and you, ill definitely make it through. Thanks nurse sarah.
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@hont_brb96412 years ago Lets go i finished my homework thanksdds. 1
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@Ladylovebug263 years ago Im in phlebotomy right now and this was so helpful! Straight to the point. Easy to follow. Im watching again! 3
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@nachykhulila76412 years ago Found your channel and am glad l did, np student, the mnemonic try before you before you buy is perfect! Thank you so much!
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@paolaespinoza15592 years ago Taking the teas in two weeks and i absolutely love that your videos are very informative and then to top it off you have a quiz right after! Thank you so much! 3
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@alexandrianicole99476 years ago I took my boards for the pn on monday and i passed thank you so much these videos when i go to the rn im for sure watching all of these again. 12
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@tajmarie13299 months ago This video helped tremendously in addition to the quiz. I never thought it would be so confusing to understand the pathway of blood through the heart. . ...Expand
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@ZachBryant3 years ago Very helpful and your accent sent me back to my childhood in south carolina:
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@shegotit1436 years ago Love your videos! Anyway you can do a segment on aortic and mitral valve stenosis vs regurgitation? 2
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@kanishataylor4742 years ago The pneumonic for the valves was very helpful. I added the pulmonic and aortic valves to help me even more. Try before you buyand before you walk awaythank you so much for your wonderful explanation in your videos. ...Expand
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@nikki23703 months ago I needed this video. My professor was using hololens, and i tried participating, but i couldn' t do it. I felt like i lost time with all the breaks i took. I definitely needed this lesson to solidify the understanding.