Systolic vs Diastolic Heart Failure | Heart Failure (Part 2)

In this 2nd lesson, we take a deeper dive in to the differences between systolic vs diastolic heart failure. We explain in more detail the differences between these 2 dysfunctions that ultimately lead to a state of heart failure and the inability of the heart to meet the body's demands.

We start off talking about systolic heart failure and what this physiological process looks like. We then move in to talk about the underlying causes for systolic heart failure as well as how they lead to this state. Finally we review the cycle of progression and what this looks like for a patient with systolic heart failure.

Next we talk about diastolic heart failure and what that process looks like. Again we move in to the underlying causes and again how those can lead a patient in to diastolic heart failure. We also talk about how some of the same causes can lead to either systolic or diastolic heart failure. We conclude again by looking at the cycle of progression and how this looks for a patient in diastolic failure.

We hope that at the end of this lesson that you have a good understanding of the differences between these two and that you can see how they differ physiologically for our patients, but also recognizing that they have the same end result.

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[jluna]

I really love your videos. I am an ICU nurse studying for my CCRN and your video is great and easy to understand/follow breakdown on the subject. You truly have the best videos on critical care. Thank you so much for your generous wisdom and passion. Truly appreciate you 👍🏼

[AA-modc]

The best simple and detailed video about heart failure i’ve ever seen !! Thanks a lot 🙏🏻

[Julian-ezwl]

Thank you so much Eddie. I'm a Paramedic wanting to switch careers into Nursing. Your videos are the best I've seen!

[lesleyrollings]

Great video - thank you! Perfect balance of complexity and simplicity.

[ICUAdvantage]

Thank you guys so much for watching! Please leave us a like if you enjoyed the video. We truly do appreciate it! Also we love hearing your comments so feel free to tell us what you think of the video. We hope that after this lesson, you will have a good understanding of the differences between systolic and diastolic heart failure. There are some key differences between these two dysfunctions and hopefully you will better understand how they differ.

Don't forget to check out these other great lessons that we have available!

[angelabuckley]

Thanks for the information. I have diastolic heart failure and feel better about it after learning what it is.

[ThomasCashin]

Thank you. Helpful, in that, the ER NP referred me to my PA for an explanation of why I was treated for 8 hours but there was no followup.

[sullivan]

Fantastic!!! Using your videos to study for family medicine board certification. Best explanation of HF I've seen!!!

[jennychampnss]

Thankyou soo much..I've just been diagnosed with a stiff heart..never heard of it before..but this for sure explains why I'm struggling to get to bottom of my breathe..was told the arteries hv narrowed hence the blood supply not getting thru easy..guess till more tests done won't know the actual cause..ws told it could be hereditary (family history) having high BP for many yrs or Atypical agina.. just praying can reverse the symptoms..

[nblfairuz]

thanku so much! it's help me a lot. Big love from Indonesia :)

[terrywinther]

These videos help me be a better preceptor. Thank you

[morgantaylor]

thank you for this series! Very helpful for my nursing pathology class

[Benjack]

Thank you! helped me understand it better for Pathophysiology in RN school.

[crystalshao]

Thank you so much Edison! Exerllent presentation!

[mollicoleman]

Thank you so much!! This was very easy to follow along with and comprehend!!-Last year RN Student!

[jadelee]

This was fantastic. My forensic pathology professor made this so goddamn complicated.

[grillgirl]

Thanks. I have congenital heart disease.
I have diastolic heart failure. I have preserved ef - hfpef. My ef is 56%

[amberruane]

Loving your videos, the best I've seen. Thank you so much for this series and all you do. Explained excellently, has really helped me grasp the concept for my nursing exams in Ireland 🇮🇪 😀

[carolynderricks]

Thanks Eddy! As always your lessons are nice and clearly explained! Very helpful!

[nupoorrautkar]

great video, i can now attempt long answer question without having to go through book again.