❤️ Cardiovascular Physiology is the foundation of perioperative hemodynamic management. This module covers essential principles such as cardiac output, pressure regulation, and autonomic control — all tailored to the EDAIC Part I format and supported by trusted anesthesiology textbooks.
📘 What You’ll Learn
A deep understanding of cardiovascular physiology is essential for anesthesiologists and intensivists managing hemodynamics in the OR and ICU. This module guides you through:
💓 Cardiac Electrophysiology – Action potentials, conduction system, ECG basics
🩸 Hemodynamics & Pressure Regulation – Preload, afterload, contractility, vascular resistance
🫀 Cardiac Output & Venous Return – Frank-Starling mechanism, Guyton curves
🧠 Autonomic Regulation – Baroreceptor reflexes, sympathetic/parasympathetic control
💉 Blood Flow & Tissue Perfusion – Vascular compliance, flow dynamics, oxygen delivery
📝 What’s Included
✅ Exam-style Multiple-True-False questions
🧠 Emphasis on physiological mechanisms and clinical implications
📚 Structured using:
• Miller’s Anesthesia
• Barash Clinical Anesthesia
• Lange Clinical Anesthesiology
👨⚕️ Who Should Join?
🩺 Anesthesiology Residents
🫀 Cardiovascular-focused Anesthesiologists
🧑⚕️ Intensivists managing circulatory instability
🎓 EDAIC Part I Candidates
🧭 This module not only prepares you for the exam but enhances your ability to make sound clinical decisions in hemodynamically challenging scenarios.
🚀 Start learning and master the physiology behind every heartbeat.
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