@icmteaching : 🧩 Part 3 – Why you usually can’t move one curve without the other 1️⃣ So far, we’ve treated the cardiac and venous return curves as two lines that meet. In theory, you can move one without the other – and sometimes that’s true. But in physiology, they almost always move together • TwiCopy

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🧩 Part 3 – Why you usually can’t move one curve without the other 1️⃣ So far, we’ve treated the cardiac and venous return curves as two lines that meet. In theory, you can move one without the other – and sometimes that’s true. But in physiology, they almost always move together

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