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Decoding JVP Waves! JVP (Jugular Venous Pressure) isn't just a number; its waveforms offer critical insights into right heart function. Let's break down the A wave abnormalities you need to know: JVP Basics: Reflects right atrial pressure, key for assessing right-sided heart conditions. A Wave: Represents atrial contraction. It's normally visible and reflects the force the atria exert to fill the ventricles. 📈 Prominent A Waves: When the right ventricle is stiff (non-compliant), the atria contract forcefully against resistance, causing a larger A wave. This is typically seen in conditions like Tricuspid Stenosis. 📉 Absent A Waves: If the atria aren't contracting effectively or regularly, the A wave might be absent. A classic example? Atrial Fibrillation, where atrial activity is chaotic. ❓ Your Challenge, Doctors! There's another important JVP finding called "Cannon A Waves." I've given you a hint in the video: they occur when atrial contraction doesn't transmit to the ventricle. Which condition is most famously associated with Cannon A waves? Share your answer in the comments! 👇 #JVP #Cardiology #ClinicalSkills #MedicalEducation #DoctorsOfIndia #RightHeartFailure #TricuspidStenosis #AtrialFibrillation #CannonAWaves #MedicineSimplified