haemodynamics

Hemodynamics refers to the study of how blood flows through the body’s circulatory system. It involves understanding the forces involved in moving blood, such as blood pressure, resistance in blood vessels, and the strength of the heart as it pumps. These factors work together to ensure oxygen and nutrients reach tissues and organs efficiently. Changes in hemodynamics can indicate health issues like hypertension or heart failure. Essentially, it’s the science of how blood movement is controlled and maintained to keep the body functioning properly.