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now today we are going to talk about the drugs used in congestive cardiac failure right before really I go to the use of the drugs I will tell you some basic problems which are present in a patient with cardiac failure once you know the basic problems in a patient with cardiac failure then you will be able to understand what kind of drug will be useful to solve those problems first I will talk talk to you about the normal heart how the normal heart work and giving you an analogy then well talk about what happens in a feeling heart so lets go with a very simple analogy right and in this Synology I will make a graph right you know Frank starlings law Frank starring last states that whenever you know Frank Sterlings law you dont know it okay listen what is Franks darling laugh according to Frank Starling law whenever you are filling the left ventricle or right ventricle with the blood if you put more blood in the right ventricle or left ventricle it will contract more if you will p
