increased hydrostatic pressure which causes right and left heart failure leading to edema. Diagram for it in simple explaiantion
A clear, simple medical diagram explaining how increased hydrostatic pressure causes right heart failure and left heart failure leading to edema. The diagram should show: - A central heart divided into RIGHT SIDE and LEFT SIDE - RIGHT HEART FAILURE pathway: Right heart fails → backs up into systemic veins → increased venous hydrostatic pressure → fluid pushed out of capillaries into tissues → peripheral edema (legs, ankles, abdomen/ascites, jugular vein distension) - LEFT HEART FAILURE pathway: Left heart fails → backs up into pulmonary veins → increased pulmonary capillary hydrostatic pressure → fluid pushed into lung alveoli → pulmonary edema (breathlessness, crackles) - Simple arrows showing the flow/direction - Color coding: blue for right side/venous, red for left side/pulmonary - Key labels: "Hydrostatic Pressure", "Capillary", "Fluid leaks into tissue", "Edema" - A simple capillary diagram showing: high pressure inside → fluid arrow pointing outward → edema - Clean white background, simple educational style, easy to understand for students
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