👉 Haemodynamics is a branch of physiology that studies the flow and regulation of blood in the body. It involves understanding how blood moves through the cardiovascular system, including its movement, pressure, and temperature, to maintain homeostasis. This includes factors such as blood viscosity, blood flow velocity, and resistance to blood clotting. Haemodynamics is important for understanding how the body responds to stress or injury and for managing conditions like heart disease and stroke.
