Heart Sounds Made Incredibly Easy | Complete Guide to Cardiac Sounds (with sound's audios)

Heart sounds are made super easy to master. If you are stuck with heart sounds, this video will help you organize & revise heart sounds along with audio of the heart sounds.
All you need to remember for exams are summarized here.
Heart sounds can be categorized into Normal, Extra, Additional sounds & Murmurs for the sake of simplicity.
1. Normal Heart Sounds - S1, S2
2. Extra Heart Sounds - S3, S4
3. Additional Heart Sounds - Clicks (i.e., Ejection systolic clicks, Other Systolic Clicks) & Snap (Opening Snap)
4. Murmurs - Systolic, Diastolic & Continuous Murmurs
Pericarditis, Tumor plop, Pericardial knock, Prosthetic valve sounds are some other cardiac sounds which are not included here & shall be discussed in future videos.
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[@co2pa74]

S1 0:42
S2 1:04
S3 3:18
S4 4:00
murmur 5:38

[@hebaelnabawy8871]

I searched "all heart sounds" and honestly didn't expect to find someone collecting them in such a brilliant way. Thank you.
Yet it's still hard :')

[@no-bv9jn]

Hi everyone
Here is my heartbeat th-cam.com/video/DB-4iRjhtGU/w-d-xo.html
I hope you enjoy
You can also find it on my channel
Please use headphones

[@studywithzaki5848]

Too beautiful... I'll come back here when I'm already a *doctor* hihi

[@thomaspaez486]

thank you. I worked very hard, many hours spent, understanding what you did in seven minutes.

[@PracticalMedicine]

Thomas Paez. Thanks. Glad you liked it.

[@dbondozzz3538]

Any other heart hypochondriacs here trying to convince themself that their heart rate is normal?

[@carlosb1]

Finally REAL heart sounds. Thank you!!!

[@jcs4367]

whoever uploaded this video, big thanks to you.. now I know my heart is normal..

[@killuazoldyck5613]

Wow , Excellent video …. It was really helpful .
Thanks a lot.
I've an Exam Tomorrow , And this just saved my life .

[@maryleo2668]

Thanks, I am in Nursing school I learned a lot in 7 min thanks for sharying it🙏

[@yooserin6298]

I think I'm too young for this but I like understanding and memorizing the audio and even the visuals

[@Moody1234ification]

Yeah kid, this is strictly for old people :P

[@vitalykov4412]

This is the best video so far! No commentary, purely sounds, makes you visualize the pathophysiology behind it, love it!

[@bebaal15]

Best video ever on heart sounds 😍😍 thank you so much

[@emanuelmanole7063]

I’m impressed how loud is the human heart

[@adityasaranshchoudhary6505]

Best video ever on heart sounds. Brilliant .

[@msicedtee8978]

The summary was helpful tbh. Thank you!

[@royp9818]

This is nice.I'm only 14 but i'm already practicing heart sounds lol.By the time I get to med school I'll just be chillin'

[@PracticalMedicine]

@young masai - Keep going and keep flourishing!

[@GoogleGebruiker]

Smart. I just started and it's a lot of new information

[@nhanquang8884]

nuuub

[@email1123]

It actually really helped me understand & pick apart the sounds when I slowed down the video to 0.75 speed.

[@winnerfromindia2309]

Good video Easy to understand abnormal heart sound ......upload more video like HOW TO READ ECG???

[@demekeeligo64]

thank you

[@zeynelakk]

Listen with stethoscope near earphones

[@neonneiae2518]

IT WAS VERY USEFUL FOR ME. LOVE YOU FROM INDIA , THANKS.

[@amaypaulsingh1894]

Amazing, thanks a lot

[@paulakettula9311]

This was so helpful to me as a nurse student to understand different kind of heart sounds. Thank you :)

[@tamyrawallace7000]

As a new FNP this was so helpful. THANK YOU

[@marktwain8668]

Excellent lessons.
Highly recommended.

[@firstclassroadman4433]

tip,,,use a stethoscope instead of earphones...mind the volume tho!
great video

[@zeynelakk]

first class roadman thanks for tips

[@indiandoctorsaiims173]

Clear concept and a very helpful vid

[@PracticalMedicine]

DURGESH NANDAN - Thanks for feedback. Please share with other colleagues where needed

[@tokmanam5576]

Very helpful thanks alot , but this made me feel sad for somereason .

[@dr-rafiiqaliwajiiz9058]

Thank you alot, I've been watching your videos alot lately and I can tell you its helping me alot, keep up the great work, thanks again

[@PracticalMedicine]

Rafeki Ali - Thank you for encouraging feedback. Share with colleagues if you liked & found these useful.

[@fatemeghm6932]

Thank you🌺

[@megha715]

thank you so much for this video ... works alot
.

[@pamelaturnerpt]

This is great. What about a Bruit? Any reference for that?

[@sarahkirkbride4244]

extremely helpful

[@sicnasty3]

loved the video. Thanks!!!

[@_rark_7676]

Thank you very much..

[@hillaryd.9396]

this is amazing, thank you so much!

[@HuongLe-fs2sb]

thank you.

[@carolinasalazar5318]

Este vídeo se resume en una palabra: EXCELENTE. Lo entendí todo.

[@nonos7922]

04:53 ejection click (sounds like striking small drum once??)
05:38 systolic vs diastolic vs continous
06:09 time and sounds every
S3 sounds like song bad guy LOL

[@dremmanuellaolubunmisolomo5232]

THANK YOU!

[@BlinkLaPrincesa]

Love the Bass Too!

[@jesslerczak4351]

Very good, thanks so much.

[@freestylecomedy8160]

awesome it's really helpful

[@mahdizarei7540]

very useful .

[@FOXTROT_YT]

5:54 heart sound summary

[@armakadova1]

Perfect ✨🔝👏👏 HelpfULL ⚕️‼️🖤💜📚🛐🔟

[@ainaasmira]

thank you for this video!

[@tejasviaggarwal4168]

Loved it!!!

[@kernel_data_inpage_error]

The murmurs are just scary, even the most inexperienced ear could notice something is not right with the heart

[@astutely]

Subscribed!!! Thank you so much!

[@dr.sandeepyadav4078]

This is what i was looking for.
Thank you so much.

[@user-wu6gg5ug7t]

Thank you a lot

[@PracticalMedicine]

اشراقة حلم you're welcome

[@rudrakshidey324]

Thanks

[@tambobetoshiba8227]

good one sir . thanks much

[@parakhdhingra9041]

Thanks alot👌👌

[@rommaissa2392]

thank you 😍

[@faniebritz4875]

wow Thanx

[@4ivelina]

can you share it as a presentation or pdf?

[@acidofil]

helpful video, thank you very much for upload

[@PracticalMedicine]

acidofil - you're welcome.

[@drchandrimapattadar6294]

Wonderful

[@acp620]

Perfect!

[@PracticalMedicine]

Thanks Chris Pineda

[@koushikbiswas623]

Excellent thanks a lot..

[@vedanshisharma392]

All i know people in this comment section r doctors im jst in 12th...😅 trying to understand though hard ...i mean vry hard

[@PracticalMedicine]

Nice but it is really not necessary to effort to understand a video which is difficult not only for your level but also for medical students in their foundation years. However appreciate your interest and wish you all the best for your future 🙂

[@agnesiachelsea7572]

amazing

[@KitanKate]

My murmur sounds like the diastolic opening snap one

[@dxstar7597]

keep it up and make more videos like this

[@PracticalMedicine]

Thanks

[@PracticalMedicine]

Suggest your topic of interest or which you find difficult!

[@mohsendiaz7094]

Thanks thaaaaaanks its great effort really
Helped me alot in my OSCE exam
I earned it like a badass thanks

[@lorenzobazzan7195]

Thanks a lot man, very helpful !!

[@UrSrvnt108]

very nice........

[@PracticalMedicine]

@Sayan Mukherjee - Thanks

[@edrismohammed474]

Perfect

[@bassemabuasy2235]

Greattttt

[@yumytummy]

wide s2 split is ASD not VSD

[@PracticalMedicine]

02:54
Fixed Splitting = ASD
Widening of Physiological Splitting can occur in VSD

[@mansdoctooor]

thanks

[@PracticalMedicine]

mansdoctooor - you're welcome

[@marcelrakowiecki7798]

Born in 2015 now turning 9😂

[@MariaFernandesMusic]

LOVED THIS !!! thank you

[@SiSi-ju1xk]

It's scary also

[@vsquad7060]

very good

[@PracticalMedicine]

maria Alex - thanks. Please share with colleagues

[@vsquad7060]

of course

[@enloveyduvey001]

amazing.

[@PracticalMedicine]

Edie xo - Thanks

[@shreyarai583]

Plz mere help kriye mere valve se sounds bhut jaada aata jisse bagal me baitha insan Sun leta h plz koi solution btayiye

[@ascour]

I had 2d echo this day and I heard murmurs in my heart

[@kirstenwalsh2789]

I've watched so many videos trying to find the sound of my heartbeat, can't find it. It goes like this (loud beat, soft, soft, soft, loud again)

[@PracticalMedicine]

Lola Taylor - please get an ECG done.

[@kirstenwalsh2789]

Last Second Medicine I have and I've got a leak in one of my heart valves, a small leak. I don't remember which valve it is but I can't find the sound anywhere. I had an ultrasound done.

[@PracticalMedicine]

Lola Taylor - sorry to hear that. We sincerely hope and wish that it is cured.
This video is very basics of heart sounds. There is a seperate video on murmurs (sounds that are heard due to narrowness or leaking valves).
m.th-cam.com/video/L4pe5uBfVqI/w-d-xo.html
However it is important to know that the video is intended for educational purposes for medical students only. Please do not try to interpret information if you are not having the foundation knowledge.

[@kirstenwalsh2789]

Last Second Medicine O yes I understand, I just wanted to find the same heartbeat as mine just for comparison. Thank you so much.

[@mominulhoque2439]

wow...nice

[@PracticalMedicine]

Mominul Hoque - Thanks

[@komalchoudhary4597]

Tumor plop sound can you share?

[@tailzzzzz]

I can barely hear the sounds on my phone?

[@PracticalMedicine]

Please use headphones

[@abhanshul]

subscribed

[@silverstarlight9395]

Is there less gap between s1 and s2 than there is between s2 and s1?

[@PracticalMedicine]

Yes. Systole is normally shorter than diastole.

[@arshdeep6295]

What software did you use to make this video?

[@PracticalMedicine]

Adobe After Effects

[@dylanfulmer4469]

The 325 people who disliked this video have no heart

[@rolandanthony9833]

Thank you i have a heart problem now i realized

[@the0lddoc]

@1:25 is there any other abnormality in this rhythm except for the splitting that we hear? Is there a murmur also present there?

[@the0lddoc]

@Last Second Medicine if you can please reply asap

[@PracticalMedicine]

Just splitting. There is echo (artifact of recording) which is appearing as murmur.

[@tonycat721]

Great vid but I got sad and scared …. one day it will stop.

[@sanaullahpanhwar9382]

Best

[@PracticalMedicine]

@Sanaullah Panhwar - Thanks
Please share with your colleagues!

[@selvavalli6819]

innocent murmur eppo cure agum for example 2 yr baby had innocent murmur so entha Agela cure?

[@palaniappan3327]

4:59

[@palaniappan3327]

1:36

[@palaniappan3327]

2:36

[@reqzapratama8621]

additional sound in click makes me feel like watching the horror movie

[@yazeedbinsamman831]

whats p2 stand for ?

[@PracticalMedicine]

YAZEED BINSAMMAN - Pulmonary component of second heart sound

[@manaskol9543]

my 7 yer old son heart 7 time thnk takes k break thn 4 times thn k break thn again 7-8 times it is norml plz rply from india

[@PracticalMedicine]

Manas Kol - heartbeating and then stopping for a while does not occur normally. Please show him to a doctor who can examine him and see if there is no disease

[@Rdizzle512]

WHat time can you hear s1 and s2? i can only hea s3 and s4 in this video

[@PracticalMedicine]

R Dizzle - Right at the start is Normal S1 and S2 sound

[@RA-ex7ir]

now billie eilish will be using these for new music.

[@zackultimate1067]

i dont think that the original heratbeat is what you say

[@sanaullahpanhwar9382]

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