Heart Sounds Made Easy - S1, S2, S3, S4 and Murmurs (Systolic and Diastolic)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 มิ.ย. 2024
- Cardiac Cycle Guide ➡️ www.interactive-biology.com/c...
Everything you need to know to get a basic understanding of heart sounds. I cover S1, S2, S3, and S4, what leads to those sounds as well as Systolic and Diastolic murmurs.
Time Stamps:
00:00 Intro
00:15 Cardiac Cycle Review
00:48 Blood Flow Review
01:05 S1 - 1st Heart Sound
02:00 S2 - 2nd Heart Sound
02:46 Normal Heart Sound
03:19 S3 - Ventricular Gallop
04:18 S4 - Atrial Gallop
05:21 Heart Murmurs
06:10 Systolic Murmur Example
06:29 Diastolic Murmur Example
06:40 Systolic & Diastolic Murmur
07:08 Further Evaluation
07:24 Cardiac Cycle
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Wow I have been struggling to understand this in school and you made it so much easier for me. Thank you!
You are truly amazing! I had such a hard time learning anything for my cardiology cycle in patient care course but this has made everything so clear!
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wow you made so easy to understand the sounds of heart
thanks for not being boring
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The best explanation and thanks for making it so easily understood
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Truly amazing❤,clear , Easy and fun explanation
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In my 4th year Undergrad and was always scared of Murmurs and heart sounds; well, until now. Thus is amazing! Thankyou so much. Your enthusiasm of devivering the information is really awesome!
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Thank you so much for your energy!
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I am medical student in Korea. I had a hard time understanding cardiac cycle and heart sound during preparing problem based learning. But I finally found your youtube channel and I completely understand the process of cardiac cycle!! SOOOO thank you :) your pronunciation was so good that I can understand your lecture without English subtitle!
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You are just amazing…! I am 53 and only because of you, I am re-learning human physiology. Thank you
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Enjoying your videos! Have you done a more comprehensive video of the 4 systolic murmurs (regurg and stenosis) and 4 diastolic murmurs (regurg and stenosis)?
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Eu gostei muito da sua explicação. Obrigado.
Great. Thank you
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Easiest video to understand. Thanks
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Grear video as always.
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Amazing explanation sir
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Awesome video!
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Thank you
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Thnx bro❤
Thank you doctor
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Helpful ❤
Awesome!
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Nice Video !!
Thanks 👍🏾
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Thankyou sir❤
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Amazing explanation. Can i use the video in my online class with my students?
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❤ thanks 🎉
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Nice!😊
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Paul Anderson vibes... very good video
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Can you tell why mitral component of S1 best heard in apex beat instead of mitral valve area?
Weldone!
Thank you 👍🏾
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You are the best 😂
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Amazing sir
But which stethoscope is best to listen all sounds..??
That's a great question, but I don't really have an answer. I'm not a medical professional so I don't have much experience with stethoscope. I was looking for one myself on Amazon and it seems 3M Littmann has some really good ones based on the reviews.
@@InteractiveBiology thank you sir ❣️
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Is there any example of muffled heart sound I can listen to?
I'm sure you can find some by searching in Google. I haven't looked for those in particular.
you are so funny with sound lol😂
Thanks, I think 🤣
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Im regretting for finding you late ,
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Very wrong concept of heart sound production. Leaflets of heart valve never touch each other. Please find the mechanism of s1 and s2 production..
You can make the corrections here if mechanism you hve is different
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