Tactile Fremitus, Bronchophony, Egophony, Whispered Pectoriloquy

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1:00: Tactile fremitus
2:20: Bronchophony
3:49: Egophony
5:14: Whispered petoriloquy

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Fantastic explanation. Clear and detailed. Excellent!

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[@Ms.Classic01]

Thank you for all your video's they really helped me in nursing school especially for upcoming Med-Surg.❤

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Beautifully and well explained,I am.for the test OSCE for physical assessment course..Many thanks 🙏 understood very well , explanation is equal to Bates book.. Thanks very much

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[@ec2749]

great video. clarified my understanding of the assessment techniques. thank you

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So helpful in prepping for my OSCEs

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This was explained so clear.

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Good explanation. Thank you.

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[@sandippanda3893]

Whts difference between egophony and bronchphony
Just ask them to say 99 and EE ???
And look for muffled or clearer sound ??? Is it ri8

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That's right! Both techniques are alternative ways of finding abnormalities in the lungs, like consolidation.

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didn't realize nursing need to perform such palpation procedures.

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These techniques are not commonly used but are vital to know.

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[@victorngigi4266]

Very helpful but for Egophony, the patient should have pronounced the vowel sound "e" not that of letter "E"
Should have been more like "Eh"

[@krissycat119]

Was going to comment on this - should the patient not be saying 'a', and it sounds like 'e' if abnormal?

[@victorngigi4266]

​@@krissycat119 i think it's the other way round doc