Lung sounds (respiratory auscultation sounds) | UKMLA | CPSA

This video provides examples of the various types of lung sounds that may be heard during auscultation of the chest.
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Some of the sounds in this video include:
- Wheeze
- Coarse crackles
- Stridor
- Fine crackles
- Vesicular breath sounds
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Chapters:
- Introduction 00:00
- Vesicular breathing 00:15
- Inspiratory stridor 00:24
- Wheeze 00:31
- Coarse crackles 00:37
- Fine crackles 00:45
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Wish the best for this guy... he has a lot to overcome

[@wesley-vh7qj]

lol all sounds were just machine-generated for demonstration sake, he's perfectly fine. It's a great video though, incorporating most of the abnormal sounds into one video

[@TechAngelx]

@-vh7qjr/whooosh - That one went right over your head, wesley. 😂

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Lol

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​@@TechAngelxshut up Malfoy 😅

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😂

[@khushaibliyah2944]

0:20 Vesicular Breathing
0:24 Inspiratory Stridor
0:33 Asthma and COPD (Wheeze)
0:38 Pnemonia and Pulmonary Edema (Coarse Creackles)
0:45 Pulmonary Fibrosis (Fine Creackles)

[@AJay-rq9fc]

Omg love this video straight to the point and I like how it shows inspiration duration vs expiration duration as they are breathing. Thank you

[@jemand8462]

wow, this guy is much sicker than he looks! poor guy!

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Hshahahhhaha

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Very short and straight to the point!! Thank you so much!!

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wow! keep on replaying it. thank you so much for this. very straight to point video. this is what I am looking for all of my nursing life. I cant thank you enough...

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[@gtrob1]

Thanks alot!
I've had asthma my entire life, I never knew exactly how it sounded in the stethoscope.

[@rossedgar4300]

Can anyone else hear the birds in the backgorund when he breaths in? This chap has some serious bird fanciers lung (but they are all alive in him!!)

[@fx3650]

Short and clear unlike all other 10min+ videos. Nice 👍

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Thank you for add translate for the Arabian language

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Thanks you.

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This guy got it all😂

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Great video! This is one sick dude!!

[@amy0158]

You are making my life so easier
thank u sooo much

[@NurseHowie]

THIS IS AMAZING. Perfect respiratory study tool. Thank you

[@sammijoenathan]

Omg! So on point! This is amazing! Each breath sound at the most likely spot to be heard on auscultation!👋👋👋👋👋👋

[@Parrotii]

Short and simple, thanks

[@user16020]

Poor guy. Imagine having upper airway obstruction, asthma, COPD, Pneumonia, Pulmonary edema, Pulmonary fibrosis all at once. :(

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I feel so sorry for him😅

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Beautiful explanation 🫶🏼

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This should be made into a sort of medical ASMR for geeky medics

[@5urg3x]

Very cool video and thanks for the comparisons

[@nafis6668]

man that guy is so sick

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amazing ,pulmonology in one minute

[@mohamedghula]

extremely helpful I can't thank you enough!

[@annabella9039]

Wow so informative thank you!

[@ellesrevisionsession]

So so helpful. Thank you

[@PeaceOffmate]

Did on myself hell yeah cheers to the vesicular breathing!!!!!!

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Thank you so much!!!

[@kwdoug]

Outstanding, this might be the best video on this yet, bravo and thank you

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Thanks a lot sir

[@artix444]

Thank you.

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Super helpful!!

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Thank you

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this is very helpful 👍😃 thanks

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I love these. Makes me understand more

[@tahirstar1947]

Very informative channel
I Love it

[@MrTeamamerica007]

Perfect timing!

[@DavidRLentz]

What are the respective terms that are generally synonymous with "rhonchus" denotative of pulmonary auscultative diagnostics?
That is, these words are of the same technical vocabulary; for example, "apple" and "peach" are edible fruit, though an apple is not a peach.

[@sudhinanair3134]

Amazing vdo

[@SULAIMAN2010]

So nice and clear 👍🏼👆🏼

[@caviarnmeths]

great video!

[@beholden_to_ducks]

Get the bvm. This guy is going to go into super respiratory arrest yesterday

[@MrYoumitube]

Get this man to a hospital fast!!!!!

[@kanhaiyagoyal98]

Can a young get pulmonary fibrosis?

[@abraham65061]

Second more terrifying sounds below the sun's

[@emilyl1326]

Mine kinda sounds like the last one

[@drhamadaryad7761]

Is that videos in Pediatrics😊🙈

[@lairafonner7957]

cool way to demonstrate the lung sounds! Very helpful, now get that guy to a doctor! lol

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This comment section never fails to make me laugh.

[@kikol.5002]

Hello guys! 😁

[@olimphus26]

Why I dont hear them that loud in my stethoscope?

[@andreribeiro6367]

Usually it's not that loud, but it can be the quality of your equipment.

[@MisterMooo]

They are using a Littmann scope. A bit more expensive but they work well. My uni uses them for teaching.

[@DeepTask]

@@MisterMooo I have the same stethoscope I also have the Littmann Electronic Stethoscope which is amazing!

[@EpicCrasher-pn3pm]

The wheeze sounds like someone sighing cuz they don’t want too but they have to

[@jreditx1217]

Why this dude looks like Jordi El nino polka??

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❤️🔥✨

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👌👌

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Suuper

[@ebok5705]

bro had all the diseases

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😂

[@jmac3112]

Wow this dude has a lot of stuff wrong with him!

[@shortfilms647]

Thank you