Lung Sounds (Normal) Bronchial Bronchovesicular Vesicular | Breath Respiratory Sounds
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- Lung sounds for assessment and auscultation of bronchial, bronchovesicular, and vesicular breath sounds for nursing and NCLEX review. This video includes the audio (breath sounds) and description for each type of normal breath sound. Each breath sound is made up of a different pitch and duration along with being auscultated in different areas of the chest. Bronchial lung sounds are heard in the tracheal area and are loud, high pitched sounds with a slightly longer expiration than inspiration. Bronchovesicular breath sounds are medium pitched sounds and are heard in the bronchi located anteriorly (1st and 2nd intercostal space next to the sternum) and posteriorly (between the shoulder blades) on the chest. The inspiration and expiration are equal. Vesicular breath sounds are heard throughout the peripheral lung fields and are soft, low pitch sounds. The inspiration is slightly longer than the expiration. Don't forget to watch the video on abnormal breath sounds!
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first year nursing student..you videos are awesome! thank you :D
Yay! I'm so glad they can help you in your first year! I hope my channel can help you all the way through nursing school ;-) Thanks for your comment!
I literally supplement my nursing school with your videos.
Very awesome! Good to see you again :) You have been watching my videos for a while now, and I thank you for that!
I'm in my fifth term of nursing school. We've just had patho and pharm exams on Cardiac/Circulatory/Resp/Neuro. And with clinical, we've just been doing assessments/patient care/holistic interventions. we're giving meds next week :)
Sarah really getting me through nursing school lmao
I just did this at my clinical today☺️☺️ my teacher told us to find the sounds on UA-cam , and you posted it!!! Crazy but love it!!! When will you be posting the location ?
Wow, what an awesome coincidence lol! I will be uploading the locations next week. Tomorrow the abnormal sounds will be uploaded. So, stay tuned ;-) Thanks for watching the video!
Again, another amazing video! Very much appreciated :)
Thank you so much again :) You're so very kind! I'm glad I can help!
just great
making us better doctors thank you
Thank you so much for the AWESOME comment. I really appreciate it! Also, thank you for watching the video :)
Thanks from Egypt
Beautiful sounds!!!!
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your videos help me alot in my post RN
Thank you.
Excellent teaching style mam 🙏
Very nice vid, thx a lot! hugs from europe
You're very welcome! Thank you so much for your comment :) Hugs back at you from America!
Thank you for this video ..
You're most welcome! Thank you for watching the video :)
Very informative thank you.hi from Australia.could you please cover the different feeding tubes like the NJ and what can and can't be done with them?thank you
Hello to you all the way in Australia :) Thank you for watching the video! Yes, in the future I will be covering different types of feeding tubes. Thanks for your interest....I appreciate it very much ;-)
ma'am u r simply awesome...
Thank you so much, Gloria :) I'm glad you liked the video! Thanks for watching it and for this kind comment!
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You're most welcome :) Thank you for the comment.
I just listened to my heart with my stethoscope and I could hear the blood flowing! It was so cool. I did not hear any murmurs, extra beats or skips, and it sounded regular. But I did notice that it sounded louder in the areas that you've mentioned in your cardiac auscultation videos. Which is quite amazing, I am not studying to be a nurse but I do think that the human heart is beautiful and fascinating! As well as calming and can tell a lot about a person's personality, in my opinion. So, I did have a little hard time telling the difference between s1 and s2, do you recommend that I keep listening to my heart a few more times?
Hello :) Thank you for watching the video. The best way to distinguished between S1 and S2 is to feel the carotid artery while you listen to the heart sounds. The first sound you hear that correlates with the carotid pulse is S1. Therefore, you know the other sound is S2.
Okay. Thank you so much! I'll keep listening! :)
you are amazing.. thank you very much!!!
Thankk youuuuu!!
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Hello! I absolutely love your videos and they help out tremendously. I am wondering if have any on upper and lower respiratory disorders?
Hello Jamie :) Thank you so much for your kind words, and I'm glad the videos are helping! Yes, I will most definitely be making videos on respiratory disorders very soon....so stay tuned :)
Thank you for the fast response :)
i like this way of study
thanks mam 🙂
thank-you mam for such a valuable Information.
can u also share information about lungs having cavity.
B/L VBS meaning?my doctor wrote this in prescription
hi, thank u very much , but if u don't mind and share a video so it will be more helpful and practical, and nice job it's really helpful.
You're most welcome! Thank you for watching the video and for your comment!
Way to be! Thanks
Thanks I want to know if I have asthma
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Plz... Make an video of female pelvic, fetal skull with normal mechanism of labour
They all sound like zombies
there is mucous in the lung !!
vesicular 0:46
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