Lung Sounds (Abnormal) Crackles (Rales) Wheezes (Rhonchi) Stridor Pleural Friction Rub Breath Sounds
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- Опубліковано 14 сер 2024
- Abnormal lung sounds that include crackles (formerly called rales), stridor, wheezes (formerly called rhonchi), pleural friction rub, and stridor. There are two types of abnormal breath sounds such as discontinuous and continuous. Discontinuous sounds include: coarse crackles, fine crackles, and pleural friction rub. Continuous sounds include: low-pitched, monophonic wheeze & high-pitched, polyphonic wheeze, and stridor. Fine crackles sound like high-pitch, crackling noises mainly on inspiration and can't be cleared when coughing. Coarse crackles are low-pitch, wet bubbling sounds that can occur mainly during inspiration but can extend into expiration. Pleural friction rub is a harsh, grating sound heard during inspiration and expiration. Low-pitched, monophonic wheezes are heard mainly in expiration and have a low-pitched whistling tune or whine with ONE sound quality. High-pitch, polyphonic wheezes are heard mainly in expiration and have a high-pitched musical instrument tune with MORE THAN ONE sound quality. Stridor is heard during inspiration and is a high-pitched whistling or gasping sound with a harsh sound quality.
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Oh my lord..the only video without a 10 minute intro and actually has sounds..thank you.
They seriously need to start using these sounds for horror films.
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Omg! I though the same thing! These sounds are nightmarish!
especially the first one :D polyphonic wheeze
Seriously scary lol
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High Pitched, Polyphonic Wheeze: 00:25
Low Pitched, Monophonic Wheeze: 00:41
Stridor: 00:54
Coarse Crackles: 1:04
Fine Crackles: 1:21
Pleural Friction Rub: 1:39
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i didn’t realize how creepy lungs can sound. but this is awesome, thank you!!
lol I was just thinking the same!
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Such a good video! So hard to find these sounds! And the text explaining each is awesome!
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Straight to the point and very informative. Thank you!
New nurse! Getting use to the sounds!! Thanks!
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it really helps me to differentiate those different lung sounds ma'am, Thank you😍
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I was curious on as to how lungs sounded when my doctor listened to my lungs with a stethoscope. This is amazing!
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Wow just learned something new I have been under the impression that Rhonchi was the upper airway congestion that's heard when there is secretion build up and clears with coughing . The team of nurses im working with have a patient in particular that is trach dependent has lots of mucus but clears up with suctioning/neb txs/cough assist. One nurse always writes she hears crackles so I asked her about it and she was very adamant that it was crackles, I'm always one to learn so that's how I found my way here. I thought crackles did not clear with coughing and the ones I acknowledged were the sounds that were fine. Now I learned there are coarse and fine. I'm glad she stuck with her first thought because I would not have known if she gave in and questioned her own nursing skill.
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Thank you so much! Your videos are really helpful. Just a suggestion, can you also talk about what cause those abnormal lung sounds?
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This is actually useful thank you!
Wow! Thanks for the video. I would have probably thought the pleural friction rub was crackles if I didn't know and heard this on a patient.
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Appreciate the video! Very helpful to associate the words with the sounds as a rising medical student.
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Mine sound like rice crispies at the end of an exhale
Mine too
same here
Same here
Same!
Same after the flu in January
Thank you. This is what I was looking for.
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Thank you so much for sharing this video. For years I have been waking up to this fine crackling sound. I have gone to the doctor and told them about it. This sound doesn’t happen often. It comes and goes. But I am still very concerned of why it is happening. The last time this happen was about 9 months ago. I just found another doctor. She is running a bunch of tests on me. I will let her of this crackling sound.
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EMT student here. Thanks for this!
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I currently have the "fine crackles" heard near 1m 28s in video. It's very faint and only I can hear it, but it's concerning. Does anyone know why??
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Amazing audio sound . thanks
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God, sounds like I have that crackling thing but when I breathe out. I have a bad cold right now so this was helpul.
Thank you very much for this video...
I’m still wheezing it’s like I can’t close my mouth for one minute if I do then it’s going to get worse and worse and ppl can die from not breathing so I’m trying to make sure I can still breathe
Are you still alive?
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Thanks this is helpful, I have to do my head-to-toe assessments as well. Do you have in videos on that as well? But thanks again, for all you have done with these videos.
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I am here prepping for my 10 minutes Head to Toe next week.
Thanks Nurse S.
Wow I never knew how our lungs will have many different sounds. Need to learn this I'm in my first semester
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I was thinking the same thing, we just went over this yesterday 😊
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Thank you very much for this video... been very helpful to me..
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I’m here to hear what the nurses hear everyday during this pandemic.
It is a best video about lung sounds
These actually give me chills… these sounds are terrifying
Excellent video
Thankyou for ur video❤
thankyou so much~!
My strange sound is more of a fast beat whistle and doesn't stop when both breathing out or in. In fact, I can breath normally but the whistle sound still goes at its own beat. Only happens when I lie down.
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Awesome!!!! Thank you sooooo much!!!!
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Amazing. Thanks so much!!!!
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Awesome video
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What does the pleural rub indicate?
I have the fire crackling sound. What do I do? Help? No insurance. I'm freaking out. I came to you tube for help and this was the first video that came up.
What would be squeaking like a mouse when snoring? The exhales sound like a mouse squeaking.
wow. this is amazing...
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Thanku for this...