How to auscultate for RENAL BRUITS as seen in Renal Artery Stenosis | Plus example of real sounds...

[@silkfan]

I am a nursing student and this help me so so much Doctor O'Dovoan! Thank you thank you thank you !

[@DrODonovan]

Thank you so much for taking the time to leave this comment. Best wishes with your remaining studies and your future career as a nurse.

[@virtue1495]

Short, sweet and precise. Thank you.

[@DrODonovan]

It’s a pleasure

[@theMidsizeLebowski]

Thank you for this excellent refresher, concise and informative. I will be doing this tomorrow.

[@DrODonovan]

Glad it was helpful!

[@katiejphillips]

thank you so much for making this video it really helped me with revision for my osces

[@DrODonovan]

Really glad to hear this and hope they went well for you!

[@jjvalnv01]

exactly what I was looking for, thank you so much!!!!

[@usmlestepexamreview]

Well nice demonstration!

[@DrODonovan]

Thank you

[@IQuestionAuthority]

Very useful, thank you!

[@DrODonovan]

A pleasure.

[@di_0b]

Thank you doctor

[@DrODonovan]

You’re very welcome

[@mesharialzahrani6178]

Really good vid. thanks.

[@user_9_23]

One question . If a doctor finds every thing normal in the case of heart. Will he refer ecg or ecg is required even after normal asculation ?

[@xmireex]

Can you make a comparison soundclip that hasn’t any bruit?

[@谢钦-b9b]

Are the sounds heard at the end of the video normal or abnormal? I heard some blood flow sounds with bowel sounds, I suppose there is no abnormal bruit.

[@daaamnkin]

He said listen to a renal artery bruit which may be an indicator of renal artery stenosis

[@luluanne3888]

Amazing! Do you have a comparison of a normal vs bruit sound please?

[@DrODonovan]

Normal you won’t hear anything

[@luluanne3888]

@@DrODonovan thank you so much :)

[@DrODonovan]

@@luluanne3888 Pleasure

[@yarasafina1]

Thank you

[@DrODonovan]

You're welcome

[@theMotti2000]

great thanks but please can you describe what you are hearing - whooshes clicks etc.

[@DrODonovan]

Thanks good point - will consider for the update of this video

[@sobekstephanie]

Good video

[@DrODonovan]

Thank you.

[@eddy1978]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@DrODonovan]

Thanks Eddy

[@تباركخضيررزاقكروب]

What is the name of the normal kidney sound?

[@DrODonovan]

In normal circumstances you would not expect to hear any sound.

[@moon8541]

​@@DrODonovan nothing but bowel sounds

[@medcatmcat]

Thank you! It was good to hear what one would sound like. One note: I believe you're using the pediatric diaphragm rather than the bell. On a Littmann, you need to remove the pediatric diaphragm to be using the bell: ua-cam.com/video/C-23hknWZSo/v-deo.html

[@DrODonovan]

Thanks for watching and for the feedback

[@hassanahmad5785]

🥰

[@DrODonovan]

Thanks

[@chrismac7691]

Is she ok?

[@DrODonovan]

yes - was just for the purpose of the video.

[@a.mustafa.4009]

🙄

[@flaminmongrel6955]

that's a paediatric diaphragm though not a bell

[@Clinicallyunreasonable]

Beat me to it !

[@PurnenduMukherjeedr]

You are using paediatric diaphragm. Diaphragm of either side when lightly pressed, they behaves like bell....

[@DrODonovan]

Thanks for the feedback

[@mash00311]

thank you doctor

[@DrODonovan]

You’re welcome