PA student in clinical year here, and this is by far the best explanation of the heart sounds I have had yet! The animation helps so much, and it was explained very well! I will definitely be sharing this with classmates.
Dealing with an abrupt appearance of arrhythmia (covid or bivalent vacc. correlated) in my own case, I have to wait 2 weeks for a Holter. So all I have to go on is a (low-pass-filtered) acoustic signal recorded with a digital recorder on my chest, lying down. I can look at the trace in a sound app, but no idea how I'm supposed to interpret it. Of all the videos I've seen so far, this is the most lucid and straightforward. Now I can get a clue what the heck I'm looking at.
Special thanks to those who have watched this video over the last week or so. I have more episodes to follow. At the moment I am focusing on cardiology, but let me know if there are other topics you would like to see.
You should be happy that you where taught properly. Would you want to learn how to do brain surgery in 5 minutes? Bonehead.... I Hope your not a cardiologist or a doctor of any kind.
Have a look at this website: litfl.com/ecg-library/ I found this resource really useful. I do have a presentation on ECG interpretation. I could turn this into a future episode!
I have been stuck with shadows health trying to wrap my brain around the s3 and s4. Although I still have not mastered the different sounds. I love this free video better than my 1200 dollar 💵 class. Thank you so much 💓 for your help and kindness ❤️ 🙏 💕 😊!
Thank you for making this series. We just started our cadio block in PA school this week, and I was having a hard time imagining what exactly was going on in each type of murmur. This has helped immensely.
Wonderful! I am in my final student paramedic year and this just helped massively on my minor injuries cardiac assessment. Now just to fathom out what and how to assess heaves and thrills 😅
Hey thank you for watching ! Send a link to your teacher - lots of medschools are linking to this video during teaching. Makes your teachers life easier 👍🙏 😎
Not Med studi, RN, used it my whole career. Outstanding video & explanation. Don’t know if one was done for lung sounds. I used egophony, bronchophony & whispered pectoriloquy. Never seen my MD or cardiologist use it. Only RN’s & APRN’s. If I missed, will try to find. Great overview & really the graphics help
Studying for my NCLEX and using this video to brush up on cardiac assessment to boost uworld scores. This video goes into the how's and why's, and where to best auscultate, which makes me very happy. Going to need this knowledge once I start working next month.
Thank you so much, explained so well. I mean I get as future providers we need to know what is going on, but I also need to be able to understand the process well enough to explain it to patients, Thanks again!
Great video James, will be sending our med students to take a look! It's so much clearer to hear the sounds and see the heart motion animation side by side.
I had studied it in PT first year physiology but need a good recap for Pathology in second year and I am not disappointed this is probably the best video I have watched on this topic.
Greetings to all medical workers, who help patients discover the causes of pain they treat, thank God who inspired minds to come up with modern treatment methods,
Can't really tell if there are better vids out there....but this is definitely the best i have come across so far. My long search is definitely ending here, thanks a lot. I'm also a PA student in my clinical year
Thhe heart animation and the diagrams really help me understand this on top of that you added sound effect !!! Absolutely brilliant. I struggle with heart sounds and i love being able to see, hear , and look at diagram all toether. I neeed the visual as much as possible .lung sounds was easy to hear and understand.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad the heart animation and diagrams, along with the sound effects, were helpful in understanding the topic. Visual aids can really make a difference when it comes to grasping complex concepts like heart sounds. 😀
Seems like the most important difference between S3 and S4, is that S4 is blood pushed actively to the ventricles, while S3 is caused by the blood passively going into the ventricles.
this is so informative. I appreciate the way you show information thru video it definitely helps me understand all the vital facts of the heart sounds. I cant wait to get thru nursing school successfully and help all of the people in the world.
S2 splitting...respiratory, fixed, paradoxical, retention even after ASD repair? S1 splitting...normal and pathologic? As one who taught cardiovascular medicine for 23 years, I'm occasionally critical of videos related to my field; but, yours was clearly very good. I'm sure that many will appreciate its clarity.
I go to sleep listening to the sound of a hearbeat. I imagine I am a baby in the womb hearing my mother's heartbeat Its very primal and works beautifully.
This video should be something all medical schools use globally to make sense of the cardiac cycle and the added sounds in heart. I Lub Dub itttt 😊❤❤❤
PA student in clinical year here, and this is by far the best explanation of the heart sounds I have had yet! The animation helps so much, and it was explained very well! I will definitely be sharing this with classmates.
Wow thank you 🙏
Ha! Same...I'm in didactic, too and this is by FAR the best, most succinct heart sound explanation video! THANK YOU!
Dealing with an abrupt appearance of arrhythmia (covid or bivalent vacc. correlated) in my own case, I have to wait 2 weeks for a Holter. So all I have to go on is a (low-pass-filtered) acoustic signal recorded with a digital recorder on my chest, lying down.
I can look at the trace in a sound app, but no idea how I'm supposed to interpret it. Of all the videos I've seen so far, this is the most lucid and straightforward. Now I can get a clue what the heck I'm looking at.
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@@m.wirzasiregar763 lol
I'm almost in tears. You deserve every good thing Mr Coleman.😢
@@Israella_ my gift to you ! I hope it was useful 🙏
This year is my first clinical year as a medical student. It definitely help me to understand about how the sound occur in heart. Thank you so much!
Excellent- so pleased that this helped you 🙏😊
Special thanks to those who have watched this video over the last week or so. I have more episodes to follow. At the moment I am focusing on cardiology, but let me know if there are other topics you would like to see.
Best explanation of this that I have ever seen/heard/read. Thank you so much for your work.
Excellent, he explained it within 7 minutes, where my teacher used 3 hours class to do. =_=
😄 glad you found this useful 🙏
You are lucky your teacher used 3hr and probably you understand.
Our lectures used 3min on power point slides, without good understanding.
You should be happy that you where taught properly. Would you want to learn how to do brain surgery in 5 minutes? Bonehead....
I Hope your not a cardiologist or a doctor of any kind.
@@gibrilladumbuya355 ❤️
The basic comment from every medical student
2 years of school and crap descriptions and this one video makes me go oooooooh . good job thanks
So glad this helped! Thank you for watching 🙏
exactly! and its a 5minute video that works as reminder whenever its needed.
by far one of the best explanations of heart sounds out there.
In my 2 years of school no one has explained it this well. Thank you!
Wow - such great feedback makes this worth while. Thank you !😃
I wish all teachers used such a clear and concise approach with their teaching. Amazing. Thank you.
You're very welcome!
Nursing student...thank you for this lesson. I have a better understanding of heart sounds now. Awesome!
Wonderful! so pleased you found this helpful😍
It's rare to find a doctor or student explain in a simple way ,
You are a good doctor ,because you make is easy
Wow 😯 . I’m truly grateful for these comments. Thank you 🙏
@@TheLearnMedicineShow may you please
Tell me about the best text books whose explaine ECG , becaus i need to understand it very will ♥️♥️
Have a look at this website: litfl.com/ecg-library/
I found this resource really useful. I do have a presentation on ECG interpretation. I could turn this into a future episode!
2:40 S3
4:33 S4
1:08 Normal
Thanks for adding these Adriana - really useful!
For a layman what is S1 S2 + mention in doctor notes
I don’t think ….I ever write comments but when videos are so useful and very explanatory (YES) they deserve a nice comment
Wow, thank you!😍
Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful!!!
New NP starting a job in cardiology and I think this is the first time I actually have a grasp of S3 and S4. Very helpful!!
Excellent. So pleased you found it useful! Best of luck with the new job 👍 cardiology is such an interesting place to work 😍
Been watching Dr john campbell for the last 3 year's, great that other Dr are doing Stella work teaching how the beautiful heart works
Wow, thank you! Always nice to get a mention alongside a youtube legend ! Thanks for watching ! 🙏
I just love you for making this so much easier. Thank you and God bless you.
S1、S2 : 1:05-1:12
S3 : 2:35-2:44
S4 : 4:36 -4:43
I have been stuck with shadows health trying to wrap my brain around the s3 and s4. Although I still have not mastered the different sounds. I love this free video better than my 1200 dollar 💵 class.
Thank you so much 💓 for your help and kindness ❤️ 🙏 💕 😊!
😍
I needed a refresher on s3 and s4. This was excellent and simple! Great animation. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
I have watched lots of videos to understand S3 and S4 and this video is the best
Please don’t stop posting
You are wonderful 😭
Thank you @futuredoctor3588 . I have more material to post - ECG series incoming (although I know i have been saying this for some time!!😆)
@@TheLearnMedicineShow
it ok
we are waiting for it
heart sound described in the best way in entire human history within so short time.. Slaute man! 👍
Wow. Dr Ahmed, this has really made my day! Thank you !
Thank you for making this series. We just started our cadio block in PA school this week, and I was having a hard time imagining what exactly was going on in each type of murmur. This has helped immensely.
This is fascinating. I'm a layperson and this is easily understandable. It never ceases to amaze me what an amazing construct the human body is.
So pleased you enjoyed this, Eva 😊
Thank you soo much sir... lot's of love from india 🇮🇳
Hi Jana. You are welcome ! Thank you for watching 🙏❤️
CRNA student here--- best explanation yet!! thanks very much.
You're very welcome!
This video should be something all medical schools use globally to make sense of the cardiac cycle and the added sounds in heart. I Lub Dub itttt 🤩😁😁😁
This is a nice lesson. it has changed my level of understanding on how heart sound are and how do they come about. bring us more videos please
It’s so great to hear this! More videos are coming - but you have to vote on the next topic! Head over to my community tab to cast your vote 😍🙏
Wonderful! I am in my final student paramedic year and this just helped massively on my minor injuries cardiac assessment. Now just to fathom out what and how to assess heaves and thrills 😅
I usually skip this part while reading because I don't understand
Now I'm very happy that you made it very easy to understand
Thank you so much ❤️
Glad to hear that!
Med student here. Your explanation is just the guidance I needed. My school teachers sucks.
Hey thank you for watching ! Send a link to your teacher - lots of medschools are linking to this video during teaching. Makes your teachers life easier 👍🙏 😎
Thank u so much dr. for this nice explanation. Sincerely thankful for ur assistance. 💜
It's my pleasure❤🏆
I could give you the world for making this so easy to understand 🥺
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thank you very much . This is the first time i really understand the heart sounds . That was amazing
Wonderful! I’m so pleased that you found this useful ☺️👍
I am watching from Egypt for my next exam and i am really thankful easy and good tnx alot ❤
I love Egypt 🇪🇬 and Egyptian culture😍. So great to hear from you. Best of luck with your exam 🙏❤️
This is an excellent explanation of the heart sounds. Thank you so much for making me understand this better.
Preparing for my Clinical Examination OSCE, and Examination. What a brilliant Upload, Explains things perfectly. Thank you.
You're very welcome!
What school cant teach us in weeks of wasting time there, we can learn simply & very fast on the internet. Thanks for the video.
Glad it was helpful!
This video gave me a much better understanding Thank you
You are welcome . Thanks for watching ❤️
Not Med studi, RN, used it my whole career. Outstanding video & explanation. Don’t know if one was done for lung sounds. I used egophony, bronchophony & whispered pectoriloquy. Never seen my MD or cardiologist use it. Only RN’s & APRN’s. If I missed, will try to find. Great overview & really the graphics help
Many thanks Robert ! I haven't done a video for lung sounds yet, but certainly could do this in the future. I'll include it in the next vote.
Studying for my NCLEX and using this video to brush up on cardiac assessment to boost uworld scores. This video goes into the how's and why's, and where to best auscultate, which makes me very happy. Going to need this knowledge once I start working next month.
studying for the NPTE and was having a terrible time trying to grasp this. This vid was incredibly helpful!!
So pleased you found this helpful! Thank you for watching the show 🙂
❤Divine technology is so great, Hallelujah Allah 💐🌹💐🌹💐
O melhor video para entender B3 e B4 no yuotube, excelente.
Thank you so much, explained so well. I mean I get as future providers we need to know what is going on, but I also need to be able to understand the process well enough to explain it to patients, Thanks again!
No problem- so glad you found this useful!
Great video James, will be sending our med students to take a look! It's so much clearer to hear the sounds and see the heart motion animation side by side.
Thanks Dan 😄🙏 really appreciate this feedback!
4th block of nursing! and WOW this is much more explanatory than my instructors. Thank you!
You are so welcome!
this video is BEAUTIFUL, and I wish EVERY collage would implement this video is all lectures.
Thank you - if only they would 😆👍🙏
I had studied it in PT first year physiology but need a good recap for Pathology in second year and I am not disappointed this is probably the best video I have watched on this topic.
wow thank you :D
Thank you, this explinashon really helped me understand this as it is the best one i've come upon so far
Thank you so much for your kind words . I so pleased you found this useful! Thank you for watching 🙏😊
❤التكنولوجيا الإلهية عظيمة جدا، سبحان الله 💐🌹💐🌹💐
I am currently in nursing school. Thank for this! Brilliant!
You're so welcome!🙏
your channel should have million of subscribers.
😍 now that would be amazing. Please share with your friends🙏
This is one of the best explanations about heart sounds, thank you so much!!!
So pleased you liked this - it's really rewarding to hear that it was appreciated.😍
Exactly what I was looking for! Thank you for including the animation to show what is happening during each of these events!
So pleased you found this useful 🙏😊
This is incredibly helpful. The visualizations bring it all together. Thank you so much!
No problem🙂. So pleased it was helpful
This is the best explanation of heart sound video. Thank you！
Wow, thank you!
That's a great explanation with clear illustrations.
Glad you liked it😀🙏
probably the only video in youtube, that is actually usefull about the heart sounds . Ty bro
You are welcome 🙌🙏
Greetings to all medical workers, who help patients discover the causes of pain they treat, thank God who inspired minds to come up with modern treatment methods,
Excellent video and teaching. God bless you for teaching ❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much!
This is best explanation I have never seen anything better than this.
Thank you 🙏
Amazing!
Thank you!
Glad you like it! Thank you for watching 😍🙏
Can't really tell if there are better vids out there....but this is definitely the best i have come across so far. My long search is definitely ending here, thanks a lot. I'm also a PA student in my clinical year
Glad it helped! 👍🙏
thank you soo much, this is really all i need
You're welcome 😊. Thank you for watching 🙏
IT'S JUST GREAT! Your explanation , your sound , words , and sounds of heart . Finally I understand it ❤🎉
My work here is done 😎🙏 thank you for watching 🌷❤️
Doing my masters at cardiothoracic and this is very helpful!!! Thanks
So pleased you found this useful🙏. please share with your students😇
animation and the explanation side by side , couldn't be more perfect. Great video. Thank you
You're very welcome!
Thank you. So simple and easy to understand
You are welcome!🙏
Many thanks for your video. I hope i will be able to remember everything as I use my stethoscope. A senior citizen in FL.
You can do it!🙂
Thhe heart animation and the diagrams really help me understand this on top of that you added sound effect !!! Absolutely brilliant. I struggle with heart sounds and i love being able to see, hear , and look at diagram all toether. I neeed the visual as much as possible .lung sounds was easy to hear and understand.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad the heart animation and diagrams, along with the sound effects, were helpful in understanding the topic. Visual aids can really make a difference when it comes to grasping complex concepts like heart sounds. 😀
This was the best explanation I have ever gotten on this. The visual definitely helped!
Glad it helped!🙂
thank you so much. such a life saver. you're a genius
Seems like the most important difference between S3 and S4, is that S4 is blood pushed actively to the ventricles, while S3 is caused by the blood passively going into the ventricles.
Absolutely and... S4 is usually a sign of heart disease. Thanks for watching Flavio.
Best video for heart sounds by far. Excellent explanation
Wow, thank you! So good to hear that you found this useful🤩
Very nice explanation and animation as well. Thankyou so much.❤
Awesome illustration on topic...a huge huge admiration from me
Thank you so much 😀🙏
You are a star, best heart sounds video ever
wow thank you !😍🤩🥳
Simply put.... You Nailedd it!!!
Wow, thank you! 🙂
Where was this in nursing school?! This was the best description of the “Kentucky” “Tennessee” analogies.
So pleased you found this useful! Thanks for watching and sharing 🙏😍
So understandable. Thanks
You're welcome!
Your explanation so clearly and I'm accepted your videos
Many thanks 🙏
Thanks. My school sucks and taught this with text instead of audio.
So pleased you found this helpful
2:40 S3
4:35 S4
1:08 S1 S2
Ooowweeeee! Just plain ole great explanation with visual! Lifetime subscriber on board!!
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm so glad you found my video helpful 🙏😊
After years of having this explained to me this video actually made it make sense. Thank you. Will be sharing :)
Words like this really make my day! Thank you 🙏
Hope your not a doctor.
Brilliant! Best for beginners and revisions too!🔥🔥
Glad you think so!😍
Straight forward explanation! Thanks
Thank you! I understand the heart sounds better!
You're so welcome!
this is so informative. I appreciate the way you show information thru video it definitely helps me understand all the vital facts of the heart sounds. I cant wait to get thru nursing school successfully and help all of the people in the world.
You're so welcome! stick around - there will be more stuff coming that will be useful in your training.!! thanks for watching🫶🙏
great video! very holistic...been getting questions right after watching this!
So pleased that you found this helpful!
S2 splitting...respiratory, fixed, paradoxical, retention even after ASD repair? S1 splitting...normal and pathologic? As one who taught cardiovascular medicine for 23 years, I'm occasionally critical of videos related to my field; but, yours was clearly very good. I'm sure that many will appreciate its clarity.
wow thank you🙏🙇🏻♂️
Still helping up to date thank you doctor 😊
Happy to help!
Muito boa explicação. Vou ter que assistir algumas vezes para entender em inglês.
Obrigado
An awesome video.
The best on heart sounds I've seen so far. I'm definitely sharing this to classmates.
Thank you!
Wow, thank you! ❤😍🙏
I go to sleep listening to the sound of a hearbeat. I imagine I am a baby in the womb hearing my mother's heartbeat Its very primal and works beautifully.
wonderful idea! Thank you for sharing🫀💤💤
Great way of explanation ,u left me with no doubts ,which is rare fr me.
So pleased to hear this !!
A simple and understandable explanation! A great video. Thank you!
You're very welcome! 😊
The best explanation ever
Wow ! thank you ! 🙏😍