Heart murmur sounds (cardiac auscultation sounds) | UKMLA | CPSA | PLAB 2

[@shadabshah1969]

This guy is so sick. He has almost all murmurs😂😂

[@yemi3266]

It's a simulation. He doesn't really have those conditions.

[@BlueBlur_37]

@@yemi3266 yeah no shit😂

[@Neonathann]

😂😂

[@dissmo706]

The murmurs really do be hitting a funky beat

[@warshipsatin8764]

do dey

[@dr.spencerreid7017]

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[@notyourbusiness99450]

Do you people still listen to these in the UK?

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[@binfaiz3389]

You are the best keep going guys

[@elizclark4912]

I love to watch the doctors from England, such nice demeanor. The best video ever!!

[@amykurtz499]

Thanks now I know what a heart sounds like

[@dCint]

This is so helpful thank you so much 🥰

[@christophe1374]

thks for this video support with this i detected a small mitral murmur confirmed by one of my friend medical student....

[@tayokarate]

No unless senior doctor u and ur friend are just students 😅😂

[@leahlongoria4419]

Thanks. Def will be buying some heart merch

[@jaiprakashlakha9032]

Thank you very much sir 😊❤

[@shazidmahmud8132]

among the videos this 1 really help me❤

[@tuta7knsm]

This amazing thanks so much!

[@นางสาวชลธิฌาอํานาจวงศ์]

Thanks you❤

[@kelvinonyango8900]

Thank you.

[@teodorv.5702]

Very good, thank you!

[@SRMinds]

Can someone explain why he was listening to the Tricuspid region when listening for the Aortic Regurgitation murmur?

[@aurelcato7465]

erb's point is for the tricuspid area and the murmur of Aortic regurgitation/insufficiency. I think of it as the valve and the sound of the murmur coming down.

[@racheletim-uwak9869]

The blood that is meant to move from the left ventricle to the aorta goes back (in a reverse direction). Hence, the sound is heard along the sternal border, and that is why he auscultated around that area. If it were to be aortic stenosis,the sound would be heard at the aortic area.

[@mwv9802]

I have an idea. What if you'd remake (without deleating the original vids so that we coupd see how you've developped and bring back old memories) your first 2 videos with your Andrew and Colin but now in a more precise way: sounds (maybe with a microphoned stethospope), telling us what you've noticed, better angles, but still sticking a bit to the original vid etc. You know what I mean. It would be a nice way to celebrate your 8. birthday in 2018. 2. 15.🎂 ;)

[@geekymedics]

Hey Weaver. thanks for the suggestion! We'd love to put together something to celebrate 8 years, we'll have a think about what that might be! It's tough to find time alongside producing new content and working as doctors! Hope the studies are going well.

[@mindblowingvlogs7959]

Thank you 😊💗

[@animezae]

Wow. Thank you.

[@shakirbhat5917]

Good job sir

[@essamabuobaida8081]

Thank you sir

[@sabahalnashme7874]

Thanks for video

[@saraal-qatatashah689]

Is mitral regurgitation become louder in inspiration right?

[@MK-zg5ib]

No it will be louder in expiration, left sided murmurs tend to be loudest on expiration and right sided murmurs in inspiration. You can remember this with the pneumonic RILE. Hope this helps :)

[@jendoknim5926]

I was like how can heart beats sound different and listening to this yes that’s very different

[@skoutlenovo606]

Can you also auscultate the lung sound at the same time?or no?

[@helmyseptiawanadiardho9854]

I am Copy paste and share 🙏 thx

[@MorisLonguloDipas]

This what i hadn't get well my lecture

[@itsbibs7714]

Can you do one for brachial pulse please?

[@VibrantSphinx]

What is the difference between mitral stenosis and regurgitation?

[@RevMed917]

Stenosis is midiastolic with an opening snap, regurgitation is holosystolic and blowing.

[@Amandaaa2244]

Stenosis is the narrowing of the valve, regurgitation is the leakage (it doesn't close all the way so blood flows back into the atrium when it's trying to get to the ventricle)

[@HoodieGuy64]

I don't know if my stethoscope sucks or I do, because I can never hear heart sounds with clarity, any tips docs?

[@TheSydguy30]

Positioning (create locations) and make sure you have your stethoscope in your ears the correct way (so many people have it incorrect), the correct way is they should be facing forwards, otherwise will have a gap and won't hear the sounds as clearly (if at all). If you've done these and the problem persists try and upgrade your stethoscope, I'd highly recommend MDF (I've personally got their ProCardial ER and it is fantastic) plus lifetime warranty on everything. I bought mine after speaking to some colleagues and them saying it was better than the Littmann they replaced.

[@Frankybeanselevators]

Just watching this fella makes me want to do some pushups

[@WhatIveLearned]

Cool

[@gigicats797]

I thought I would HEAR the sounds, this video shows where to listen.

[@user-bj6ht4ks2v]

gigi cats They played (and showed where to listen) the heart murmurs in the video...I’m confused?

[@JustwaitNwatch-w]

Use headphones because the actual sound is low

[@ALIAL-ATBEE]

Great

[@arcteryx_]

1.2 mil views and 34 comments is crazy

[@redeye3843]

It sounds like blowing on a microphone

[@jivak_vlog_4285]

🙏❤

[@lisastarlove7429]

Danish

[@will-kyon1067]

Silly tunes I suppose