Heart murmurs for beginners 🔥 🔥 🔥 Part 1:Aortic & Mitral stenosis, Aortic & mitral regurgitation.

[@sonaliroddur1232]

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[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

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[@daweekend8579]

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[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

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[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

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[@eisharasheed426]

Please come back with more videos

[@asillahazman3468]

Aortic Stenosis : 2:17 Mitral Regurgitation : 4:58 Aortic Regurgitation: 7:11 Mitral Stenosis : 9:35

[@debraparker2081]

This is incredibly helpful. The visualizations bring it all together. Thank you so much!

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

Glad it was helpful!

[@melodyhuang5720]

I love your style of teaching. I needed a refresher before working as a nurse. You saved me a lot of time from needing to search various sources just to learn one topic. It takes a certain kind of intelligence to simplify a complex subject for people to understand upon listening for the first time. Therefore, I enjoyed listening, learning, and taking notes. Plus, I like hearing your cutee accent, so that's a plus!

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

You are so welcome! And thank you for you kind words. I'm so grateful for you watching and supporting the channel . This is the leicestershire accent - its the first time its been called cute 😝😍🫶

[@catmom1322]

I taught the cardiac cycle to nursing & medical students for years, & I wish I had had your visuals, which were terrific! Thanks for this. Brilliant!

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

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[@AbhiramiArumugam-s7g]

I was really confused about how a murmur sounds and differentiating one from another. I feel very grateful to come across your video. Thank you so much!!!!

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

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[@acomedian3134]

"Watching your videos is better than attending a 2-hour lecture class." love you💞💞

[@miriampopa5436]

More precious then gold...all these videos!🙏💝🩺 Thank you,doctor!

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

My pleasure!

[@hurricanefierce]

I can't express how much I love this video! It's so dynamic and simple.

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

Hi @hurricanefierce 🙂. I'm so pleased that you liked this - comments like this make my day! Thank you for watching🙏

[@fionazehetmeier8412]

Thank you so much for this succinct and memorable way of teaching these hear murmurs! The sounds together with the two types of visual representation plus the mnemonics were super helpful and made me feel a lot more confident that I'll be able to consistently recognize and correctly attribute these murmurs with a bit of practice.

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

You are very welcome! I am so glad that you found my video helpful and that you will be able to use what you have learnt to help others !!!. I put a lot of thought into making it as informative and engaging as possible, so it's always rewarding to hear that it's made a difference. thank you for your kind words and thanks for watching 🙏

[@meloniegonzalez9038]

Does this information apply to a lub whoosh sound during an abdominal ultrasound? The technician recorded the sound of, what she said, was my aortic valve but was just under my diaphragm.

[@ranajoychanda]

Very simple and straightforward. It is so much easier to understand compared to reading a Book.

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

So pleased that you found this useful! 🙏

[@anxietycontrolstudios-urre3782]

Awesome. I spent so much time and went through many resources but the way u taught is awesome . Good job bro

[@shars779]

This video saved me for the longest time I could not figure out how the conditions caused their respective sounds. thank you so much :D

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

That’s great. So pleased this helped 🙏

[@lucijafalamic8656]

I searched for a long time for a video like this, thank you a thousand times!

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[@nordwind4]

You are a Genius I could hear you all day. How Beautiful explanation This IS art and science Put together. Greetings from Germany

[@arijitsen2543]

Just get to know about this channel,I used to find it hard to hear all things on heart sound during clinical postings,but,now it seems easier to me

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

So pleased to hear this !

[@Light51112]

This has been one of the most difficult concept for me to wrap my head round at uni, after watching your videos I got it LIKE THAT!…🤩 Thanks so much for your teaching illustrations/style…things make so much sense I want to cry. Thank you ❤️

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

Wow. Thank you so much for your kind words. Hearing this makes it all worthwhile! Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment. I really appreciate it 🙏😊

[@syuhadajuhari6627]

Thank you for maked this video,so i can study more for practical next month as A nursing student ❤

[@electronsmoothie2328]

By far one of the most beautiful animations ever! Thank you SO much!

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

Wow thank you 😍💖🙏

[@curaramei6536]

never so clear about different heart sounds ! thanks heaps for this video

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

Wow thank you. So pleased this was helpful🙏

[@YoutubeSimke]

Just sounds: 2:15 aortic stenosis 4:55 mitral regurgitation 7:10 aortic regurgitation 9:31 mitral stenosis

[@malabumenda3667]

You make it so easy and simple to understand. Please upload more contents just like this. Thankyou very much😘

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

Thanks you 🙏. I will keep trying 😊

[@siraajduhok1624]

Very nice and very clear demonstration.....big thanks from Iraq country.

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

So pleased you liked this 😊. Thank you for watching 🙏 🇮🇶

[@messiworld19]

Wow seriously such a great video... Never ever thought , this topic can be explained so nicely.

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

Thank you so much 😀😇

[@DianaChenPemaLhamo]

Thank you so much for this brilliant explanation. After watching this video, I finally clarify these four murmurs. Thanks a million!

[@srinathm8733]

MS: 9:31 AR: 7:11 MR: 4:58 AS: 2:17

[@elizclark4912]

This is the best explanation of heart murmurs

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

wow thank you😍

[@mafikulislam3384]

Thank you soo much sir. I was finding difficulty in understand this but this video explained it in very simple manner ❤

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

Excellent ! so pleased that this video was useful. 🙏😊

[@nooxspoox]

Amazing thank you so much this has helped me to grasp the concepts- the visualisations bring it all together many thanks ☺️

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

You are welcome 🙏

[@Rishugrover007]

Thanku so much sir i see this after 1 year but today i realy come to know about the murmur i dont think so there is any simple explaination of mumur then this , i have exam on 20 and today i saw this it helps alot to me

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

Excellent - so pleased this was helpful! Best of luck with the exams! 🙂

[@nordwind4]

You are a real Master of Knowledge Thank you for sharing

[@hopehope5755]

thank you from the bottom of my heart, you made it easier to imagine

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm so glad that my video was able to help you. It's my passion to create content that inspires and educates, so it means the world to me to hear that my work is making a difference.🙏

[@NatsuhiPhobia]

woooow. this isthe best video On murmurs so far

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

Excellent- so pleased you enjoyed this😍

[@andymwinbalugro5963]

First year PA student good tutorial video

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

Thank you so much for watching 🙏 please share with others 🫶

[@PriscLatina]

Visual learner here🙋🏻‍♀️ Thank you‼️ you truly rock! 🙌🏼

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

Awesome- so pleased this was useful 🙏

[@raneemahmed6475]

You're a life savior

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

😄 glad this was useful ! Please share with others and don’t forget to vote on the topic for the next show 👍

[@erickaericka-]

This is a great video.I have mitral regurgitation and it was interesting to hear what it sounds like.

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

That is great to hear! i'm pleased you found it useful 🙏

[@jonathank2029]

LOL I just love the accent and the way the guy says, "SO YOU CAN APPREICATE THIS...IN REAL TIME..." hahaha 😁😁😁😂

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

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[@crystalejones9818]

Nursing student this really helps

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

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[@cutiestar4560]

Thank you so much for this. I learned today how to auscultate lung and heart sounds, and this video helped me tremendously in recognizing and identifying various heart murmurs!

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

Wonderful! so glad you found this helpful🙏

[@seventeenstudio7608]

Thanks a lot for the video, this really help me a lot whom always confused on how to differentiate the murmur. I have exam in 3 days hopefully I will do well in differentiating murmur and the exam itself.

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

You are very welcome. Best of luck with the exam! 🙏

[@vimch7264]

the BEST!!!! thank you so much!

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[@pareshkumarmondal759]

Great video forever sir....Within limited time huge concept has been gained❤️❤️

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

Thank you! So pleased you found this useful!! 🙏

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Excellent presentation!!👍👍👍

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This is so helpful ❤️❤️ please keep on doing this fantastic work

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

Thank you! Will do!

[@debigdogk9563]

Wonderful and excellent way of teaching. Thank you thank you and thank you ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

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[@AhmedDeyeMD]

You're the best man !

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

You too! Thank you for watching 🙏

[@nefertiti7849]

best explanation ever heard!!! thanks a lot!!!

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

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[@geekk5854]

Amazingly explained!!!👌🏼👌🏼

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

Thank you so much for your kind words. I'm glad you found the video helpful and informative. I put a lot of time and effort into making sure that my videos are clear and easy to understand, so it's always nice to hear that people appreciate it.🙏

[@insomniaperennis3949]

Awesome explanation with sounds and images. Thank you very much Doc

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You are very welcome

[@asrarahamed3074]

Very useful video, great teaching,, clearly explained, thank you so much.. knowledge gained..

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

Glad it was helpful!

[@EdlynYonzon]

incredibly helpful. thank you very much

[@shiningmakunga767]

Thank you so much sir for making it so easy to understand through your presentation 👍👌

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You are most welcome

[@ayeshafatima8639]

really really good video with perfect explaination ou should teach entire cvs 😍

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

Glad you liked it! Are there any specific cvs topics you would like to see ? the next vote is coming up soon!

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[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

Awsome 😀. Thank you for watching ❤❤❤

[@luckykatz14]

I have aortic root dilation (one of the non-perks of growing old) doctors have mentioned I have a murmur- now I too know its sound. As long as I get cardiac-ally no worse I'll continue living

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

I’m really pleased you found this video helpful! 🙏

[@dynofaisal]

ABSOLUTELY AMAZING EXPLANATION SIR. PS : Love you ♥️

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extremely amazing explanation

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Weeeeww thanks a lot doc You're a great professor!

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It's awesome man ❤❤

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[@arrowhoodguy]

just amazing!!!!! Thanks a lot

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[@abenezerkitaw7398]

waw amazing concepts! thanks so much.

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[@brenx2606]

Thank you, really appreciated this teaching

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[@nomanslandjin533]

7:46 Aortic regurgitation 10:30 Mitral Stenosis

[@RajVeer-ob3yo]

Better then any teacher can explain 😅

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

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[@claudiananorth7829]

Fantastic video. Thank you😊

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Thank you 🙏😍

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Thank you so much😊 very valuable ❤

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Thank you!❤

[@Aiims434]

Great video … wow 🤩 🎉❤

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Thank you 🤗

[@sam_lirycs]

Thanks so much😭❤it helped me a lot! And mnemonics are so good!

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

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[@ahamadshafi196]

Just awesome.... excellent demons... Thanks a lot doctor....💖💖💖💝

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

Most welcome 😊

[@moura2682]

Very good explanation but please use lower music because it is difficult for ears to quickly adjust to hear the lower heart sounds

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Simply supeb ❤️

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Great work ❤

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[@HanJo328]

wonderful..thank u Sir

[@bolajibiyi7166]

your lecture would have been excellent if not for the background music, the music is interfering with the sound thanks.

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

Hello @bolajibiyi7166 🙂 - there is a link in the description to the music-free version. I hope this helps. Thanks for watching 🙏

[@nuntawadee8]

agere🤜🏻🤛🏻…anyway thank you the doctor🙏🏻🥰

[@arielchubb2719]

The music was distracting for me 😂

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Thanks you from apex of my heart❤

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

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Loved it ❤️❤️

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Amazing ❤❤

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[@wiktoria2474]

thank you so much, it really helps

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

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[@aneu544]

Such great content! Thanks a bunch ❤️

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

Thanks 😊. Don’t forget to vote on the topic for the next show 👍

[@HanJo328]

👏 👏 Lovely

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

Thank you Hannah 😊

[@wallflovr]

Wowww very thankful

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

Most welcome 😊. Thank you for watching🙏

[@nareshkumar8372]

Very well described

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

Glad it was helpful! 🙏

[@JavelinHands]

Please make a video with splitting and A1, A2, P1, and P2 sounds!

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

We can certainly put this to the next vote !

[@niranjanhiremath3729]

Excellent video

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

Thank you very much!😍

[@MBBSmylife...]

Amazing ❤

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Thank you😍

[@JavelinHands]

I was taught that the best place to hear aortic murmurs is along the left sternal boarder with the pt leaning forward holding an exhaled breath. Is there something different about the first murmur discussed that changes that?

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

Excellent question! You were taught correctly and the position you mention is for detecting aortic regurgitation! Exhalation increases blood flow to the left sid of the heart and can help with mumurs that are soft or difficult to hear. Aortic stenosis is better heard around the aortic area (right upper sternal edge, 2nd intercostal space) and will radiate to the carotids. Murmurs are typically head louder and trasmit in the direction of blood flow. So with Aortic regurgitation the blood is flowing towards the ventircle and antomically this will be closest to the left sternal edge. hope this helps :)

[@JavelinHands]

@@TheLearnMedicineShow Thanks very much!

[@Rajesh.j]

Very good, thank you sir.

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[@giovannipioiannotti6024]

More useful of many books ♥️

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