Heart Sounds Collection - EMTprep.com

[@marinalatortsev6070]

0:12 aortic stenosis 0:36 atrial septal defect 0:59 holosystolic murmur 1:20 innocent (physiologic) murmur 1:42 mitral stenosis 2:04 mitral valve prolapse 2:25 normal S1/S2 2:43 persistent split S2 3:04 S3 sound 3:24 split S1 sound 3:44 transient split S2

[@deepuv9150]

Thank You✌️

[@braindead8269]

@Elisha Sergio the first thing i see about it in the search results are that it’s a scam lol

[@MamaMama-yn1ju]

شكرا

[@BLESS_BDAY]

Booo

[@Kekdmcmc]

If I have persistent split is that bad ?

[@carmenvelez6826]

I've worked in healthcare as ancillary staff learning how to perform EKGs, learning about heart sounds and sinus rhythmns, etc. This has assisted me in my own healthcare after suffering a myocardial infarction, currently suffering with heart failure, and now contending with my tragic personal life experiences. Thank you for confirming the knowledge endowed to me. Be blessed.

[@Emtprep]

Thanks for the compliments Carmen and best wishes on your recovery!

[@ThatClinicalInstructor]

This is a FANTASTIC collection. Thanks EMT Prep!

[@phylvalen9991]

Well I cannot believe what just happened! I'm 63 and was shooting a video of my brother and our dog ...and upon replay all I heard was my heartbeat (with the murmur I've had since childhood (7/52 premie twin) and immediately googled HMs and have listened to various versions here. Don't know which category mine falls under but shall have to see my doctor I guess :-) just to check as have never thought to ask and never ever had any problems so shan't stress about it. Very very interesting, very long murmur sound¹

[@gkvscq]

How’s it been?

[@mikebrosseau9189]

I had a patient with mitral valve prolapse;this help me recognize it easier!

[@drshamimsiddiquee]

This is really an awesome collection. Very much helpful for cardiologist

[@akmanserhat]

Priceless library!!!!!!!

[@Emtprep]

Thank you Serhat!

[@hhh-oj8lv]

2:23 normal S1/S2 2:40 persistent split S2 3:02 S3 sound 3:24 split S1 sound 3:44 transient split S2

[@BLESS_BDAY]

No

[@happysunshine1988]

I don’t know what is S1 , S2... Are they all NORMAL after 2:23 ?

[@IDoABitOfTrollin]

@@happysunshine1988 just 2:23 is the normal one

[@shantaakter3352]

@@happysunshine1988 I can't differentiate from each other.

[@Hels_95]

I had my first hear palpatation today. I could litterly feel my heart beat inside my chest and it felt and sounded just like one of the sounds. Creepy experience

[@kodis_wittle_life4850]

Wow this was insane but VERY interesting I am learning about the heart as I have a minor heart murmur and my mom has many heart conditions this helped me thank you!

[@BLESS_BDAY]

KZbin

[@somanathdash3153]

I hope everything gets better

[@abuyasir2989]

you should put a normal heart sound at first......thank you.

[@kodis_wittle_life4850]

The normal S1/S2 is the Normal heart beat. Yes they didn't didn't put it at the beginning....but this is interesting stuff

[@MP-sg2ms]

@@kodis_wittle_life4850 when you say a word twice and don't notice, check "didn't" in your reply

[@anthonymendez1015]

Some people are never grateful

[@agnie5538]

I'm only nine and I realy want to be a doctor

[@ergenrhimaj]

3 years have passed, I hope you still want to become a doctor

[@binte2121]

Finally I found a perfect one.. Thank you so much for this effective educational video I am so grateful... I have been looking for this type video for so longggg!!!

[@LeaRNing2b1]

This is wonderful - Im a BSN student paying thousands per semester & have never heard/learned these before smh...

[@Projacked1]

This is AWESOME! thank you!

[@moriarty3057]

1. Stenoza aortalna = zwężenie zastawki aortalnej 2. Ubytek przegrody międzyprzedsionkowej 3. Szmer holosystoliczny --> niemal jednakowa głośność podczas całej fazy skurczu 4. Szmer niewinny --> krótki, niestały i niepromieniujący, fizjologiczny u wielu dzieci 5. Stenoza mitralna = zwężenie zastawki dwudzielnej 6. Wypadanie płatka zastawki mitralnej 7. Normalne tony serca 8. Trwałe rozdwojenie tonu 2 9. Trzeci ton serca 10. Rozdwojenie tonu 1 11. Przemijające rozdwojenie tonu 2

[@raymondweemes]

Super helpful for teaching.

[@Emtprep]

Glad you like it MP!

[@sonalumate13]

Thank you for video. But can u add which situation/emotions makes heart beats different???

[@briancraig1684]

I been trying to understand how a high anxiety heart sounds Since I myself experience that Which one of these should I do more read her on Thanks Sir

[@clogiz]

The same heart beat but faster

[@hollowmonarch6112]

All of these are heart defects. If you have anxiety, you'll have a normal heart beat but faster

[@briancraig1684]

@@hollowmonarch6112 thank you you have a great day and please stay safe this thanksgiving and God Bless

[@BLESS_BDAY]

KZbin

[@pioneltapinessi947]

@@hollowmonarch6112 what about when your heart vibrates then stops for a few seconds or feel the pulse very faint?

[@kiaziaee3886]

Thank you very much for providing such useful material

[@adrianahurtado7582]

This is impressive! Thank you

[@pablopedro8598]

So many sound so similar and when I’m there listening to a heart I can’t differentiate any of the murmurs, they even sound like stenosis too.

[@hadihoseinzadehsalaleh269]

Very Helpful, thank you. By any chance we can get the same video while showing the EKG as well?

[@Anasko96]

An EKG may not be helpful. EKG looks at the “electrical wiring”, the sounds in this video are the “plumbing”. An Echocardiogram would go well here.

[@anutzapraisy3063]

Wow.. Good collection

[@berry.x9388]

3:03 sick beat

[@NameisU]

I was scared hearing this 😱...

[@agnie5538]

why

[@mabdulmateen]

Best video out there

[@drrahulkumar4645]

Wow ... thanks EMT prep ....

[@williameudy6615]

Thank you. I have tinnitus and any attempt to osculate outdoors or in a moving ambulance without an amplified stethoscope has, so far, been a waste of time . I also didn’t have a reliable reference for comparison of the heart sounds - till now. Would it be possible to get a brief explanation of each condition, what exactly we are listening to and looking for on the ekg with each.

[@julie1462]

thank you

[@NickzAndMikz]

Sick beat bro

[@90_98]

Interesting. I wish I could understand all those technical terms though.

[@hussenmohammed350]

At mitral stenosis , there is a split in S2 due to delayed closure of aortic valve , bcz the filling of left ventricle takes more time than that of right ventricle .

[@AnaM-ug2ru]

This is so awesome

[@Considerate-e5l]

Great! Thanks so much for sharing! 😊

[@Emtprep]

You bet Wilma! Glad to hear you’re enjoying the video.

[@asrarabdullah9280]

Waawww incredible work thanks you a lot 😍😍❤️

[@melyssa8585]

Cool some of these I’ve never heard before!

[@user-ve1jq1ou1f]

Very useful

[@aparnawarrier6085]

This is so helpful, thank you so much!!!!

[@Emtprep]

Absolutely Aparma, happy to help and glad you’re getting good use out of it

[@MdModassarAli]

Thanks for sharing Very helpful

[@sumaiyaparveenk6015]

Excellent

[@aween42]

This was great, thank you sir

[@Bromocriptine777]

anyone else here for their own heart? haha

[@JoshuahMyles]

YES! I want find out what it is I'm having and what it's called. I think I'm having pics or palpitations. I want to know what they sound like. I think I have cardiophobia. I'm so scared something will happen and i wont know the warning signs. I'm only 27 153lbs. I shouldn't even be worried about this.

[@JustineEllushon]

LMAO anyone else here freaking themselves out🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@tarahunt8885]

Yes! Was laying down with my arm pressed to my ear, could hear my heart slowing down and my heart beat is at 1:20 lol

[@Erykkan]

No

[@dr.abdulghaffar8500]

😂😂

[@theintellectualinquiry]

Thank you so much for this ❤❤

[@suman6674]

Thanks for making this 💖💖

[@dennissavoie9319]

Normal mitral valve sound would be great - mild to moderate as well

[@VamsiKrishna-je2yj]

Thank you so much 💓

[@Emtprep]

You're welcome 😊 Vamsi!

[@AmputeeTalks]

Mitral Valve Prolapse sounds like I'm hitting an enderman really muffled

[@adityanalwaya6065]

Thank you sir for the collection. I too want to collect heart sound, But I could not understand where should a place my cardiomicrophone so that I could get good data

[@cardiologyintervention]

Thanks

[@Emtprep]

You bet Chinmoy!

[@rwrdi]

Funny thing that I can do Beatbox with this heart beats😂🤣

[@BLESS_BDAY]

Lol

[@abhipsityadav4051]

Great work. Thanku😀

[@drharshsakhiya]

This is what I looking for 👍

[@shrimpfry880]

0:59 sounds like something from a 70s scifi spaceship

[@kodis_wittle_life4850]

Now I wanna know what my heart murmur is and what it sounds like!

[@esmetorres7369]

I can’t tell which one mine is but sometimes it feels like it’ll do 2 beats on one side (s2, s1) don’t know which one all I know is sometimes my heart goes the normal bump bump sound but then it goes bump bump, bump bump, BUMPBUMP bump, bump

[@Xaiando]

Holo systolic was what I was Looking for. Thanks now I need to figure out what this means.

[@BpositiveDoctor]

Hear it at 0.5x then normal

[@FearLessThan3]

Here because of Aldridge

[@aftabhai]

Awesome

[@christianew.2367]

GREAT

[@chrisppc9224]

I hear a sound like squeaking or something like that under my neck and around . Not all the time but at night and when i change positions it stops. What is this? I have done ultrasound sound all are good. Im 25

[@MegaKineton]

What does it mean when you have shortness of breath and feel tired and weak and dizzy with a headache

[@richardcelis9660]

Got my medical cert 15 years ago, results says I have Mitral Valve regurgitation strange was my doctor didn’t say anything at all.???

[@martytan650]

My heart doctor told me it’s common to have mv regurgitation. I also have the same thing, and have yearly visits just to make sure it doesn’t worsen. But overall, it is a very common thing and sometimes you are just born with it.

[@menekse3194]

awesome thnks

[@lauramazzocchitti8509]

I don't understand the Split murmurs.. they all sound like there is only 2 sounds "lub dub" - can someone explain? thanks

[@teesha123]

What happens if your s1 is silent/a whoosh and all you hear is fixed s2 and a tiny sound in the middle?

[@sakhtlonda333]

I thought I got heart attack but it was just panic attack ! Pew

[@amandabarnes4046]

Is that a normal S3 sound?

[@tinkfairyx1]

Would a transient split s2 explain why I can feel & mostly hear (against my bed per say) a seemingly irregular beat? And excuse me here but - a double boom & then like triple one? Or is this my lack of medical knowledge? I only ask because I get occasions where it feels like a flutter in my chest, & as I say, it’s audible

[@ashleyyouger6634]

I'm right there with you.

[@ashleyyouger6634]

I use to feel like I had a butterfly around my heart when I was younger. For a good couple years, I can feel my heart like double, triple beat ESPECIALLY while lying down and sometimes while just standing up. It scares me .

[@melyssa8585]

Ashley Youger palpitations. I had this happen to me because i started a cardio program and a new strong pre workout and it was too much it went away after a couple days but it was scary. If it’s chronic a doctor might have to reset your heart or you might have to make changes to your diet, exercise or other lifestyle stuff lol not saying anything but even lack of sleep could be stress enough. Good luck

[@manarmohammed3178]

I would never differentiate

[@menekse3194]

you need to listen with the headphones so you can distinguish the sounds. By the way I think you can close your eyes I did that. :))

[@nonos7922]

Great

[@brokenarmed]

I'm here for my daughter

[@asphyxia3574]

Is fixed split s2 without heart murmurs normal?

[@facesbyjackie6674]

Are there any arrhythmia sounds?

[@ashleyyouger6634]

When I'm laying down is mostly when I can feel my heart feel like it beats twice at once, sometimes I can feel it when I'm standing up. I'm 25 years old . Is this normal?

[@Emtprep]

Hey Ashley, we can’t and won’t give medical advice. Please seek answers from a qualified physician. Best of luck!

[@roses1852]

Sounds like palpitations.

[@ashleyyouger6634]

I have to wear a heart.monitor for 14 days and I have low blood pressure 🙄

[@nemanjaukic4261]

@@ashleyyouger6634 Same shit.. Keep us updated if you'd like. Whenever I start feeling that I just wanna go to bed.

[@ashleyyouger6634]

Well, I've been having problem scheduling my tests because I think my doctor's scripts are out of date so I'm just now scheduling today but I pinky promise to keep you updated. Don't mess around with it, go get it checked. I've should of done this a couple years ago lol

[@francescotorlone8541]

Wonderful. One question, how could I differential s2 split froms3?

[@Pnissdiss]

In physiological state u can't differentiate it. S2 and s3 r too close

[@ajoyfullsound]

Thanks!

[@sublikeme1295]

My heart sound is S3 Sound #3:04

[@edgar7671]

Why do I get heart palpitations when I’m dreaming and about to wake up it sound like I have two hearts beating in different times

[@Switcher-Switcher]

maybe you're having a nightmare and when waking up your heart actually works harder in the morning cause maybe your dehydrated and preparing your body to move so it pumps harder and faster that's why we feel weak when waking up?

[@mominamus8762]

@@Switcher-Switcher I had this problem now i am feeling pain like some sprt of needle is placed in there and also that i am not able to bear palputation can you help me through this that what is happening or what damage is done

[@dinosharttt]

its nto even coming from my heart is it like food or something that didnt digest right and now the right side of my belly is just vibrating

[@dinosharttt]

cause a few seconds before it started i burped without opening my mouth

[@awxh_cloudycookiezoey5322]

Wow I love it someone love it or not me I love it soo much 😖😍😍❤️

[@abdussubhan9254]

Which steth is used?

[@hannahf4584]

Ok but who else thinks S3 3:04 should be in a techno song?

[@omariangel1]

s1 and s2 gang

[@halleymao5821]

Is it me being weird listening to heart sounds and falling asleep?

[@MP-sg2ms]

My flight or fight response kicked in

[@nabilard68]

Its all a normal sound of heart?

[@Ahn-mu3db]

These are abnormal (not normal) heart sounds

[@briansterner6833]

What about the s4 heart sound?

[@mr.objector4682]

is normal s1/s2 normal or abnormal?

[@Flower-co8ok]

Why it's a bit hard to get familiar with .😢

[@lanchanoinguyen2914]

that's scary sound

[@xacib09921]

Mine sounds like "Split S1"

[@BLESS_BDAY]

KZbin addiction

[@ilc_drewan4503]

when i overdosed one time, my heart sounded like the first one but it was a bit faster

[@JohnD-do3ge]

When the beat drop s 🎵

[@ProfOak-dx6np]

what is even the point of this without a baseline regular beat first

[@Emtprep]

Hey Prof Oak, we definitely understand your point, but we can learn a lot by listening to heart sounds that are abnormal without listening to the patients heart beat when it was healthy at one point. In an ambulance, you won’t have the luxury of pulling up historical patient records. So in our line of work you have to know how to recognize patterns and make educated patient treatment decisions.

[@ProfOak-dx6np]

EMTprep this isn’t an ambulance and a classroom setting/educational video is definitely a place where I’d picture a baseline being shown to provide contrast

[@superpeaceloveunity]

i have so many arrhythmias

[@onlyyou1428]

i had the first heart beat

[@yabokuyui1701]

I have mitral valve prolapses often, i wonder if that's normal.

[@hemnsetkani8462]

Lub & dub