HEART SOUNDS MADE EASY | for nursing students

[@freecheese4143]

Better explained than the doctor that explained it to our entire class of medical students! The model of the human torso is very expensive, but I can see it is worth it. Great job and a sincere thank you!

[@edwardcarter6607]

Great explanation. I have been a paramedic for 25 years and this is a great description of how, what, where and overall explanation of heart sounds. I wish this was available years ago.

[@NRSNG]

thank you so much

[@Romafitz]

Thank you for creating a very practical connection between the cardiac cycle (systole, diastole) and types of murmurs! I have never been taught or read about murmurs in that way and now I'm confident that I can more likely identify stenosis or regurgitation.

[@NRSNG]

+Roma Fitzgerald thank you! I promise you will never forget murmurs again. not sure why everybody doesn't teach it this way. The second I made this connection . . it clicked!

[@leilaclark6284]

Totally awesome...felt like I 'touched' this in first semester but didn't really understand heart sounds...thank you so much for this video..Kudos!

[@PhoenixTVSpeedcuber]

This is the best explanation I have seen yet. Not even my lecturer's can top this. Thanks so much :)

[@CariBaez]

this guy is very good. explains well.

[@saqibriaz6482]

Allah bless u always ❤❤❤ Thanks for making this concept easy for me .. Pls pray for my upcoming exam.. Thanks❤

[@allisonaustin2322]

Cardiac exam tonight for my PNP assessment course. This is super helpful!

[@joelrenegoudz3864]

Excellente explication

[@nabiryoresty334]

Thank you. No body has explained better than this.

[@mckenna8663]

WONDERFUL explanation!! (better than I ever got in class)

[@noenanl8174]

very on point and clear!!! u definitely know how to transfer the knowledge. thank u so much for this vid. pls keep up👍👍

[@try483]

You Rock!!!! I have purchased all of your information it's so informative and easy to follow. Thank You so much.

[@TheNaiya2006]

best description to understand murmurs ever!

[@fayenewton-leslie8886]

This was very helpful. Thank you very much.

[@kristinacuello1185]

Your explanation was the best one. Thank you

[@NRSNG]

Thank you!

[@ShinghaHyeong]

fantastic explanation.

[@patakhator1074]

Thanks

[@NurseArielPhysiotherapists]

thank you very much, it helps me a lot

[@NRSNG]

+Ariel “ayi” A Sweet! Glad it has helped!

[@clayton3805]

Awesome, thank you mate, very helpful.

[@parvanehali1900]

You are amazing. Thank you

[@laurellove03]

THANK YOU

[@sayantanighosh2241]

Brilliant explanation!

[@NRSNG]

thank you!

[@cadlesautosales8148]

Good video, I found it easier to remember it like this, All People Enjoy Time Maginzine

[@dcommisso1123]

Excellent

[@Powerfulmantha]

Thank you so much for this video!!!

[@NRSNG]

+Powerfulmantha awesome glad it helped

[@yazhinivenkat13]

Best description ✌🏻✌🏻

[@lowlightRN]

Ty. But i was expecting to hear actual heart sounds with murmur.

[@TheMomLifevlogs]

Really helpful video! Thank you!

[@NRSNG]

+Dhee Ramos you bet . . . thanks for stopping in! Many more at NRSNG.com

[@veronicadiaz7583]

Fantastic explanation!!!

[@NRSNG]

thx Veronica

[@ncebcytibe3487]

brilliant..

[@uyenbao2994]

Can i translate your helpful video into my language? To help our student can understand clearly a out the heart sounds. I will write the credit carefully and direct to your channel. :D

[@maiacalafat1]

I am a bit confused. At min 4:39 for the aortic valve sound, why do you mention the mid-clavicular line, shouldn't be 2nd ICS, R sternal margin/ border? (MCL is further located than the SMB). www.researchgate.net/figure/Bony-surface-landmarks-on-the-anterior-chest-Note-the-commonly-used-reference-lines-A_fig1_5581284 Otherwise, superb explanation - thank you!

[@D.wali007]

nycee explained

[@pompommania]

Love that hair lol thanks, very helpful video

[@summertime2786]

Am I able to feel the pulse rate without my stethoscope

[@saraavalos5385]

Great info! Im part of your email list and just purchased your MedMaster course.

[@NRSNG]

+Sara Avalos thank you. . . glad to help in your journey

[@upbeatmantis86]

4:42 aortic murmur? but thats superior vena cava.. im i missing something here?

[@NRSNG]

nope . . .you're hearing it right. Believe it or not, murmurs are not heard over the valve. It has to do with how the valve sounds echo through the heart.

[@appleomma3444]

my lefth side made pain rigth

[@ffton_Glitch]

I got with... All Pigs Eat Too Much!

[@NRSNG]

lol! I like it

[@ffton_Glitch]

I can not take credit. Mandoza that one

[@lillianmartin9219]

Awesome explanation