KOROTKOFF SOUNDS | HOW TO TAKE A MANUAL BLOOD PRESSURE | How to check BP | Christina NP |

[@priisawallflower]

I'm trying to measure my grandma's BP and I've watched a lot of videos, but this is the most helpful one so far! Thank you so much!

[@caringcasa]

Thank you so much for the feedback! I feel it’s so important to understand how to accurately measure a patients blood pressure to prevent errors. Thank you for watching!!! ♥️♥️

[@olivertheodore6569]

Ugly

[@rowie4188]

I was really struggling to differentiate between the different korotkoff sounds until i watched this video. Thank you so much!

[@caringcasa]

Woohoo!!! 🪩 so happy this helped please share!!!

[@laporschenorris4944]

This has most definitely help me figure out what I need to be listening to when checking blood pressure the best video thus far

[@caringcasa]

Awesome! Thank you for watching! Catch you on the next one!

[@reginagarza6226]

Thank you so much. Definitely sharing this video with my section of nursing students. We are learning how to manually obtain systolic and diastolic pressure.

[@caringcasa]

Hi Regina! ✨Thank you so much for watching and sharing with your nursing friends! I’m loving all the feedback, have a beautiful day!!!! 🤍🤍🤍

[@NwachukwuAmarachi-x7j]

Finding it difficult to check blood pressure but once i came across this video am now perfect. Big thank you😊😊

[@caringcasa]

Wonderful- thanks for sharing!

[@naaengmann2117]

An excellent video! It really helped me understand the different phases and it was so cool that you did things in such a way that I could hear the sounds as onw would from a stethoscope

[@caringcasa]

So happy to hear! When I was creating this video I wanted to capture the phases as the sound was produced directly from the stethoscope. So grateful for all the positive feedback!!! ♥️♥️

[@weird_wen]

This is the most helpful and straightforward video about measuring BP and Korotkoff sound so far!

[@caringcasa]

Love this thanks!

[@kylemoe8564]

Exactly what I was looking for. Easy to understand, informative, and direct. Thanks.

[@caringcasa]

Thank you for watching and for the feedback much appreciated. 🤍🤍🤍🤍

[@letsobserve6145]

Pulse sound was really impressive

[@Just.an.expat.abroad]

This video is really helpful. I can hear my blood pumping at 130 so I wondered what I did wrong. Now I know what to listen to.

[@caringcasa]

Awesome!!! Glad your able to capture the actual sound of what should be heard!!! Please share and thank you for watching!!! 🫶

[@frozenprakash]

Wow after several decades for the first time able to understand and hear how to take systolic and diastolic reading!

[@caringcasa]

Wonderful!!!!! Such a win happy to hear!!!

[@VictoriaMartinez-ni3fv]

The most helpful video I’ve come across so far, thank you!

[@caringcasa]

Hi Victoria! ✨That’s wonderful thank you so much for watching!!! 🤍🤍🤍

[@ianmarshall9958]

Best video on manual blood pressure.

[@caringcasa]

Awesome! Thanks for watching!!! 🤍

[@kvmchannel4268]

Thanks this was really helpful I was looking how beat actually sounds

[@mariajackson9077]

Thank you for sharing, this exactly the type of video I was looking for!

[@D.K2179]

so far best video, really helped me good job

[@caringcasa]

Thank you!!!! ⭐️

[@dianablake3935]

This is the most helpful one so far thank...you nurse!!

[@caringcasa]

Hi Diana!!! Thank you for watching!! 🤍🤍

[@pr1ncesscoco]

Thank you so much for helping me with manual blood pressure check!

[@caringcasa]

Thank you please share!!!🤎✨

[@Firefoxes85]

Sound 4:02

[@SwathiSalian-hr9iw]

Thankyou mam for sharing you're knowledge❤

[@caringcasa]

Thanks- appreciate you!

[@iluvmyboy2004]

This was honestly such a great video. Thank you!!

[@caringcasa]

Thank you for sharing!!! 🤍🤍🤍🤍

[@tizocvelasco3520]

What is that sound at about 132 and 122? It sounds like a heartbeat...

[@cuffinkillian]

What you are hearing are the Krotkoff Sounds. They occur when the blood starts to flow again through the Brachial Artery.

[@prangyamalik3081]

Thank you so much for a great information 👍

[@acru518]

Fabulous this is the best video to learn how to identify sounds.

[@caringcasa]

Thank you so much!!!! Much appreciated!!!

[@cristinaestrada4545]

Thanks for this very informative video...🥰🥰

[@me8224]

Great presentation, going through emr training and your explanation on how to take blood pressure was way better than classroom. Thank you!

[@caringcasa]

That’s awesome! Happy to hear the positive feedback, that makes me so happy!!! Best of luck with your training!! ✨✨

[@supersonic7477]

Thank you so much ! your the best

[@davidkim_7]

Glad I found this detailed one, Thank you so much!💙👏

[@caringcasa]

Thank you much appreciated!!! 🤍✨

[@zebiyaemmanuel4234]

How is that 106 can you please explain

[@zainabbangura3318]

Thank you so much i like you class 🙏🙏

[@caringcasa]

Appreciate you!!!

[@ahmedelmasry7477]

Great video and great performance espacially explaining the ausclultatory gap and korotokoff sounds in the last Keep going 💪

[@caringcasa]

Thank you so much ☺️for your feedback greatly appreciated. I really enjoy creating this content for everyone!!! 🤍

[@kacyk7824]

I guess I’m struggling with listening to both systolic/diastolic. Anyone has another way please? Thanks

[@kazirashed5506]

Hello there..I want to know which beat is perfect to measure. Cause when I pump my bp machine to 180 I heard some sporadic sound in Between 160-120 before the regular beat Start! My average regular beat starts at 125 ends at 70! How can I measure the accurate kind? Which should be the value of my pressure to measure regular or from sporadic?

[@abnercordero4308]

Excellent video

[@caringcasa]

Thank you so much for watching!

[@wazzup9920]

Is it normal that I can't hear anything when I'm taking blood pressure?Am I deaf?😭😭 I'm just starting to learn,I'm taking nursing course.

[@caringcasa]

If you follow these steps as shown you should be able to identify the sound. Keep me updated 💙

[@johnjohnson1313]

I cant hear my pulse in the stethoscope,can I go by the needle on meter jumping?

[@caringcasa]

Try watching this to help you better hear sounds through stethoscope Xx Tina kzbin.infonFHx5wlCB3c?si=KbiAJwt--2lfc-Bq

[@caringcasa]

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[@jack91522]

What happens when one nurse's hearing isnt as good as another? Cant that account for 10 mmhg of error? The sys sounds starts softly and dia fades away.

[@caringcasa]

Hi great thoughts. You can look at the previous reading blood pressure trends. Verify with an automatic cuff and compare the trends. If it is drastically changed or unsure ask a covering provider. Hope this helps! Thanks for watching! 🤍🤍🤍

[@jack91522]

@@caringcasa the reason nurses dont use an automatic cuff is because of its inaccuracy. Even online between nurses, the way you determine when you take a measurement varies. I was watching a video where someone said to take a measurement when you hear a woosh and see the needle jump. Hearing a swoosh or a tick is at different phases, something no one talks about except for you. Having watched 10 videos, yours waa the most detailed.

[@bluesoldierette]

It’s definitely interesting bc even with headphone I would have put this diastolic at 68

[@dsurgeon4kids]

Thanks for this. Quite interesting and simple

[@caringcasa]

Igwe Arua thank you so much! ♥️

[@teresa606606]

What was the bp?

[@kindnesswins900]

i have trouble hearing any sounds. I’m trying to measure my own BP and wonder if i’m not placing the stethoscope at the right spot. I slide it under the cuff over where i think the artery is. Any suggestions? Thanks!

[@caringcasa]

I would recommend practicing on someone else if you follow the steps should be able to obtain a sound. With stethoscope on make sure the stethoscope is applied appropriately and angle head slightly up when listening Best of luck

[@mituzaman1312]

Outstanding i say from Bangladesh.very nice mesurment of bp

[@caringcasa]

Thank you!!🤍🤍

[@abcd-oz3dp]

Thank you❤

[@omegacon4]

Where is the stethoscope's bell /diaphragm???

[@abigailthalman3141]

The bell is the top narrow part, and the diaphragm is the wider bottom!

[@jacobmapipi5702]

very helpful

[@shesjustniy434]

Thank you so much this helped a lot :) do you know where I can find a good sphygmomanometer and stethoscope online for practice for class or do you know where I can find a nice good one at Amazon that you would recommend thats affordable but give great accurate readings

[@caringcasa]

I’m so happy this has helped you I truly appreciate all the feedback! As far as some of my suggestions check out my link below under RN clinical bag- I have two options depending on your budget I recommend. Hope this helps and welcome to Caring casa! www.amazon.com/ideas/amzn1.account.AHYCBQCG3MKH7OKD23GW5ZDN64ZA/3TM3CLJ4VERM2?type=explore&ref=idea_cp_vl_ov_mw 🤍Tina

[@octaviabellamy9727]

So it was 100/70 please let me know

[@caringcasa]

Hi Octavia. The reading is 106/70… you were close listening with headphones brings more clarity to the sound!!

[@electricalworkandwashroomf5986]

Nice video

[@tiffanybedward1456]

Honestly, I cant take bp accurently. I am discouraged as I have completed a cna course. We were only given 5 days to practice at school. I had tried on my own but just can't get the systolic number .

[@caringcasa]

Hopefully after watching this video and with practice your able to hear the systolic sound with the stethoscope on accurately. 🤍🤍🤍

[@drdope5562]

Hi after I checked the blood pressure around 50 and 30 i heared big pumping sounds What's wrong?

[@caringcasa]

Hey! At 3:23 of my video I’ll go through the phases of sounds you hear. You will be able to correlate if it’s the thump versus the diastolic phase. Hope this helps!!!

[@drdope5562]

@@caringcasa thanks

[@karlheinz2674]

Gooooooood Thx babe 😘

[@caringcasa]

Thanks for watching!!! ♥️♥️

[@luciapb9778]

More vídeos from heartbeat and breating please caring casa

[@ralphnabozny8494]

I have been putting the cuff on to low and way to tight. My arm turns purple cause I hear sounds all the time. it thumps from 170 continueously to the 120 ; I am so messed up. I tell people my blood pressure is 160 / 89

[@caringcasa]

Thanks for watching hope this video tutorial helped guide you with the kortokoff sounds shown at the end!!! 🤍🤍🤍

[@orsurachana6999]

Can you explain why we need to choose left arm rather than right?

[@caringcasa]

Hello! Great question- Quickest way to answer is it’s closest to the heart and most accurate. However , there are instances where you can’t use the left arm because of a masectomy or patient has a fistula. But both left and right side should be no more than a 10mmHg difference Hope this helps! And thank you so much for watching appreciate you 🤍🤍

[@priyadarshivishal237]

Thanks

[@caringcasa]

♥️♥️

[@Путник-о6з]

110/80

[@gracejagesar7245]

Systolic 106/70 diastolic

[@caringcasa]

Yes!!! Right on!!! ♥️♥️

[@V.K._.medico]

Thnks🤟👍👍👍👍

[@caringcasa]

Happy to help!!! 🤍✨

[@cathepar]

116/68?

[@caringcasa]

106/70 with headphone heard best 🤍

[@enjamulgalib6362]

106/80 !!! ✅ there was no sound between 80-70 can anyone explain? there was a little bit "krrr krr" sound which you will keep listening until 0. You haven't clearified it.

[@caringcasa]

Hi Thank you so much for watching! If you listen with ear plugs the sound will be more amplified. Let me know if that works for you and achieve a better sound. You’ll also observe that the meter will auscultate (move) between 80 -70.

[@catcat3608]

@@caringcasa i used headphone and still didnt hear any sound between 80-70. I had my first health assessment and struggled with this

[@caringcasa]

@@catcat3608 you’ll also see the needle move on the gauge if that helps 🤍🤍🤍

[@많사랑윤정한이]

4:13

[@suraxo2849]

U good

[@caringcasa]

Thank you

[@sutesisatcsgoksutesisat919]

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[@Nai-lu5wv]

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