Systolic murmurs, diastolic murmurs, and extra heart sounds - Part 2 | NCLEX-RN | Khan Academy

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[@OhioCal]

I have no idea why med school made this seem so much more complicated than it really is! Great video!

[@maruto789]

agreed

[@apurbamondal686]

Ya i too agreed ..!

[@jeffhecky9861]

Can't agree more...

[@priyachakrabarti737]

you know what would've been a GREAT addition to an already great video is to add a quick sound clip after every murmur you go over just so we learn the anatomy/physio and then get to hear the murmur right away. thanks for doing these!

[@nellyhoffman6194]

+Priya Chakrabarti Yeah yeah !!

[@Bonux000]

I was thinking the same but I kept Part 1 open in another window to listen to it as the lecture went on.

[@blackbusiness7]

Bonux000 That's smart. I may go back and do the same. I wish they were labeled, but I should be able to figure it out.

[@blackbusiness7]

And sure enough, it was at the end of the video...

[@kevinnapier1014]

I thought the same thing and came to comment! Cheers!!

[@rizz1088]

awkward monent: youtube teaches you better than your doctor at college 😕

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Lol, I know, right?! Yay KZbin!

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agree, best valvular lecture I can remember and fully understand

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[@pnkelefant]

So you can click to compare the differences: 13:42 MR 13:50 AR 13:58 mitral prolapse w/ MR 14:08 S4 14:14 MS 14:20 AS 14:28 S3

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This was the most useful thing I watched on KZbin in a long time

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I KNOW RIGHT!

[@biscariot1074]

I truly hate my professors . Thank you so much for this amazing and detailed yet simple and easy to grasp demonstration.

[@nicoledelvalle9302]

Fahad Alazraqi I know the feeling and it's very frustrating that a youtube video teaches you way better than some professors do.

[@kaichen4118]

Professor are not equal to Teacher. Not to say a good teacher

[@Blahgahbleh]

Jumping on the train here to say I know this frustration so well this semester.

[@lisalinpower2029]

Gosh, you're brilliant, thank you. You have just saved me an entire day (or two) pulling my hair out over text books.

[@christopherbugnitz7619]

These videos were great. I'm a pediatric cardiologist and I'm planning on incorporating them into a murmur module for pediatrics residents. Thanks.

[@mshahtan]

Blood in my vessels, flows less turbulent after experiencing this video. I thank thee.

[@vince999r]

13:40 Holosystolic murmur MR 13:48 Early Diastolic Murmur Decrescendo AR 13:57 Mitral Prolapse (w/mitral regurg) 14:07 Atrial Gallop S4 14:12 Mitral Stenosis (with opening snap) 14:20 Aortic Stenosis (with ejection click) 14:27 Ventricular Gallop S3

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+SparklingJuice247 hahah yeah !

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This was the most useful thing I watched on You tube in a long time

[@tanviamin4618]

You just made things so much easier! THANK YOU SO MUCH :)

[@nahunrobles2538]

Simply the best explanation ever! Thank you very much! :)

[@laurenachiam7022]

This is great! Thankyou so much. I agree with the comment below to put a sound clip after each explanation would help even more. Thanks again though!

[@proffezur]

Absolutely amazing,

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[@anacunha7667]

Khan Academy saving me AGAIN! So clarifying and helpful! Thank you!

[@agentdoobz]

it is very important to mention that any gallop must be accompanied by tachycardia...otherwise it is not a gallop.

[@younottube9802]

otherwise its called s3

[@valeriereed-dogbe7585]

love ,love your sense stress, to the point with ease on my thought processes! i will pass this subject now not from memory but from clear understanding of which thanks to you i can explain it to any one else now too , love truely personified thank you thank you, plz continue you have a gift!

[@helenedarmanin5151]

Thank you, this helps me so much!

[@kehuang4477]

Thank you so much for this demonstration! Good Job!

[@DIbargika]

Thank you so much. I would love to send this to my professor to show him how he should teach... :)

[@RoryCole92]

Thanks you very much for the excellent explanation. I've had a vague understanding of murmurs for a while now and this clarified everything. Great appreciated.

[@elirancohanim8134]

Amazing , thank you for clearing this for me

[@kenzachadjaa506]

Thank you sooo much, that was really helpful!

[@mcf5170]

Thank you for this clearly explained!

[@e.awdishu_MD]

Amazing explanation of the causes of extra heart sounds! :)

[@dr.fakhar-ul-islam2297]

It’s a fantastic lecture. Highly recommended.

[@mayen655]

This was AWESOME!!! Many many thanks!

[@rexesparza6738]

Amazing job, thank you very much!!

[@psp4191]

Great job and the best explanation for S3 and S4

[@jayanikariyawasam9323]

It was so helpful! Thank you!

[@BloodBunn]

Thank you so much! I'm happy I got all of them right in the test.

[@MrRambee]

amazingly helpful. Thank you doc

[@AlessandroSalzmann]

Thank you so much for the very clear explanation!

[@jehanlakibul]

Thank you so much. You make it look so easy!

[@pingsuke]

Wow! This video can help me a lot. Thank you very much!

[@DM-xq3qg]

This should not be for NCLEX only It is so useful for medical students Thank you for explaining the mechanism so clearly and simply Everything makes sense

[@erinozdogan4017]

Studying for my board recertification exam... This was fantastic. Great for visual learners!! Not to mention the sounds of the murmurs are on point! (Wishing I had had this back in PA school.)

[@orchard1008]

Excellent! Thank you !

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Great!! love the demonstration and detail explanation .

[@rossielpita-roman7482]

Thank you for this video!!!

[@corinnalau1533]

Beautifully explained. Thank you for your attention to detail. The best video on the heart i've seen! ~Cardiology Technologist student

[@VickiBee]

I know someone with mitral valve prolapse. His normal BP was 90/60 which most people watching this already know is the BP of a child. He wouldn't have been able to handle any trauma at all since a drop in blood pressure would have sent him into a true emergency. He passed out when they took blood from him.

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JUST AMAZING. VERY EASY TO UNDERSTAND THE PATHOPHYSIOLOGY. MANY THANKS.

[@samarmurtada8750]

just amazing .. thank you very much

[@matthewr1243]

I freaking love these videos! So well done and helpful!!!

[@phantom_doc6197]

This is the most simplest and easy form of learning murmurs ...I think nobody can teach me better than this ..thank uh so much

[@markyounger1240]

My comment after part 1 was premature. Sorry. Excellent presentation. Best I've seen on the Internet so far!

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Great video!! Thank you so much really!

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Exceptional Tutorial. Thanks

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brilliant , the sounds u gave in last 2 mins is really helpfull

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Thank you very much!

[@JagatheesH1101]

Clean and Simple. That's how physiology should be taught.Informative and easy to grasp. Thank you.

[@katharinefoulke8948]

This is the most concise and well presented lecture I have experienced in 12 years of study! Thank you from the bottom of my heart!

[@dr.mahendrakumargupta5627]

great video, crystal clear

[@joandymphnareano8822]

Thank you so much! Murmurs made easier to understand!

[@firstnamelastname-xt5kn]

great job once again!

[@tamaloni]

Excellent for ccrn review material. Thanks!

[@manunet85]

thank you for this.awesome.

[@thesagarsays]

This is beautiful. Thanks so much! - grateful med student

[@idkwhattonameit8359]

Great explanation , thx

[@look4drmayur]

Can't express in words, the happiness that I felt at the end of the video when I got all the guesses right.... Awesome video explaination...... Perfectly taught......

[@Dr.Alakazam]

Okay! So, 6hrs of Cardio lectures but this 15 minutes video which I watched for free made more sense to me.

[@zainabmalik4571]

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[@Lunadjirackor]

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