NPTE Practice Questions: Abnormal Heart Sounds

[@joshuagenis1714]

My initial reaction to D was “I don’t think babies coo that early in gestation” lol

[@ThePTHustle]

Hahahaha #facts

[@ongthiminhphu]

love the cheat sheet

[@ThePTHustle]

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[@francisgarcia5828]

Thanks for these vids Kyle! Glad you use KZbin more now!

[@ThePTHustle]

BOOM!!! WELCOME!

[@christopherwilson7838]

Hey Kyle, great video, thanks for all the help. A concern though, from what I remember in PT school, S3 and S4 are abnormal heart sounds, as are "cooing" sounds and pericardial friction rub; had I not known about S3 heart sound being considered "normal" in certain populations, I would initially think all options are conditions I should be concerned about. I guess I am a little lost about the lack of knowledge gap here, never learned that S3 could be normal. Thanks for the info!

[@jamievenezia7760]

its only normal in certain circumstances, on the average joe it is an abnormal heart sound, but just as a resting HR of 50bpm is abnormal to the average person, athletes and kids are a different story. so yes S3 is abnormal , but it can also be safe and abnormal, because based on the population its normal.