Tactile Fremitus: Cups Demonstration

[@captainhindsight8779]

I’m a British Paramedic and this video has taught me more in the last 6 minutes than any course I’ve ever attended in demonstrating how to differentiate between respiratory conditions in a simple manner. It’s a great way for me to demonstrate this to students now too. Thanks 👍

[@axisgraf]

Thank you Dr.Adams for this brilliant demonstration! Learned for life....never to forget again

[@y511y]

This is a lifetime explanation !! I will never forget fremitus as I am always used to, thanks doc

[@silk.spectre6606]

OH, MY GOSH. I couldn't understand the concept for the longest time. This is by far the best explanation I've ever seen. Thank you so much.

[@graceusa3942]

Wow, you are a genius, the teaching is so excellent. Better than what is written in the text book.

[@beliz5562]

Ma’am you are a legend.

[@TheSassleburger]

OH MY GOODNESS, thank you!! I have spent hours trying to learn this from a textbook, and you just explained it so clearly and it makes perfect sense!! Wow...subscribed!

[@AC11-11]

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[@dwain310]

BRILLIANT SOMETHING SO SIMPLE, EXPLAIN SOMETHING SO COMPLEX!!!

[@nurseroseonthego2464]

Thank you so much. This demonstration is so clear, simple, and well explained. I am so glad to find this video, as I am going to test on this information soon. Wish I found this video YEARS ago.

[@Sav1010]

This is the best video I have watched in all of medical school

[@abdullahmohamed2106]

I wish there was a superlike button because this video is such a good practical demonstration that i will never ever forget

[@hamzaaslam6783]

Hands down the best explanation on KZbin for me.

[@jessicastauffer427]

I have dreams about this woman. Her explanations are incredible, and her voice is so calming.

[@bimpe-aduke7565]

All I can say is "Thank you". God bless you, doctor

[@jasminemcnair6197]

I've NEVER EVER understood this until today!! Thank you so much!!

[@trinicapre3913]

I am so privileged to work with Dr Adams in MCCU UHS. Good job Dr Adams!

[@ayshadalieva9929]

What can say for this simple but to the point explanation -THANK YOU!

[@Moosemoose1]

For the longest time I've had trouble understanding what tactile Fremitus was and how it related to lung pathology, this video is excellent! Can you make some more with other lung sounds like Egophony and Bronchial/vesicular breath sounds in these exact same pathologies?

[@tompos17]

I wish I would have watched this years ago!! Thank you Dr. Adams!

[@kasunisamarakk7020]

I had a lot of difficulty remembering this but you make it sound so easy! Thank you Dr.Sandra! I hope you upload more respiratory videos!!

[@seanandshoiparker8186]

10 years later and this is still the best demonstration I have seen.

[@thapelomoloi7685]

I had no choice but to subscribe after witnessing,and benefitting from, the brilliance of that demonstration. Big thanks.

[@EnochBrown-s5j]

Wonderful, wonderful, wonderfl!!! What an excellent demonstration. Thank you!!!

[@rabiyantashi]

This is one of the easiest way to remember. Thank you so much

[@lomaxlomax5915]

Very very very helpful. I didn't have cups but I still untold what you trying to demonstrates. Thank a million.

[@boitshokorego6327]

thank you so much, this made a lot of sense than what i had studies before... ill never ever forget this

[@myst9072]

This is brilliant analogy! Never understood this better before!

[@wandathompson2203]

This demonstration was very clear and informative. Now I understand the difference instead of guessing.

[@CleAnthony]

First time I understood tactile fremitus intuitively. Thank you so much!

[@peroshsabah99]

Best demonstration on those respiratory conditions 😍

[@aidanrajkumar5252]

This was brilliant! 5 years and it took such a simple exercise for me to understand my clinic findings easier. Thank you!

[@4EvaLoveMyBabiez]

This video was so helpful for my exam prep. Thank you so much!

[@johndoe-wl9lq]

The best explanation of basic lung findings! So good!

[@dr_red2332]

Mind blown!!!Thank you so so much for your demonstration, Dr Adams!

[@stephenuriarte07]

This is Sesame Street, but for medical students. LOVED IT ❤

[@Goodfellow62]

I LOVE people who know what they talk about... I had difficulty understanding this concept for years, but I fully understand it. thanks ... Wish you had videos on "egophony" and "whispered pectoriloquy" as well.

[@Jadamcuevas]

This is a wonderful experiment and way to demonstrate tactile fremitus.

[@tobinthuma1501]

Excellent demonstration! I will never forget it.

[@RyanSmith-js9nr]

WOW !! this has helped me so much understand Tactile Fremitus.

[@gabriellaszombati518]

brilliant explanation, saved hours of learning from textbook, thank you

[@jiyoungkim31]

really good demonstration with cups and straw. excellent !

[@calvinpreetivan5244]

This is the best explanation i ever had

[@svoceanghost7734]

Im sharing this with my Respiratory Therapy Class! Thank You!

[@norma3840]

This is great. I've been struggling for a while now to get my head around this.....completely get it now due to this simplistic way of teaching. Thank you.

[@TheKingbill1690]

Thank you. Its a simple thing but it can be confusing. Nicely explained.

[@kerrypetersen3608]

Thank you Dr. Adams! A concept I have been struggling with for a year.

[@eunchaeyu8514]

So clear explanation! I've never understood the concept of tactile fremitus until now. Thanks so much

[@yaelcalle4289]

The best explanation of Fremitus! Thank you!

[@adaobiejinkeonye]

One of the best educative videos I've ever seen! Awesome!

[@aleena8065]

What a wonderful demonstration! Simply amazing!

[@mariramirez9250]

Wow! Thank you. Lightbulbs all over my head. Wish I had come across this sooner.

[@virginialanzotti9835]

Best explanation I've seen in a while--thank you Dr. Adams!

[@sn00zer]

Thank you! I never understood this until now ~ 2nd year medical student

[@downhillpedaler]

Simple and excellent clarification of these concepts

[@ericarosales7727]

This was amazing! Thank you Dr. Adams!

[@deysiarguello5091]

Wow! I cannot thank you enough for explaining this so easily!!

[@muhammadaudi8208]

Thanks for simplifying the conflicate

[@allisonwu9358]

OMG. This is such a wonderful video. I think I will never forget how to differentiate between each diagnosis. Thanks a lot.

[@Vm50505]

This is a beautifully done video, bravo for this explanation

[@GoodKnight5252]

WOW! I'm totally showing my professor this trick! this was amazing! Thank you SO MUCH!

[@jessicaratterree2116]

Wow, I am so thankful for your explanation!!! This was something that I have really struggled to wrap my mind around.

[@p.raghuraj2022]

got the concept cleared doctor,thanks a ton

[@maddymclellan5661]

this is the best explanation ever wow!

[@tigermoth8902]

One of the best medical explanation videos I have ever seen! Really helpful!

[@sthom8527]

OMG!!! you are awesome!! I had been struggling with the differentiation for some time now - not anymore, I will pass my exam on Wednesday. Thank you sooo much!

[@riseup6112]

Thanks Dr. Adams.

[@tundelasode]

Thank you! The best explanation of Tactile fremitus I've seen!!!

[@parulkumar6425]

Thank you Dr. Adam's, impeccable demonstration and explanation!

[@intellectuals7716]

Fascinating and absolutely helpful 💯

[@tasadayl]

Oh I love you so much right now! Years of med school and I never understood these concepts fully. As a chemist, I can conceptualize fremitus better now that you explained the physiology on the molecular level with sound vibrations in different media (fluid versus air). Thanks so much!!!

[@sabasultanashaik164]

Thanks a tonnnnnn❤❤. Really cleared a lot of concepts in a few minutes!

[@jannicket.6133]

Best explained video of Fremitus. Thank you so much!!!!!

[@nouranmag9285]

This was so simple and yet so helpful!

[@maryashaschild3153]

You are very smart and a really good teacher. Bless you!

[@aliffaruq6954]

Thank you ! Now im more understand about fremitus interprtation 🙏

[@leah8613]

Such a simple yet brilliant explanation. Thank you so much!

[@DonPhoto-f1t]

This is an amazing explanation. Love this

[@graceusa3942]

Amazing example. Thank you so much.

[@ashleegovich8633]

I thought this was a GREAT way to explain tactile fremitus..thank you so much!! Hope you can share more!!

[@MrHei913]

Wow, amazing explanation. Super simple analogy.

[@kucacman309]

Super excellent explanation ,Thank you Dr.Adams !

[@amandabonanocarambot6615]

This is too good. Excellent work. Thank you so much.

[@marias-e725]

Thank you for this video makes everything easy to remember without memorizing

[@danielcastilo1840]

Thank you for a great visual explanation!

[@jasonpakmd2852]

It is the best explanation, Thank yo Dr Adams!

[@raheelmd]

Finally, Thank you God for this video ❤

[@Maria-qm9cg]

Beautiful explanation. Thanks Dr Adams.

[@bonakolluribalakrishna8364]

Great explanation it's very clear with concepts.

[@edbayly]

BRILLIANT! SO SIMPLE. THANK YOU

[@fadiazar7357]

Thank you Dr Adams. It is a perfect explanation.

[@elpedro812]

Simply brilliant, I will never forget again. Truly appreciated. Thanks

[@d.r.g.8917]

Best explanation EVERRRR. Thank you!!

[@krishnagiri4906]

She is brilliant!

[@nicky5366]

Thank you Dr. Adams!

[@lizatsharon]

Saved me from failing tactile fremitus ever!!

[@sashadanilina6551]

THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO! AWESOME EXPLANATION!!!

[@poohrn33]

This is an awesome video. Thank you Dr Adams.

[@alibaby5486]

Brilliant, straightforward and easy to understand....finally. Thank you!

[@uomna3661]

Thanks alot , this topic was alittle bit confusing for me but now i really nailed it ❤

[@davidli3742]

This is actually fantastic - Thanks for the video.