Assessing Lung Sounds (Part 1)

[itsMissDior]

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[pl5287]

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[ktagliam]

great explanation

[timothyurquhart]

This guy should create a textbook for nurses

[TheRodgersv]

great video! thanks a lot!

[mutianguo]

Best explaination I've heard so far. Great teaching. Thanks a lot

[borgs0685]

COPD is the disease of the big and small airway. there is two disease in COPD brochitis and empysema. brochitis from big airway emysema is from small airway.

RCP

[Mairsbar]

I've been in Med School for 2 years and this is the best explanation I've heard so far

[minjonparappilly]

I wish he ws my teacher. very useful. Thank you

[FirelionGuate]

My Mosby Physical Exploration book in spanish has a table of translations in the main languages and it says CRACKLES.

[graceyvt]

Love your educational videos!

[halfcrazedsuperhero]

thanks for that! Australia calls rales crackles :)

[paul200416]

I love your videos, I used them when ever I need a refresher. Thanks

[jfinan71]

this guy is a great teacher! wish I had him!

[slimlvn]

Thank you so very, very much!!!!!

[electricplayground1]

very very informative thank you so much

[ashleighc21]

Excellent way on explaining this! Very Helpful!

[cstarks73]

Excellent!!!  Thank you!

[jodibird26]

so much help, thank you!

[samyallawendy]

thanks

[awesomeRN17]

I love "ah ha" moments! I am a new RN and working on perfecting my assessment skills. This has helped so much...thank you..:o) I also recommend the "Heart Sounds" lecture....awesome!

[NurseKar2012]

This lecture was excellent. So helpful. I start listening to BBS on patients in 2 weeks and was really concerned that I was not hearing BS correctly. Thank You!!!

[rustephs3]

Thanks a bunch, this is very helpful.

[samsarasara]

very clear, good for me..

[MinnaFly]

Veeerrrryy good! I don't know why is this hardly to find somewhere good explained. This was very helpful, and you are great lecturer!

[cba1307]

thank you so much for your videos, it is a great help

[raymanlegy]

my gosh thank for these videos. I just finished my first year of nursing and I still don't understand how to assess my patient. I think im doing it wrong, i tihnk im doing it right. I will never know. This video helps a lot thank you again. Im just preparing for my second year of nursing. Yes i am a male :) I want to be outstanding next year so I can perform well in clinical practice. I want to be a terrific nurse and enjoy my time. I also want to impress employers. I AM HOPEING to get a NA pstn

[oscariuss]

we say crackles in australia

[naturallyfree4life]

Amazing! His lecture is wonderful. I totally get it the differences now! Just in time for my Exam!

[ToryKoch38]

This was an outstanding lecture, why don't all lecturers instruct like him?

[velaer1]

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[evahesmondhalgh]

This video is great, thank you! We call rales 'crackles' in the UK too!

[sunshine0satellite]

Great video thanks!

[mybabysdaddy1]

Bravo!! Very informative!

[maryatim]

wonderful!!!!!!!!!

[rangersak27]

thanks a lot!

[alex1919018]

Iam a Paramedic student ande these is a great video. You are a great teachear , evrything is clear.Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[2010mib]

im a advanced care paramedic and i couldnt give a better example

[dinpoodl]

He is excellent teacher, thank you

[BlasphemyJuice]

I'm in EMT class and this really helps rather than just simply hearing it and learning the definitions.. this really helps crystallize WHY these things are happening.

[lynch2132]

This video is great. I've been a National Registry Paramedic for five years and I'm in my third year of RN school and this video makes more sense than anything I've see in my career.

[dfphetteplace]

This video is great. The instructor does a great job and this has really helped me be a better EMT.

[oleeotv]

This lecture is excellent, I am in paramedic school and this crystallized some technique and understanding for me.

[hnibnavel]

Thank you for the video! I get more from this video than most skill lectures in school. I feel much more confident with basic assessment of lung sounds now :)

[yellowlilies86]

very helpful! thanks os much!

[2000gjfo]

thank you very, very much. i can tell you this video help me a lot with my EMT class. thanks again.

[Marlene3331]

Cannot explain this subject any better. Just took physical assessment and I learned more from this video

[unfrgettabl]

I am a new EMT.. I haven't gotten a chance to hear different lungs sounds and have always wonder what they would sound like.. this is an awesome video.. I don't think this will ever get out of my head now..Thanks alot.

[AngelOne11]

What is the use of assessing lung sounds over the dead space (over the trachea)? It doesn't give me any useful info. Plz correct me if I am wrong!

[luluzuzu]

great video ! the professor is hot too!

[Blues003]

Oh wow. It's not like breathing sounds are hard to study, but this video makes it SO clear to understand! Thank you so much!

[marzipans99]

Great Video, we called them crackles in Australia too.

[Andrea123]

thanks for clearing up rales!!

[spatemdim]

Coarse rhet rales, Raggy?

Thank-you for video!

[geemint]

very informative video. i especially like the point u made to visualize the airway as the patient breathes. also how you differentiated rhonchi from pleural friction rub. i am in 3rd semester in nursing school and i needed a refresher to assess lung sounds because i have clinical tomorrow. thanks for sharing.

[blooddudemagic]

thank you sooo much. i just started respiratory therapist program and this will come in very handy

[chiechies]

very informative.. I will be taking my NCLEX exam next week.. and this is so helpful...

[goldenavie]

thank's for helping,,,,hmmmm

GOD bless,

[he1l1o]

I've been needing help in understanding adventitious lung sounds...this helps me out A LOT. Thanks a many

[alee5a]

Thank you so much for this video... it really helps me for my exams~

[BernoullisGirl]

Your time, courtesy, and gift of teaching have been invaluable to me. Thank you

[Arctcrcr]

I am a student in a Nremt Intermediate class in new hampshire, I have found your videos to be extremely helpful in understanding not only A@P but diagnostics and treatment as well. Thank you for placing such a valuable education resource online free of charge

[mohinita70]

thank u sooo much very helpful..easy 2 understand

[trulibra1]

Thank you ! Great explanation!

[edithho2009]

Good lecture~

[gamekillanyc]

wow this is a great video thank your

[jskigator]

Great teacher

[BlackDice572]

Thanks for uploading. This is very useful, and the kind of informative footage that youtube needs more of.

[wassimsson]

great work

[apollobgs]

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[lpnapril]

thanks for the explanation..it helped alot!

[cookey4eva]

yes this is very helpful, great teaching method

[deliveryman08]

this is very helpful...thank you so much for the video