Lung Sounds (Part 2)

Continuation of the first segment describing common lung sounds and what they mean. From http://www.ed4nurses.com.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Nursing
• Assessment
• Pulmonary
• Lung
• sounds

[kcalbraeb]

By far the best description and rationales for these lung sounds.......perfectly paced, very clear and concisely stated. I dont think money could have bought a better lesson. Thank you. This is a topic that even veteran critical nurses have a difficult time conveying to new nurses and other students. Excellent!

[gawitlating09]

tnx..it is very informative

[bambiblanchard1]

Thank you so much! We didn't get any of this in lecture, only from reading. It makes much more sense when you talk about it!

[lorenzodwin]

thank you

[ktagliam]

this guy's explanations are amazingly clear yet concise. Way to go on an awesome video.

[ellianamuriel]

thank u sir.great video!!very informative. i'm more clarified now about different lungs sounds.more power!!=)

[N3SQV1]

Thank you for the great video's. I am a nursing student now, and this is the best explanation I heard. I feel the most dificult part is hearing them. I just bought a Littmann 3200 just for the 24x amplification. Hope it makes it easier.

[cdemiri]

I have asthma . I've had it for many years . I'm a "smoker" horrible I know ! , but in all these years i've never heard my condition or the sounds of my breathing explained in this manner . I wheezes while I sleep normally .. but as I come down with an infection (viral or bacterial ) I recognize many of the sounds in myself and now understand what they mean . Thank you for this information .

[stephd191]

This is great! Thanks for the videos, easy to understand and love that you tell what causes the breath sounds and how to treat them!

[SZK209]

Wow, I'm a recent grad doctor from med school (img) and I've never received clearer instructions for breath sounds than these. Fantastic! I know I'll be auscultating across the board tomorrow....

[sammanos5]

Awesome Video!