Heart Sounds Made Incredibly Easy | Complete Guide to Cardiac Sounds (with sound's audios)

Heart sounds are made super easy to master. If you are stuck with heart sounds, this video will help you organize & revise heart sounds along with audio of the heart sounds.

All you need to remember for exams are summarized here.

Heart sounds can be categorized into Normal, Extra, Additional sounds & Murmurs for the sake of simplicity.

1. Normal Heart Sounds - S1, S2

2. Extra Heart Sounds - S3, S4

3. Additional Heart Sounds - Clicks (i.e., Ejection systolic clicks, Other Systolic Clicks) & Snap (Opening Snap)

4. Murmurs - Systolic, Diastolic & Continuous Murmurs

Pericarditis, Tumor plop, Pericardial knock, Prosthetic valve sounds are some other cardiac sounds which are not included here & shall be discussed in future videos.
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[copa]

S1 0:42

S2 1:04

S3 3:18

S4 4:00

murmur 5:38

[hebaelnabawy]

I searched "all heart sounds" and honestly didn't expect to find someone collecting them in such a brilliant way. Thank you.
Yet it's still hard :')

[studywithzaki]

Too beautiful... I'll come back here when I'm already a *doctor* hihi

[thomaspaez]

thank you. I worked very hard, many hours spent, understanding what you did in seven minutes.

[killuazoldyck]

Wow , Excellent video …. It was really helpful .
Thanks a lot.
I've an Exam Tomorrow, And this just saved my life .

[maryleo]

Thanks, I am in Nursing school I learned a lot in 7 min thanks for sharying it🙏

[carlosb]

Finally REAL heart sounds. Thank you!!!

[jcs]

whoever uploaded this video, big thanks to you.. now I know my heart is normal..

[yooserin]

I think I'm too young for this but I like understanding and memorizing the audio and even the visuals

[royp]

This is nice.I'm only 14 but i'm already practicing heart sounds lol.By the time I get to med school I'll just be chillin'

[vitalykov]

This is the best video so far! No commentary, purely sounds, makes you visualize the pathophysiology behind it, love it!

[emanuelmanole]

I’m impressed how loud is the human heart

[email]

It actually really helped me understand & pick apart the sounds when I slowed down the video to 0.75 speed.

[winnerfromindia]

Good video Easy to understand abnormal heart sound more video like HOW TO READ ECG???

[bebaal]

Best video ever on heart sounds 😍😍 thank you so much

[neonneiae]

IT WAS VERY USEFUL FOR ME. LOVE YOU FROM INDIA, THANKS.

[firstclassroadman]

tip, , , use a stethoscope instead of earphones...mind the volume tho!
great video

[paulakettula]

This was so helpful to me as a nurse student to understand different kind of heart sounds. Thank you :)

[dbondozzz]

Any other heart hypochondriacs here trying to convince themself that their heart rate is normal?

[msicedtee]

The summary was helpful tbh. Thank you!