How to listen to heart sounds in 20 MINUTES| What You Need to KNOW

Learn how to listen heart sounds S1 S2 S3 S4 with a stethoscope using complete heart auscultation techniques you can use detect normal and abnormal heart sounds. You will learn normal heart murmurs from aortic, mitral, triscuspid and pulmonic valve sounds.

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[pismon]

what a brilliant Nigerian doctor. proud of u bro

[dinahtaylor]

This Guy is a rock star! I wish he could lecture all my Nursing Classes!

[Casperski]

I have barely any medical background at all and after 20 minutes I feel pretty confident on this subject. You're an excellent teacher.

[sgongaware]

Cardiac has always been my professional Achilles Heel....why can't others make it this simple!! Thank you from a very grateful nurse practitioner student!!

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[katelynlastname]

I was eight minutes through the video when I realized that I should really get some paper for notes, I'm only fourteen but I'm so interested in medical stuff I find myself on websites reading about stuff. You made a huge impact with me learning about the regular heart beat and so on. I actually have a stethoscope to listen to the heart, I have a S3 heart beat, after the S2. Oh man I'm going to be up all night watching your videos, thank you for uploading videos for us the understand I want to become a doctor one day. Have an awesome day or night

[N_NMz]

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[igmemocke]

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[morgainnetaar]

I am a 4th semester nursing student. I have struggled with heart and breath sounds no matter what resource I've used. Thank you, thank you, thank you!! 👏👏👏

[iuliadumitru]

You are awesome! The way he talks simply helps you concentrate when you are way too tired for anything. Considering I am watching this after a very long day, it helped me greatly! Thank you so much for the post! 

[deborahzaritsky]

I'm a middle school science teacher- I have asked my students to listen to your video. Thank you for making it simple.

[tulip-vfiz]

I am very sure this video will soon have 1M views. very well explained. thank you doctor. God bless you. thanks again.

[zubisap]

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[melissahall]

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[Njiiegie]

I am a pre-clinic student, this is my second semester but now i understand about this, thank you !

[cate]

In ACNP program now and studying patho - thanks Dr A!  It's so nice to be able to watch, pause or rewind and watch again.  Really appreciate your work!

[ameilmac]

Im not a medical student.I just happen to see this vedio while looking for a heart sound background....but I understand what he is trying to explain...I can say he is a good teacher and doctor.

[JayshreeSharma]

Omg... You are too good to explaining. Thank you so much for your time and

[Jacob-yive]

This video should be a real help to all of you. I’m a cardiac surgeon and when I was in Med School they just made us memorize the heart sounds. This is a much more efficient way. Take Notes!!