Lung Sounds Made Easy Nursing | Rhonchi, Stridor, Wheeze, Crackles, Pleural Friction Rub NGN NCLEX

Adventitious (abnormal) lung sounds made super easy for nurses, nursing school students, and Next Generation NCLEX review.

Adventitious lung sounds (also called abnormal breath sounds) are sounds that you may hear during a lung auscultation. As a nursing student or nurse, you'll want to be familiar with these sounds that you may hear during a respiratory assessment.

The lung sounds covered in this NGN review include the following: Rhonchi, fine crackles, coarse crackles, wheeze, stridor, and pleural friction rub.

This video will allow you to hear an example of lung sound audio, as well as give you some important points to remember about each of these abnormal lung sounds.

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[RegisteredNurseRN]

Hey, everyone. Thanks for watching. Don't forget:

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[davidrios]

I want you to know that as a med student I really appreciate this.
I hope I get nurses like you in the ward to guide my path.
I have used countless resources... Nobody came close to you.
THANK YOU

[airportnurse]

Great Vid! I've been a nurse for 23 years and I still find these types of videos helpful refreshers! Thanks!

[drewgraff]

Thank you for being so descriptive I'm going for my EMT, CMA, and BSN these are really easier to understand with how I learn other than hands on

[NurseRen]

This excellent, thank you! I'm going into my 2nd year as a nurse and sometimes I get these sounds confused. I've been steadily getting better, but as always this really helped. Thanks for making these Sarah!

[rosemary]

I want to use this medium to say a very big thank you to Nurse Sarah! Today I am a Dietitian. I basically studied with Nurse Sarah for my qualifying exams. A lot of people don't know that Dietitians also need to have a thorough understanding of what happens in the human body before using Diet therapy to implement an intervention.
I basically watched and studied with every video she made, took the quiz after every video even though I am not a nurse but it was so so relevant! Don't stop making these videos please. They are well explanatory. Thank you so much....much love from the latest DTN. To God be the glory!

[rj]

I watched this once and I don't think I can forget these sounds and their characteristics. Thank you!

[sakthipriyakurmapu]

She's an amazing professor! She even tells u why these sounds are occurring and repeats the sound to correlate with what we learned - this time. better. Thank you, Miss!

[paulryan]

I passed my nclex bec of watching your videos... now Im working in Florida😊

[kimberlyhouseworth]

I am in my first semester of Respiratory Therapy school and this is very helpful! This was our topic last week.

[freepepsicola]

Used this to figure out if I had a chest infection or not, lol. I was hearing a crackling noise, ended up on amoxocillin for a week yay.

[sanawasim]

Well explained and beautifully differentiate b/w different lung's sound with their causes and symptoms. Thank you so much respected mam to share this great knowledge. Really you are biggest blessing for this noble profession.

[YAHUUT]

Thank you mom, I hope I pass the exam later❤❤

[MasrieMelkamu]

This video is the best at explaining the reason for the sounds

[mrmotown]

The sound of the course crackles literally scares me. The sound of the fine crackles scares me even more than the course crackles. However, the plural friction rub sound is the one that creeps me out the most!

[usnandy]

Thank you. I have started watching many of your videos on different topics. I have a practical test coming up on Lungs and thorax and this is really an excellent video of lung sounds.

[tb-]

very well done!! I´m a GP and I approve this info. love the accent

[itsnursebritbrat]

These videos always help so much! Gets me through nursing school!

[katherineaguero]

I only watched this once and was able to retain all the characteristics and sounds. YOU ARE THE BEST!!!!

[briambolu]

One of the best videos so far! First year RT student and this is amazing❤