Heart sounds for beginners 🔥 🔥 🔥 S1, S2, S3 & S4 #heartsounds

Heart sounds for beginners S1, S2, S3 & S4
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Welcome back to another episode of the Learn Medicine Show. Today is all about heart sounds S1, S2, S3 and S4. Tune in, chill out and learn how to recognise some basic normal and abnormal heart sounds.
Dr C

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timestamps
00:00 Introduction
00:50 S1 heart sound and S2 heart sound
02:14 S3 heart sound
04:14 S4 heart sound

*References*
Thomas, J., & Monaghan, T. (Eds.). (2014). Oxford Handbook of Clinical Examination and Practical Skills (2nd ed.). Oxford University Press.

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[tjvjlph]

This video should be something all medical schools use globally to make sense of the cardiac cycle and the added sounds in heart. I Lub Dub itttt 😊❤❤❤

[austintheisz]

PA student in clinical year here, and this is by far the best explanation of the heart sounds I have had yet! The animation helps so much, and it was explained very well! I will definitely be sharing this with classmates.

[vanessawoytowich]

2 years of school and crap descriptions and this one video makes me go . good job thanks

[andypratch]

Excellent, he explained it within 7 minutes, where my teacher used 3 hours class to do. =_=

[TheLearnMedicineShow]

Special thanks to those who have watched this video over the last week or so. I have more episodes to follow. At the moment I am focusing on cardiology, but let me know if there are other topics you would like to see.

[pybunma]

This year is my first clinical year as a medical student. It definitely help me to understand about how the sound occur in heart. Thank you so much!

[Uneeq]

In my 2 years of school no one has explained it this well. Thank you!

[moniquesmithlong]

I wish all teachers used such a clear and concise approach with their teaching. Amazing. Thank you.

[sylviaarias]

I needed a refresher on s3 and s4. This was excellent and simple! Great animation. Thank you!

[middlesister]

New NP starting a job in cardiology and I think this is the first time I actually have a grasp of S3 and S4. Very helpful!!

[shaysmith]

Nursing student...thank you for this lesson. I have a better understanding of heart sounds now. Awesome!

[nena]

I have been stuck with shadows health trying to wrap my brain around the s3 and s4. Although I still have not mastered the different sounds. I love this free video better than my 1200 dollar 💵 class.
Thank you so much 💓 for your help and kindness ❤️ 🙏 💕 😊!

[danswarbrick]

Great video James, will be sending our med students to take a look! It's so much clearer to hear the sounds and see the heart motion animation side by side.

[otvlpig]

S1、S2 : 1:05-1:12
S3 : 2:35-2:44
S4 : 4:36 -4:43

[debraparker]

This is incredibly helpful. The visualizations bring it all together. Thank you so much!

[nikiellis]

Exactly what I was looking for! Thank you for including the animation to show what is happening during each of these events!

[dokisokusangwa]

This is a nice lesson. it has changed my level of understanding on how heart sound are and how do they come about. bring us more videos please

[boldertash]

Been watching Dr john campbell for the last 3 year's, great that other Dr are doing Stella work teaching how the beautiful heart works

[na]

It's rare to find a doctor or student explain in a simple way,
You are a good doctor, because you make is easy

[donnanop]

4th block of nursing! and WOW this is much more explanatory than my instructors. Thank you!