Respiratory distress | Respiratory system diseases | NCLEX-RN | Khan Academy

How can you tell someone is having troubles breathing? Increased work of breathing, the feeling of shortness of breath, and cyanosis are all common symptoms of respiratory distress. Learn what these symptoms look like and why they occur. Created by Amy Fan.

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[nurseand]

You can use touch for tactile fremitus and tap for lung percussion.

[carriep]

Is Respiratory rate is usually 12-20 /min for adults?

[limechecksout]

How do these people get that black board or whatever it is

[arishanazir]

what about crackling noise associated with edema? is that also like grunting because  you're using all the muscles for WOB?

[lollyshields]

good video, except volume is too low, plus you talk 100 miles per minute..

[ciaran]

my breathing is effected and i have shortness of breath but my emotions cause it. i still dont know what to do about it.

[FOOOX]

very poor info
I'm med student
not in the elementary school