Common Pediatric Respiratory Problems by M. Kleinman | OPENPediatrics

Learn how to recognize clinical features of common pediatric respiratory problems.
Initial publication: 8/26/2013.
Last reviewed date: May 14, 2019.


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[ZaLanZat]

Excelent video! The content is great and really well explained. Just as a suggestion, it would be helpful if the audio was a bit louder for people to listen to without earphones!
Still great work 🙌🏼

[chrisfortune]

Thank you. This really helped me grasp the concept I have been reading about.

[alaaneamahadealkfagy]

اني جدا اشكركم كلش هواي دا استفاد من فيديواتكم

[vfrtful]

Excellent video many thanks for your guidance Dr Monica

[dhonapangi]

Very informative and easy to understand thank you mam 🎉

[knoxrox]

Did anyone else notice that she says "stridor" occurs during inspiration but the video shows the sound on the exhalation....

[drmohamedelhakem]

Great video but we want treatment as well

[rashiquakhalid]

For wheezing, Mam said longer expiration but the video of baby with it seems to be opposite, ,which is correct

[HafizahHoshni]

Awesomely informative and perfectly explained! Thank you so much! 😊😊 1/5/2019

[andrealauro]

Perfect video for our new pediatric PACU

[angelinasantana]

Hello. My son is experiencing the first symptoms of breathing and I was sent home by the emergency room. They tested him for all kinds of viruses and he tested positive for covid. I’m nervous. It sounds like epiglottis and no one will listen to me 😢

[gowrayyamandangi]

Very important information mam, thank u mam

[tariqhussain]

A very clear presentation. Thank you so much.

[rosemariesayer]

Well paced, clear explanations       - very good presentation - thank you

[tejashvaishnav]

very infformative and easy to understand thanks .

[nanyongajackie]

If a baby is kinked in the chest and even boxed in the chest can she get a problem with the chest

[dianacarreras]

Excellent content please que making more informative videos.

[AhJodie]

Great video, very difficult to hear. But, I turned everything off so I could concentrate on what was being said, thank you!

[smitraninga]

excellent clinical stuff for students like me..Little bit more loud audio .. content should be bit more structured so students can use it easily.👍👍

[charantk]

Difference between stridor and stertor