S3 Heart Sound

The S3 heart sound is heard normally in young adults and children, in pregnancy and athletes. It is abnormal older adults and may signify heart failure or cardiomyopathy. #shorts

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[jibinjose]

Also, auscultate it with the bell of steth in left recumbent position over the mitral area

[jonesaffrou]

this is great. too many videos explaining way too much, I read the textbook i just want to learn the sound itself!! thanks

[blusafe]

I like these shorts but maybe discuss what actually causes the sound.

[usmleLION]

would love it without the derpy sound effects

[tiarob]

I can hear this one. I wonder why I can't hear s4