Pleural Friction Rub: Lung Sounds For Beginners 🔥🔥🔥
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- Опубликовано: 25 июн 2024
- In this episode of "The Learn Medicine Show," we delve into the intricate world of pulmonary auscultation🩺 Pleural friction rub. Join us as we dissect these crucial respiratory sounds to better understand their pathophysiology through animation and the use of real-life lung sounds.
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🩺 Dive into the world of lung sounds for beginners on The Learn Medicine Show! 📺.
This is the second episode in the Lung Sounds series!
In this episode, we explore pulmonary auscultation, focusing on the discernment of Fine and Coarse Crackles, which is vital for medical practitioners.
🫁 Fine and Coarse Crackles: Diagnostic Significance 🫁
Fine and Coarse Crackles hold profound diagnostic implications in the world of lung sounds. These auditory cues provide crucial insights into a patient's respiratory health. Join us as we meticulously dissect these sounds, equipping you with the expertise to identify and interpret them.
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References:
1) Goettel, Nicolai MD, DESA, EDIC; Herrmann, Matthias J. MD. Breath Sounds: From Basic Science to Clinical Practice. Anesthesia & Analgesia 128(3):p e42, March 2019. | DOI: 10.1213/ANE.0000000000003969
2) Thomas, J., & Monaghan, T. (Eds.). (2014). Oxford Handbook of Clinical Examination and Practical Skills (2nd ed.). Oxford University Press.
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timestamps
00:00 Pleural friction rub sounds (real-life examples)
00:53 Pleural friction rub - Pathophysiological mechanisms
01:46 Pleural friction rub sounds with animation
02:34 Summary
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This is really helpful, thank you!
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Thank you for another wonderful video! Great examples from everyday life to remember btw!
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I listen and watch to your videos about the lung sounds, its really amazing and it helped me a lot. But I hope you can make one video comparing all the lung sound at the same time, cause now I kinda confused how it’s different except wheezing. Thank you so much ❤✨
Hey - thanks for reaching out! Did the quizzes help with this? or do you still think a separate comparison is required? 🙂
Great
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Just to let you know , I bought you chest X-ray app, really awesome, thank you 🙏🏾. Would it be updated with more X-ray findings in future??? Thought I should ask ??
Hey 🙂. Thanks for reaching out. Its always great to see a comment from you - i really appreciate you supporting the channel 🙏. Thank you for buying the chest X-ray app. So there is potential to add additional presentations ! I’ve had some comments recently about adding more clinical stuff to the app - but i think that will take it too far away from what it was intended to be - which is a tool to learn basic cxr presentations . I have some images that could be annotated and included in an update - possibly to increase the question bank. Once i have finished the lung sounds series i’ll spend some time looking at an update while we vote on the next topic for the learn medicine show. Are there any specific chest X-ray presentations that you would like to see in an update?
It resemble crepitation in sound