OMG, that is absolutely a wonderful feedback 😀. Thanks for taking the time to leave this. For more NICU teaching, check out other videos or my Instagram account @thenicudoc with >14,000 followers. THANKS 🥰
Im an L&D nurse and screen for murmurs on our babies. Extremely helpful! My 3 year old daughter was just diagnosed with a murmur as well and we are waiting to hear what the next step is. I listened to it myself and I know now that it’s a diastolic murmur. Hoping it’s benign 🤞🏻
I have a peds test with cardio coming up in 2 hours for NP school. Listened to this while driving the kids. I learned more from this video while driving then in my whole class. Thank u
Very easy & fun way to learn heart murmurs. Started my work at NICU & you helped me alot. Thanks a bunch. Expecting more videos from you. I will always come here if I need more help. Keep on inspiring.
This was superb. I had fun watching. I could close my eyes and still understand the murmurs. Now I have only 1 suggestion to maybe tie it together. Add a video of the heart with the murmurs you’re describing and/or the picture of where they are occurring. Regardless I learned wayyyyy more than reading the textbook. Thank you sooooo much ❤️
That truly means so much to me. Thank you. I will look at making a video with the murmurs and the heart to make it even more visual. Thanks for the feedback 🥰
I absolutely love the refreshing way you presented the information in your video! Thank you so much for the insight and may you never lose the vigor you bring to teaching!
Thank you so much. I truly appreciate your feedback. LOL...I know if I don't make it as a doctor...i can always try my hand at beatbox 🤣. Nah..maybe I'll stick to my day job.
Awesome explanation, primo!! I understood these heart murmur sounds more from this video than from any class or book. Excellent way of teaching! Thank you and keep the videos coming. Abrazos ♥
That's very cool! I gave a webinar talk last year and the questions were so smart. I hope to be invited to visit and give a talk one day. Best of luck!❤
I am so so glad you liked it. Never thought it would have such an impact but seemed to have helped many. check out my INSTAGRAM (@thenicudoc) for more learning 😊Thx!
LOL. You are too kind. I'm a terrible NNP! 🤣. I'm always learning from some great experienced practitioners... you will find some for sure. Best of luck and thanks for the wonderful compliment. 🙏 . PDA video coming soon!
Thanks for your comment. Of course...although subarachnoid and subdural hematomas are less common than intraventricular hemorrhage in the NICU. I'll work on it
I was born with a heart murmur but don't really understand what that means. Now though since I had fainted in the 5th grade I learned I have an abnormal resting beat
A heart murmur is in its simplest form...an type of "blowing" or "rushing" sound that can be heard when you listen to the heart with a stethoscope (that tool that all doctors carry around their neck to look even more doctorly 🤣). Some murmurs are normal and not worrisome...others mean there is a real problem in the heart. Anytime you hear of someone fainting...whether with or without a murmur...that definitely warrants an immediate evaluation from the doctor. Abnormal rhythms in the heart can be normal or can be pretty serious...so important to have a specialist evaluate all heart rhythms...especially if causing fainting.
It is also called Still's murmur.. a soft, low tone, systolic murmur found in children (commonly in adolescents) that varies with position and there are no symptoms associated (no cyanosis, passing out, shortness of breath etc). It has to do with the sound of flowing blood in a thin and "stretching" body. Hope this helps
@Irfan Kar it is obviously the width of the opening...and depends on the age of a patient. it also means that it will need to be followed to determine closure. Also important in general to follow vital signs and clinical changes in a child.
sir my 2 year old baby having fast heart beat my doctor said to take echo test and said haemic murmur i am so worried about this please explain about this..
Fast heart rate can occur due to anemia, if this is what is meant by "haemic murmur." Anemia or low hemoglobin can cause the body to increase its heart rate as a form of response to get more oxygen to the rest of the body. This higher rate (and flow) causes this extra noise (or murmur). But please discuss this with your pediatrician to make sure. Hope this helps. 🙏
Premature infants commonly have murmurs due to structures that take longer to close, like the PDA or PFO. But yes... I can't say anything about your little one.. but it's not uncommon to find out later in life.
Yes..innocent murmur or stills murmur for example are common in adolescence. It has to do with the flow of blood and the shape and proximity of the heart to the chest. Some murmurs are benign, in that they cause no harm, such as a patent foramen ovale (PFO). This is a normal and natural whole between the two top chambers of the heart, the atria. This closes in nearly all babies and therefore considered benign.
@@irfankar7382 unfortunately I can't give medical advice on social media. Please contact your pediatrician if you are concerned. Hope you understand and hope your little one is ok
No...murmurs and S sounds are separate. Murmurs are flow sounds that come between any of the S-sounds. Murmurs are mostly longer and represent flow. S-sounds are more like "beats." Short, quick, and "thumpy." Hope this helps
Thanks for reaching out. Murmurs can be very common. I can't speak directly about your infant but murmurs after the first week should be evaluated with an echocardiogram. I truly hope it is nothing complicated 🙏
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The SINGLE BEST video on Neo/Pediatric Murmurs. The enthusiasm with which this guy teaches is infectious, it motivates you to learn.
This is absolutely hands down, the best murmur video I have ever watched. Thank you so much! keep up the great work, your staff is lucky to have you!
OMG, that is absolutely a wonderful feedback 😀. Thanks for taking the time to leave this. For more NICU teaching, check out other videos or my Instagram account @thenicudoc with >14,000 followers. THANKS 🥰
I've been working at NICU for 3months already.
Your channel is so helpful , thank you so much doc ♡
Aww...thanks so much..I really appreciate that very kind comment. And thanks for what YOU do for those little ones.
Im an L&D nurse and screen for murmurs on our babies. Extremely helpful! My 3 year old daughter was just diagnosed with a murmur as well and we are waiting to hear what the next step is. I listened to it myself and I know now that it’s a diastolic murmur. Hoping it’s benign 🤞🏻
I have a peds test with cardio coming up in 2 hours for NP school. Listened to this while driving the kids. I learned more from this video while driving then in my whole class. Thank u
OMG.. that really means a lot. Thanks so much for that wonderful comment. I hope you did well in your test 🙏🥰
Bro be beat boxing! This is such a helpful video! 😊
I appreciate that... a wasted talent I guess 🤣
Very easy & fun way to learn heart murmurs. Started my work at NICU & you helped me alot. Thanks a bunch. Expecting more videos from you. I will always come here if I need more help. Keep on inspiring.
This is the most creative video I’ve seen on baby murmurs! Thank you!!
Hahaha... thank you. I truly appreciate that unique comment 🙏
I'm an Ayurvedic doctor from India.
My job is listening heart sound.
I've got my best learning through your video.
You are too kind. This means a lot. Thank you so much. Please share with others so they can get the same learning ☺️
This was superb. I had fun watching. I could close my eyes and still understand the murmurs. Now I have only 1 suggestion to maybe tie it together. Add a video of the heart with the murmurs you’re describing and/or the picture of where they are occurring. Regardless I learned wayyyyy more than reading the textbook. Thank you sooooo much ❤️
That truly means so much to me. Thank you. I will look at making a video with the murmurs and the heart to make it even more visual. Thanks for the feedback 🥰
Excellent video for remembering. I confused many times before with systolic and diastolic murmur, you cleared it very well. Thanks a lot.
I am so happy I could help. Thank you for all you do as well at work.
I absolutely love the refreshing way you presented the information in your video! Thank you so much for the insight and may you never lose the vigor you bring to teaching!
That is one of the coolest comments and feedbacks ever...totally made my day! SIR... You ROCK! 🤩
Best explanation of heart murmurs❤ so confused on systolic/diastolic mumurs now I know how to differ systolic & diastolic murmurs
I am so happy this video has helped. I am preparing another murmurs video to be uploaded soon. Thank you for leaving the comment
Thank you very much. i found this is the best i have watched on murmurs.❤️❤️
Thanks so much. I really appreciate your kind words
Sooo talented!! Thank you so much for helping me in PA school❤
Oh..so happy you left this comment. Let me know if you want me to make another video of something else. Best of luck in PA school.
Best explanation ever thanks 🙏🏼 ❤
BEST CARDIO MURMUR TEACHING ON THE INTERNET. THANK YOU!
LOL 🥰 and that is the BEST feedback on the planet I have ever gotten. Too cute..LOVE IT! 🙏👨⚕️😍
Wow! This video is excellent. Thank you so much for explaining murmur sounds so easily.
I am so happy you found it helpful. I appreciate you leaving this kind comment 🙏
Amazingly helpful video and great beatboxing skills. This was such a nice review even as a resident. Thank you doc!!
Thank you so much. I truly appreciate your feedback. LOL...I know if I don't make it as a doctor...i can always try my hand at beatbox 🤣. Nah..maybe I'll stick to my day job.
Finally a video that very helpful to remember how s3 and s4 sound. Thank you very much Doc
Thank you so much,Really helpful to understand and differentiate the difference 😀
Thank you for that great feedback. Much appreciated ❤
Awesome explanation, primo!! I understood these heart murmur sounds more from this video than from any class or book. Excellent way of teaching! Thank you and keep the videos coming. Abrazos ♥
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When your doctor is also a musician. I Had to stop myself from dancing 😂 Thank you this was Extremely helpful.
LOL... thank you. You know, there's music all around us.. even in our bodies 😂
I really enjoyed your video. You made learning heart murmurs easy and fun.
Thank you so much for the kind comment.
Thanks so much for this....this is the best explanation I've found
that's so wonderful. thanks for the feedback
❤Amazing! Thanks so much for really simplifying these heart sounds! 🩺
I am so happy to hear you liked it. Thank you for your comment 🙏
Dr yeeees, we did enjoy nd understand as well
A man of many talents! This is soooo helpful, thank you!
LOL...who knew right? 🤣. thank you
U r excellent doc
You will get 1 million subscribers very soon.
Thank you so much for that kind comment. I really appreciate your support.
Amazing. U r simply a genius
Great video! I’m a new NICU nurse and this helped me so much.
Thank you so much. I'm glad you liked it ☺️
Thank you so much, I really enjoyed the video
Thank you for taking the time to give that wonderful feedback ❤️🤗
Even in my medical college they didn’t teach like this 👏👏👏👏
Wow.. that means a lot. Thanks so much 🙏
This is an excellent video!! Thank you, I was struggling so much prior to this video.
That is such a wonderful comment. So glad you liked it. If you don't mind me asking... Are you a student or a healthcare provider?
peds intern on NICU rotation. Great review !
Yay.. that's wonderful. Hope you are enjoying the NICU... gets better as a senior...intern is a lot of paperwork 🥺🤣
Absolutely loved this video - thought it was so helpful!
That's great that you really liked it 😊
Thank you so much I am nursing student form Saudi Arabia and this video help me in exam
That's very cool! I gave a webinar talk last year and the questions were so smart. I hope to be invited to visit and give a talk one day. Best of luck!❤
Wonderful! Really helped to get into my head! Thank you so much!
I am so so glad you liked it. Never thought it would have such an impact but seemed to have helped many. check out my INSTAGRAM (@thenicudoc) for more learning 😊Thx!
So helpful Thank you
I do share to the channel as a neonatologist and pediatrician
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I am so happy to hear that my dear colleague. 🙏. Thanks for keeping those little heroes alive!
Cool video. Love the way you're teaching this. Easy to follow and learn
I appreciate that feedback. Thank you 🙏
Murmurs are not so boring after all. Thank you for making it fun. My 5 year old even enjoyed it!!
LOL...one of the best feedbacks I have ever gotten. Thank you for that 🤓🙏🥰
Thank you so much!
It’s very creative and easy to understand ❤️
That was exactly my goal. I appreciate that you took the time to give me that feedback 🙏
You make it easy to identify the murmur, thank you doc
thank you for taking the time to give that wonderful feedback
W such a good explanation 😊
This was so helpful! Thank you!!
Absolutely.. I'm so happy it helped
Oh my gosh. You are amazing. Thank you. 🎉
That is very kind of you to say. Thank you
Very usefull vedio
This man was sent from God!!!!
Lol..means a lot. I'd like to think we were all sent from God ☺️
Im a nicu nurse and thank you! ❤
That is marvelous! ❤️
This is great. Thank you
Thanks from Peds Intern❤️
Genius teaching!
Wow...really nice feedback. Thank you 🙏
Any one else want to start singing "We WIll Rock You" at @6:47 ? 🤣 Great video!
😂😂😂. Now I can't get that out of my mind! Thanks...I appreciate the comment 🙏
Very creative and very beutiful
My first watch in this channel but of course not the last..enjoyed your method the most 🌷🌷
That is truly a very kind and thoughtful comment. thank you. Also feel free to follow me on Instagram @THENICUDOC for a lot more content. Thanks 😊
This was amazing
You are most kind 🙏❤️
Really awesome!! ♥️
Brilliant 👏 thanks
Thank you soo much you are the best 👌
Awww..I appreciate your kind comment.. thanks for taking the time and for the support
Awesome for a new ARNP. Thank you😊
thank you so much. I truly appreciate that feedback. ❤
You are one of the best.keep up
You are too kind 🙏❤️
Really awesome..
I'm so glad you liked it! 😊
You are amazing wish you were in my NICU!
OMG...that means a lot 🙏
Thank You very much!!!
Best cardiac murmers which I have ever learned
I appreciate that thank you for that wonderful feedback
I am a NNP new grad. I always look forward to your videos. Can you be my preceptor? This is the best murmur video 😊😊
LOL. You are too kind. I'm a terrible NNP! 🤣. I'm always learning from some great experienced practitioners... you will find some for sure. Best of luck and thanks for the wonderful compliment. 🙏 . PDA video coming soon!
THANK YOU DOC 😊🙏🏼
Always a pleasure. I appreciate you leaving your comment.
Thank you ❤ it is fantastic
I appreciate your kind words. Thanks for taking the time to leave this message
Great video, thanks a ton. Could you perhaps incorporate conditions causing such murmurs?
I'll work on that...thank you. Big list 😄
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LOL...never thought it would get this response..I was just having fun with it.. thank you 😊
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Thanks doctor. It gives me a better understanding about baby’s murmur.. can u talk about Subarachnoid Hemorrhage dr?
Thanks for your comment. Of course...although subarachnoid and subdural hematomas are less common than intraventricular hemorrhage in the NICU. I'll work on it
Thank you so much❤❤❤
Always a pleasure
Hats off to you sir
Mr. Muhammad...you are too kind. High five to YOU and you may put that hat back on...much appreciated 🙏🤩
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And thanks to YOU for taking the time to leave a comment. The best! 🙏😁
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Always a real pleasure. Thanks for taking the time to comment.
Thank you so much sir💪🏼😁
Always a pleasure. Thx for your kind comment.
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Always happy to help. Glad you liked.
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Always a real pleasure. 🙏
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I was born with a heart murmur but don't really understand what that means. Now though since I had fainted in the 5th grade I learned I have an abnormal resting beat
A heart murmur is in its simplest form...an type of "blowing" or "rushing" sound that can be heard when you listen to the heart with a stethoscope (that tool that all doctors carry around their neck to look even more doctorly 🤣). Some murmurs are normal and not worrisome...others mean there is a real problem in the heart. Anytime you hear of someone fainting...whether with or without a murmur...that definitely warrants an immediate evaluation from the doctor. Abnormal rhythms in the heart can be normal or can be pretty serious...so important to have a specialist evaluate all heart rhythms...especially if causing fainting.
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Thank you so much my friend 🙏
I have been diagnosed with heart murmur but my Echocardiogram and ECG is normal.
What does that murmur mean by then???
Please reply 🙏
see my other comment where you asked the same question. Be safe
Sir thanks. Pls tell about the innocent murmur
It is also called Still's murmur.. a soft, low tone, systolic murmur found in children (commonly in adolescents) that varies with position and there are no symptoms associated (no cyanosis, passing out, shortness of breath etc). It has to do with the sound of flowing blood in a thin and "stretching" body. Hope this helps
@@thenicudoc thank you sir.
@@thenicudocwhat does it mean if ASD is 5mm to 6mm
@Irfan Kar it is obviously the width of the opening...and depends on the age of a patient. it also means that it will need to be followed to determine closure. Also important in general to follow vital signs and clinical changes in a child.
Is soft systolic murmur common in newbons?
My son is 2 months old but doctor told me he has a murmur... He is having cold .. doc suggested me to have echo test 😔
My daughter is also 2 months old the doctor told me he has esm grade 1 murmur he is coughing after 1 to hours from couple of days
sir my 2 year old baby having fast heart beat my doctor said to take echo test and said haemic murmur i am so worried about this please explain about this..
Fast heart rate can occur due to anemia, if this is what is meant by "haemic murmur." Anemia or low hemoglobin can cause the body to increase its heart rate as a form of response to get more oxygen to the rest of the body. This higher rate (and flow) causes this extra noise (or murmur). But please discuss this with your pediatrician to make sure. Hope this helps. 🙏
My child was in NICU now a toddler with delays . Discovered a systolic murmur, how often do u find these just occur in prem children ?
Premature infants commonly have murmurs due to structures that take longer to close, like the PDA or PFO. But yes... I can't say anything about your little one.. but it's not uncommon to find out later in life.
@@thenicudoc thank you , I’m assuming a echo is the only way to determine if innocent or not ?
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thank you for that wonderful feedback ❤
Thank you. Can we have an innocent murmur between S1 and S2?
Yes..innocent murmur or stills murmur for example are common in adolescence. It has to do with the flow of blood and the shape and proximity of the heart to the chest. Some murmurs are benign, in that they cause no harm, such as a patent foramen ovale (PFO). This is a normal and natural whole between the two top chambers of the heart, the atria. This closes in nearly all babies and therefore considered benign.
@@thenicudocmy baby is 2 month old and he is coughing dry after 1 hour on or 2 time from last 3 days
@@irfankar7382 unfortunately I can't give medical advice on social media. Please contact your pediatrician if you are concerned. Hope you understand and hope your little one is ok
@@thenicudocdoes it is worrying
@@irfankar7382 if worried, please seek medical help. It is important to have a full history and exam. Bedt of luck
Is the heart murmur is normal
So it depends on the heart murmur, patient age, situation etc
Is murmur in diastole an s-3 sound?
No...murmurs and S sounds are separate. Murmurs are flow sounds that come between any of the S-sounds. Murmurs are mostly longer and represent flow. S-sounds are more like "beats." Short, quick, and "thumpy." Hope this helps
@@thenicudoc yes it does thank you. This will help me on the test
@@shannonmayer18 that's wonderful. Which test is this?
Hi my pediatrician told my 3 months baby to do an echo test bcoz he told us he heard an extra sound in her heart please tell me is it common...
Thanks for reaching out. Murmurs can be very common. I can't speak directly about your infant but murmurs after the first week should be evaluated with an echocardiogram. I truly hope it is nothing complicated 🙏
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sorry..looks wonderful but I don't understand. I hope it is good though ☺️