Split S1 - Heart Sounds - MEDZCOOL

This is the sound of a split S1 heart sound. This heart sound is usually a normal finding in most people but can be heart in people with a right bundle branch block.
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[@littlemissscare-all5320]

i was about to have a mental breakdown trying to understand or imagine this on my own. I can't thank you enough

[@akshittuli1211]

I always has confusion with S4 and split S1... Ur videos helped me in keeping them separate.... Thanks !!!

[@georgiamillis4218]

Med student auscultating my own heart. Immediately went online to find out whether my split S1 is normal or not lol.

[@nathancoleman7647]

Same!!

[@theinternets7516]

Thanks for helping me realize I didn't have an S4. It seemed odd that I would have an S4 as a 30 year old with no prior cardiac pathology but I couldn't figure out what it was till I heard this and the light bulb came on.

[@rodrigos103]

Pretty much exact same reason why I'm here

[@enevy3165]

Literally the exact same reason I'm here too

[@ValentineCrescent]

omg same here xD

[@Gigabitz]

Same

[@untilthen8710]

were all of u guys in the healthcare field or u just happened to have stethoscopes handy or better yet u palpated it and r geniuses?

[@gregorydavis6737]

These heart sounds are great!!! Maybe you have it already but how about posting some sounds of common misinterpretations. i.e. Split S1 vs S4, with both sounds back to back for comparison.

[@fuhshizmyniz]

thanks for making it as quiet as possible

[@namanverma219]

Tricuspid stenosis, atrial septal defect and pre excitation left ventricular syndrome (W.P.W. & L.G.L) also causes pathological splitting of S1 along with R.B.B.B

[@ApurvaPopat]

Oh my goodness. This is awesome!!! Much love!!!

[@SurajKumar-oo8vr]

Damn! The animation at the end!

[@rottweilerexpress]

can you do a video about acid-base disorders? thanks.

[@789DarkWolf]

Thank you

[@carbon1214]

It reminds me abit like left atrial enlargement on an ECG where there’s an M shape representing atrial contraction of both left and right atria ( when really left side shouldn’t be too noticeable). It’s just with this particular you can here both tricuspid and mitrale valve separately due to that electrophysiology delay due to the RBBB. I’m by no means saying there the same things it just reminds me of it 👍😅

[@sagarboss2004]

Thanks

[@hjpatel28]

Awesome.. Keep rocking! 😊

[@muhammadjunaidali769]

awesome

[@karthikasunil5359]

Awesome vdo...really helpful

[@VampireDiariesBiebs]

nice!

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This account is awesome.

[@blackdragon482]

the volume was exceptionally low. please please fix this!

[@medzcool]

+blackdragon482, I just reviewed the video, it sounds fine to me, are you listening to it with headphones or earphones.

[@blackdragon482]

Medzcool I was listening using my laptop as well as the speaker of my Samsung galaxy (turned to max volume). It is low compared to most every other video/study aid I generally watch but ah well! I appreciate your response :)

[@medzcool]

+blackdragon482, try with headphones, the heart sounds are lower in frequency than other sounds and may not be best heard with external speakers. Like when you auscultate for heart sounds on a person - listen closely, carefully and ideally in a quiet area. Hope this helps!

[@sankarsandas]

blackdragon482

[@dr.anishapathak5704]

In this video only s1 was there and no s2? Sorry I'm just a newbie

[@ShanRoulette2024]

sound's like a fast heartbeat

[@blusafe1]

It sounds fast because the entire sequence is one heart beat. This heart sounds like a healthy adult at rest, maybe 70-80 bpm.

[@sutanupsantra]

My heartbeat sounds exactly like this?

[@drsmart0078]

No way because the normal sound is lub dub sound . There a split S1 sound and S2 sound in Atrial septal defect (ASD) .

[@sutanupsantra]

@@drsmart0078 I heard mine via a stethoscope. I am almost sure. I am worried it not similar to the normal lub dub. But the video says that this type is pretty common.

[@ahsankhalid910]

👌👌👌

[@betelgeuse227]

Sounds like my heart

[@arlyncantillep5023]

'is there really no audio? :(

[@eklavyaangutha2345]

Can't differentiate split s1

[@TheChaz81]

I must be missing something I dont hear it.

[@murtazahassan6806]

Trust me this video has been made using a plastic pipe...just beating a plastic pipe make such sound. Stethoscope never produce such a sound.

[@7774710235]

But it's very accurate son.

[@email1123]

Short & sweet video. Just the way I like it.