Hey 🙂 @moon_hunter you are very welcome! And thanks for continuing to watch the show. It's really great to see you coming back to watch new episodes 🥰🙏
Pretty good but the sound recordings are muffled and very low quality. Sounding like the microphone is under someone's pillow is particularly problematic when subtle differences in the sounds are the focus of the video.
Thanks for teaching~ It really helps me a lot~~ For auscultation practice 0:18 Wheezing (exp. High pitch) 1:34 Monophonic wheezing (tumor, foreign body) 2:13 Polyphonic wheezing (asthma, COPD, bronchiolitis) 3:45 Rhonchi (sound like snoring) 5:32 Comparison 4:32 Rhonchi (with normal breath sound)
I've started noticing the first one recently in the week. I have a hunch telling me my Astma has come back after all these years. Mine cleared up when I was around 15-16. I'm now going on 36. I have no issue actually breathing, just have this weird sound as if it's coming from my voice box when laying down exhaling. I must add I've always suffered with hay-fever and nasal blockage but never had this sound from hay-fever before.
Hey man, so the mechanism for rhonchi and coarse crepts is same? Then why is the sound produced different? Like both are due to break of fluid in larger airways
I use adobe fresco to animate and apple keynote to build the main bulk of the presentation. Adobe premiere is used for the final edit and voiceover optimization 👍
I have two friends one has COPD and the other has Asthma sometimes during winter and allergies I hear one of my friends Wheeze because of her COPD when I hear her Wheeze I say to staff I think she needs a breathing treatment. and my other friend suffers from Asthma and sometimes I hear her Wheeze and I say do you need your inhaler?
Hi @T.G.Tannhaus , Thank you for your suggestion. I understand that you would like to see features that could help you assess specific clinical conditions, such as asthma, COPD, and bronchopneumonia. While the chest x-ray app is currently focused on the technical aspects of interpreting chest X-rays, I am definitely considering your request for future updates. As a sole developer managing both RUclips content and app development, it may take some time to implement such features. However, I appreciate your patience and continued support.🙏🙂
Thank you very much for the video, it's very informative!
Hey 🙂 @moon_hunter you are very welcome! And thanks for continuing to watch the show. It's really great to see you coming back to watch new episodes 🥰🙏
This is THE BEST lung sound teaching EVER!!
Wow thank you 🙏. Please share it with others 🫶
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Pretty good but the sound recordings are muffled and very low quality. Sounding like the microphone is under someone's pillow is particularly problematic when subtle differences in the sounds are the focus of the video.
Thanks for teaching~ It really helps me a lot~~
For auscultation practice
0:18 Wheezing (exp. High pitch)
1:34 Monophonic wheezing (tumor, foreign body)
2:13 Polyphonic wheezing (asthma, COPD, bronchiolitis)
3:45 Rhonchi (sound like snoring)
5:32 Comparison
4:32 Rhonchi (with normal breath sound)
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@@小高-x8r thank you so much ❤️🙏
This video is super helpful! I work with older folks who are prone to URI's. Thanks for this!!
Please make a comparison video for murmurs with normal heart sound.
Preparing for PACES exam and this channel is a life saver. 🤗
This is so helpful! Thank you!
You're so welcome! 🙏
Awesomeness, the best clinical video on RUclips ❤❤❤❤.
Wow, thank you! 🤩 always like to hear from you ! Always so positive 🙏thank you
Exactly...which i was searching since 12 years
I absolutely love you man!!! Your lung sounds videos have solved a 6-7 m old doubt of mine🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹
Excellent ! so pleased this was useful 🙏
0:18 wheeze
1:18 monophonic wheeze
1:33 mono wheeze with nl sound
1:58 polyphonic wheeze
2:11 poly with nl sound
3:44 rhonchi
4:15 ronchi with nl sound
5:25 comparison
extremely helpful (studying for pediatrics exam😂)
Good luck with the exam 👍🥇🏆🙂
Same here 😂
Same😂😂😭😭wish me luck
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Same 😩😅
More video like this please ❤
very useful & ethical, thank you Doctor .
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You are welcome 🫶🙏
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😄 no problem. Thanks for watching and commenting 🙏❤️
Thank u bro i can finally hear them 😃
awesome ! thank you for watching 🙂
Great video. Well explained. Everything is clear
Awesome . Thank you 🙏
Very clear
Thank you very much
You are welcome
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I love you too ! thank you for watching ❤
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thank you so much, nice animation
These videos have proved invaluable for my dyslexic brain. Thank you!
I’m so pleased that you found these useful 🙏👍
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Thanks doctor
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Excelente. Obrigado
de nada 🙂
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wonderful! thank you!
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Thanks 😊
I've started noticing the first one recently in the week. I have a hunch telling me my Astma has come back after all these years. Mine cleared up when I was around 15-16. I'm now going on 36. I have no issue actually breathing, just have this weird sound as if it's coming from my voice box when laying down exhaling. I must add I've always suffered with hay-fever and nasal blockage but never had this sound from hay-fever before.
Hey man, so the mechanism for rhonchi and coarse crepts is same? Then why is the sound produced different? Like both are due to break of fluid in larger airways
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what differs ronchi and coarse crackles?
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Sir please tell me about your video editing app
I use adobe fresco to animate and apple keynote to build the main bulk of the presentation. Adobe premiere is used for the final edit and voiceover optimization 👍
I have two friends one has COPD and the other has Asthma sometimes during winter and allergies I hear one of my friends Wheeze because of her COPD when I hear her Wheeze I say to staff I think she needs a breathing treatment. and my other friend suffers from Asthma and sometimes I hear her Wheeze and I say do you need your inhaler?
I am 38 years old what i can do for protect from ashma
What is the cure
The sound of rhonchi to me looked similar to crackles 🤔
They’re totally different. Crackeles sound like a whale in the ocean, tho chi sounds like snoring
Hey
Can you please add how asthma,COPD,bronchopneumonia presents in chest Xrays in in your app?l
Hi @T.G.Tannhaus , Thank you for your suggestion. I understand that you would like to see features that could help you assess specific clinical conditions, such as asthma, COPD, and bronchopneumonia. While the chest x-ray app is currently focused on the technical aspects of interpreting chest X-rays, I am definitely considering your request for future updates.
As a sole developer managing both RUclips content and app development, it may take some time to implement such features. However, I appreciate your patience and continued support.🙏🙂
This video is EXCELLENT!
@@lisaw508 thank you 🤩
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