Wheezing (more on expiration) : 2:11 Stridor (more on inspiration) : 6:20 Crackles (more on inspiration) : - fine (alvioli) 8:58 *fibrosis (14+ crackles, left heart failure 9-14) - coarse (medium, small bronchioles) 9:16 *COPD (1-4 crackles) Pleural rub : 14:05

@user-ki4ec3nf5u

Жыл бұрын

Thank u sir

@mymai5859

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for the timestamps

Just a 7th grader here for no reason and learning on my own time and I think I've learned more here than most of the school year.

@iBeauty96

3 жыл бұрын

future healthcare worker? :)

@markeetaroane3

3 жыл бұрын

Brilliant. My daughter is 15 and wants to be a trauma surgeon. She watches this stuff too. I'm watching because I wheeze🤣

@christopherjennings8883

3 жыл бұрын

you look 50?

@Joe-po9xn

3 жыл бұрын

This is a whole world dude. A very fulfilling one. That said, if you want it to be fulfilling *and* well paying, do not do private EMS. 90% of the time you'll make more working at Costco.

@babyjayxx

3 жыл бұрын

@@christopherjennings8883 probably a parent’s account

1:51 Wheezing 6:04 Stridor 8:27 Crackles 13:40 Pleural friction rub Great video. love the audio examples!

Damn, this was way more straight forward than the lecture I had about the same thing some days ago. Good job man , I wish my lecturers were like this. Especially with the audio examples.

Thank you for not only doing a fantastic job, but being enthusiastic. Keep up the good work.

I am so grateful for this video! I'm preparing the very hard German Heilpraktiker exam and this was so helpful in understanding why the sounds are different, what the mechanisms behind them are and with which pathologies each sound can be associated. Thank you so much!!!

I was listening to a lady that stayed with my brother after he got shot and she told me she knew he wasn't gonna make it because of the way he was breathing and after months of looking for something like this I FOUND IT AND I BELIEVE I MADE PEACE. Thank you!

@Majabell

3 жыл бұрын

Im so glad you found some peace. Im so very sorry for what happened to your brother.

Wonderful video, thank you for showing the area of the respiratory system affected as well.

I am a nursing student and this has helped me so much! Thank you :)

I'm here because my lungs sound like a rock tumbler when I exhale. You?

Crisp and detailed info! Thank you so much sir!

You just saved my life. Have a health assessment exam coming up and this was always hard for me to understand because a lecture just can't do it. COVID has made it very difficult to learn as a nursing student but your photos, in addition to the audio and explanations was very helpful, thank you.

An other very clear video! Well explained 👍

I’ve been noting out your informative lecture like never before, thank you so much, it was very helpful and the tips given are clinically very beneficial on my practice 🙏

Nice to see you Dr.Matt! Great content. I listen to the podcast, everyone knows Dr.Mike, so it's nice to finally match a face to your voice.

I love how you explained why wheezing is more likely during expiration - because the smaller airways narrow (as opposed to smaller airways expanding in inspiration). It finally makes sense!

Thanks a lot, you really blessed me.

Its incredible these two teaches you biology better than school 🤣 thanks docs!!

@vivanity9750

2 жыл бұрын

My school teaches like this

Good job man! Clear , simple and educative...

Beautifully explained thank you so much.

Great video. Very helpful. Would ask if you could play sounds before explaining and after...to reinforce the sounds. Thank you!

Best explanation I found on youtube on this topic. Thank you..

who here is now paranoid about their own breath, and thinking they got shortness of breath?

I'm almost 52 years old and i have asthma and copd and my lungs sound so baaaad past week but im petrified of hospital so im hoping it will clear up cos i ain't getting much oxygen in at present but ive learned so much here in 5mins than 52years of my life thank you so much and i gladly subscribed

@vaibhav2439

3 жыл бұрын

For huch much time you are suffering from copd

@vaibhav2439

3 жыл бұрын

And astama

I love listening to experts super interesting

A very useful lecture, expecting more please.

Really clear lecture, and great to hear the sound examples too!!

Thank you for the very well explained video on lung's sounds.

Brilliant lecture .. expertly delivered ..

Been thinking silently about the damn virus and how my breathing is how I been coughing and kinda paranoid. Then it happens. This video appears out of nowhere. I can’t tell me the phones don’t read your thoughts

@1antisocialtiti480

4 жыл бұрын

I know right my daughter breathing really weird

@adilshahid2236

4 жыл бұрын

Same I’m wheezing and I’m very scared

@terrymcgowan4477

4 жыл бұрын

of course it does

@invaderzim1265

4 жыл бұрын

Wheezing 😓

@Hemejonez

4 жыл бұрын

Me too......

Excellent lecture and very informative May please make a video with this lecture with short sentences for each sound and which medical problem is related to PowerPoint could be extremely useful to show students and residentes Love your lecture. Thank you

Thanks for this video, great explanations, examples and causes. While I'm no medical student, or concerned for any lung ailments, my kitty is asthmatic! I love her to pieces so I bought a stethoscope to listen to her lungs and heart form time to time.

thank you! i really want to learn more about this kinda stuff, its so interesting to me. even though im 13 it still fascinates me.

Thank you, so helpful! I saw 2 doctors last week and ER 2 days ago and still couldn't get a Covid 19 test. I was able to get a pneumonia diagnosis at the ER and now with this video some of my scary noises are explained. I hear the pleural rub at night when I try to sleep - awful! I can understand medical stuff easily and this will help me explain over the phone if I need to.

@CDG1228

4 жыл бұрын

Did you have to get a chest x-ray? What did they do to treat your pneumonia?

Very Well Done...shared & thank you!

Thank you DR For explaining different types of breathing problems. I do have COPD, with wheezing. No fever, rare cough and some fatigue. Went to public got: alka-seltzer plus, power max Gels. Just started yesterday, also, taking robitussin cough+chest congestion 'DM' I can't get to see any of my doctors bc they are not seeing patients. I called my local health clinic and was told to get a referral to see clinic nurse or doctor. The 'ER' dept won't see me either. This works: I said would it help if I brought my Attorney with me.? It worked. Be safe everyone. Trust in God to get us through this.

@DrMattDrMike

4 жыл бұрын

I hope you feel better soon Elizabeth

@user-ub3xg1mx9f

5 ай бұрын

Amen and Amen I'm so scared I'm abroad and I have this scary sound I really don't know what to do 😢😢😢only God on my side

well done great clear explanation

Wow breathing sounds are terrifying

Great explanation

So glad I’ve found this right before my exam, cleared so much up for me. Thank you!

@Andrw11

4 жыл бұрын

How was the exams?😂

@aimerancekady6678

4 жыл бұрын

Prince William 😂 funnily enough i was asked about this and I got 100%, so thank you guys indeed!

@Andrw11

4 жыл бұрын

@@aimerancekady6678 ayeee😂 well done

Very well explained. Thanks alot

Gosh, the stridor sound sounds like in one of a horror movie I have seen recently! lol

@markeetaroane3

3 жыл бұрын

That sounds freaked me out

Thanks for this clear explaination - I had crackles - sent o emergency and diagnosed with bronchieatsis, now on oxygen at home. Doctors don't have time to explain

Absolutely stunned by the quality and insights! Question: why aren't there coarse crackles with astma (poorly controlled/uncontrolled)? inflammation and narrowing of the airways would close up the airways on expiration as well. Inflammation would make the wall more stiff as well.

Thank you very much Dr Matt. Just done this at university for advanced clinical practitioner course. Books, demonstrations and videos are the perfect combination.

You're great!! Thanks

Gosh this channel is incredible! Love it! Thanks!

Thank you so much for your efforts.

Well done!

Fantastic job!

Awesome video 😍

Rales (also called crepitation although less used bec it’s a confusing word) are either dry (fibrosis) or wet (CHF) Rhonchi are coarse harsh and originate in bigger airways !!! unlike rales which originate from smaller airways

Great Explanation !

Hands up to this great doctor 👏👏👏☘️🇨🇮🍀💚💚💚🙏

@marylawtoncostine9577

3 жыл бұрын

God bless you kind Sir 🙏🙏🙏

Very informative, thanks

When i inhale very deeply with my mouth like 5-10 times i get a weird sensation in my lungs, mostly in my back, like an itch.I stopped smoking a few weeks ago and when i stopped then it started.I dont have wheezing or shortness of breath, just that weird itch or sensation after a few full inhales.I have alergy to pollen and my asthma activates ONLY in spring while pollen is around, during summer and winter its nothing to worry about.I dont have asthma attacks.But this year my "asthma" was better and im better around pollen.Just asking if i should worry because thats the only thing im worried about.

My wife is a heavy menthol smoker & she's 52. She wheezes, coughing up stuff but, the scariest sound is a very loud "Thumping Sound" on exhale while she's sleeping. She has said that I stop breathing upwards of 20sec while I sleep but I noticed she does as well. However, that loud thumping sound is scary & she will not go to a doctor. I've never heard anything like that. It sounds like if you throw a baseball at an empty plastic drum. Thump, thump thump

this video has been so helpful thank you.

Awesome presentation, would be better if you could've add normal breath sound along each abnormal sound

I don't feel anything unusual in my lungs, but my friends keep noticing that I breathe so loud.

I can't sleep at night my throat wheezing playing in my mind when I cough harshly it going away for a minute then coming back

Thanks for info because it occurs with my son when he have a cold

Nice explanation sir Thanks 😊

Thank you.

What about Stertor? I'm learning about seizures, and I hear stertorous breathing is common among seizure victims, and I want to know more about what causes it, and what does it sound like.

Thanks You're awesome.

EXCELLENT VIDEO!!!

Great diagram. Are you the artistic one Dr Matt?

your lecture is amazing, but It is better if you teach us the management and how to treat the abnormal sounds

@theresefleming4627

4 жыл бұрын

Go to Griffith University Gold Coast campus. Nursing 😊

Amazing thanks !

I would say that the fine and course crackles are exactly the opposite in your audio examples. The course are lower pitched and fine are higher pitched.

Thank you so much 🌸🌸🌸

is it possible that the whistling sound during inhalation could be a reason of tonsillitis?

I have asthma, I've been told that there is no air movement in my lungs but no wheezing or phlegm, what does that sound like if there is no air movement in lungs or minimal air movement?

@britanynoel8345

4 жыл бұрын

To answer your question, I am a respiratory therapist, and we would say “tight” or “diminished.” We would also just say little air movement.

Thanks so much

I have asthma, and I sound like a squeaky toy when I exhale (but it comes and goes). I've had this my entire adult life (so, almost 50 years) so it's not especially worrisome except when it keeps me from falling asleep. I've never used my inhaler for that, but it sounds like maybe that would help. I always thought of my inhaler as what you use when you're gasping for air. That narrowing of the smaller tubes is like pulling the opening of a balloon tight to make it squeal as you let the air out!

Amazing thank you

Dr, how about TB? We're going to hear coarse crackles right? What's the mechanism for that?

time stamps would bring this video from 95% to 100% effective

Good job

I have a question please, when I breathe out there is this squeaking/whistling sound coming out of my throat, and sometimes when I do something like climb up some stairs I get a little out of breath. About a mont and a half ago I had Influenza A and I had such bad wheezing during insparation and exparation that I was admitted to hospital where I did nebulizers routinely and the whistling just about started after I got out of hospital. I don’t know if this matters but I’m a 12 year old girl. Thanks a lot!! I LOVED your video!!

@Silvia.Araujo

4 жыл бұрын

I am 13 yr old girl and I heard a weird noise in my lungs and I have had a cold for like 2-3 weeks. I hope its not Coronavirus. I cough a lot

@purplebook6394

4 жыл бұрын

Silvia Araujo poor you :( well coronavirus does come with a fever so you don’t have to worry 😃😃😃

@Silvia.Araujo

4 жыл бұрын

@@purplebook6394 Are you okay

@purplebook6394

4 жыл бұрын

Silvia Araujo Yes!

@Silvia.Araujo

4 жыл бұрын

@@purplebook6394 Ok that's good

I don’t mean to be insensitive but stridor sounds like a demon from my nightmares hovering over my face. I also thought wheezing was a high pitch noise like the wind when it blows really hard. Oh it’s deep.

@pmchannel4184

4 жыл бұрын

You are correct. The sounds are scary.

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My doctor told me fine crackling “comes with age”. He said my X-ray was clear. I was so sick in January and at the end could not cough up what I felt in my lungs. Hence my fine crackling when I inhale, as well as exhale. I haven’t been able to taste anything since that time as well.(terribly frustrating for a- “thank god I’m retired “- chef...😖) Great video. Enjoyed it greatly. He should do more . Well versed for. Is laymen.

@sfbaybdoll59

3 жыл бұрын

Is laymen

@sfbaybdoll59

3 жыл бұрын

US

Thank you sir for video

Thank you for sharing

Nice explanation. Can you please share your bibliography?

Perfect!

What type of sound is Acid Reflux most likely to cause? Seems that i have a wheeze or a Stridor on the inhale only and its very loud, you do not need a stethoscope to hear this. I'm not asking for a diagnosis but I do want to be able to explain this to my pulmonary Dr.

@curcurnut

4 жыл бұрын

Hey, just tell them that your breathing sounds off and they'll listen and figure out themselves

thanks doc

I am having some random rumbling and groaning sounds. I don’t think it’s stomach related. But it sounds like a stomach rumble. It is not constant and caused by breathing, my breathing is silent

Have you ever heard of the crackles in the nasal area? I have this sound there nothing on sinus Ct scan or 3 scopes It is driving me crazy. I have recorded it. Can be heard outside of nose. If I lay on my right side, it goes away. Upright, back or left side it is there.

How to differentiate between pleural friction rub and crackles?

Very useful info

When I turn to my sides, and let my mouth open and don't breathe, it makes a sound that I'm like breathing and it sometimes makes my chest a bit tight

@xwoods7

3 жыл бұрын

Yes me too😭 its so weird

@gaga3740

3 жыл бұрын

same!! That’s why I came here

@gaga3740

3 жыл бұрын

@@xwoods7 is it normal

@xwoods7

3 жыл бұрын

@@gaga3740 yep most definitely, happened to me when i started doing back exercises but its been like 4 weeks and the sounds gone as long as you don't feel any pain

@gaga3740

3 жыл бұрын

@@xwoods7 I don’t feel pain it’s just when I like twist and have my mouth open it’s like a weird sound like your walking on fresh snow lol

Crackling is typical to hear in a chest infection which I notice you don't mention.

@marvintolentino1924

4 жыл бұрын

he did at the 9 min mark and described the 2 types with audio samples

@ridinggambit5017

4 жыл бұрын

@@marvintolentino1924 No he only mentions fibrosis, heart failure and COPD when in fact those are far less common than viral bronchitis, there's a saying in medicine, "when you hear hoofbeats think horses not zebras".

@elizabethmorgan2621

4 жыл бұрын

@@ridinggambit5017 But, they also say, "Don't forget that it could be a zebra." The more prevalent saying, "When you hear hoofbeats, think horses, not zebras" is based on Occam's Razor, which states that the simplest explanation is often correct. Unfortunately, this can delay diagnosis of a rare disease. "Keep an open mind" is best practice for the patient.

@ridinggambit5017

4 жыл бұрын

@@elizabethmorgan2621 This guy is failing to mention the most common cause of a crackle, basically Occam's Razor in reverse.

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My lungs make a quick chirp at very end of deep breath but it’s intermittent. Rarely it will happen at the drs office they don’t tell me what it is but then kinda act like it’s my fault it does that and scold me “ did you know you have a wheeze, do you have a cold?” They are so accusatory so I say oh no problem here cus they make me feel like it’s a police imterigation and I’m about to get arrested for murder or something... yet I’m supposed to trust this jerk??? More than one dr reacted to me this way as if my license said Typhoid Mary or something and this was long before covid19. And other times I been in drs office and my lungs are perfectly behaved

when i inhale deeply, occasionally i get a hiccup noise. i think the inhale causes my larynx to contract, idk how to stop it, its normally when i lay down

A thought just came in mind, I may be wrong but wouldn’t another way to differentiate a pleural friction rub from a pericardial rub be to ask the patient to hold their breath for 5 seconds on auscultation? I am thinking the pleural rub would stop while the pericardial rub would continue.