🩺 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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timestamps
00:00 Introduction
00:03 Fine crackles
00:27 Fine crackles mechanism
01:29 Fine crackles summary
02:07 Coarse crackles
02:25 Coarse crackles mechanism
03:28 Coarse crackles summary
04:25 A direct comparison of Fine and Coarse crackles
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