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Daily quiz: 2025/03/05
The quiz on March 5 will cover systolic heart murmurs. Listen carefully to determine whether the systolic murmur is heard in the early, mid, or late phase of systole. (March 5, 2025)

Daily quiz: 2025/03/04
On March 4th, we will present a heart murmur quiz. Pay attention to each point as you listen: whether the murmur is heard during systole or diastole, what type of sound it is, and where the point of maximal intensity is. (March 4, 2025)

Daily quiz: 2025/03/03
March 3 is the Heart Sound Auscultation Quiz Day. Listen to the sounds at four different sites and select the correct answer. Find a quiet environment and focus your attention on the heart sounds. (March 3, 2025)

Daily quiz: 2025/03/02
March 2 is Heart Sound Quiz Day. The quiz presents questions using audio sources that emphasize sound changes. In the explanation section, audio sources with natural sound variations are provided. (March 2, 2025)

Daily quiz: 2025/03/01
March 1st is a case study session. You will answer quiz questions by considering differential diagnoses based on symptoms, test values, imaging, and auscultation findings. (March 1, 2025)

Daily quiz: 2025/02/28
February 28 is Lung Sound Day. After listening to the sounds, check the areas you have auscultated yourself. By pressing the stethoscope icon to the right of the body illustration (one below the lung sound icon), the areas you have auscultated will be displayed as a heat map. (February 28, 2025)

Daily quiz: 2025/02/27
On February 27, we will have a heart sound quiz. Set the volume on your smartphone to match the level you would use during actual auscultation, and listen in a quiet environment using earphones. (February 27, 2025)

Daily quiz: 2025/02/26
On February 26, we will have a quiz on heart sounds. Let’s check what kind of heart sounds can be heard at each auscultation site and where the point of maximal intensity is. (February 26, 2025)

Daily quiz: 2025/02/25
On February 25, we will present two different lung sounds recorded from the lung bases of a patient with idiopathic interstitial pneumonia. Even though the sounds were recorded from the same patient at the same location, they sound completely different due to one differing factor. What is the reason for that? (February 25, 2025)

Daily quiz: 2025/02/24
On February 24th, we released “Split Sounds” from Stepwise Heart Auscultation. It starts with a single sound and gradually widens the split. The recording provides a clear explanatory audio to help understand the splitting of heart sounds. This content has been recreated using AI based on the “Stepwise Explanation of Heart Auscultation (Cassette Tape Audio Recording)” developed by Dr. Tsunekazu Takashina in 1970 (February 24, 2025).

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