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1The pulse found in aortic stenosis will be [blank_start]low-volume[blank_end], [blank_start]slow-rising[blank_end] or plateau. There can also be a [blank_start]shudder from systolic vibrations[blank_end] felt at the carotid.
- Alow-volume
- Bhigh-volume
- Cnormal
- Dhigh-rising
- Eslow-rising
- Ffast-rising
- Gshudder from systolic vibrations
- Hflicker from diastolic vibrations
- Ithrill from outflow vibrations
2The classical murmur of aortic stenosis is an [blank_start]ejection systolic[blank_end] [blank_start]crescendo-decrescendo[blank_end] murmur in the aortic region.
- Aejection systolic
- Bdiastolic
- Cpre-diastolic
- Dcrescendo-decrescendo
- Edecrescendo-crescendo
- Fpansystolic
3The carotid pulse is found between the [blank_start]larynx[blank_end] and the [blank_start]anterior[blank_end] border of the [blank_start]sternocleidomastoid[blank_end] muscle.
- Alarynx
- Bpharynx
- Chyoid
- Dthyroid
- Esternocleidomastoid
- Ftrapezius
- Gmiddle scalene
- Homohyoid
- Ianterior
- Jposterior
4The aortic valve should be auscultated in the [blank_start]2nd intercostal space[blank_end] at the [blank_start]right sternal edge.[blank_end]
- A2nd intercostal space
- B4th intercostal space
- C5th intercostal space
- Dright sternal edge
- Eleft sternal edge
- Fleft lower sternal edge
- Gmid-clavicular line
5When palpating the aortic area, sometimes a [blank_start]systolic thrill[blank_end] at the apex, lower sternum or neck can be felt in aortic stenosis which is worse on [blank_start]expiration[blank_end] and [blank_start]leaning forward[blank_end].
- Asystolic thrill
- Bdiastolic thrill
- Cdiastolic heave
- Dexpiration
- Einspiration
- Fleaning forward
- Glying flat
- Hrolling to the left
- Ileaning backwards at 30 degrees
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- Quiz on Examination , created by Sophie Baird on 17/03/2022.
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- Sophie Baird
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