I HATE MURMURS

1. 1Mitral Regurgitation
   Pitch: [blank_start]high[blank_end]
   Sound: [blank_start]blowing[blank_end]
   timing: [blank_start]holosystolic[blank_end]
   additional sound: [blank_start]wide split S2[blank_end]
   radiates to : [blank_start]axilla[blank_end]
   

   1. Ahigh
   2. Bblowing
   3. Cholosystolic
   4. Dwide split S2
   5. Eaxilla
2. 2Wide S2 Split is associated with which murmur

   1. AAortic Stenosis
   2. BMitral Regugitation
   3. CMitral Valve Prolapse
   4. DMitral Stenosis
3. 3Tricuspid Regurgitation
   Pitch: [blank_start]high[blank_end]
   Sound: [blank_start]blowing[blank_end]
   timing: [blank_start]holosystolic[blank_end]
   heard at [blank_start]LLSB[blank_end]
   PE Findings: [blank_start]JVP with no x descent[blank_end]

   1. Ahigh
   2. Bblowing
   3. Cholosystolic
   4. DLLSB
   5. EJVP with no x descent
4. 4Pulmonic Stenosis
   pitch: [blank_start]high[blank_end]
   timing: [blank_start]crescendo-decrescendo[blank_end]
   heard at [blank_start]LUSB[blank_end]
   Other findings: [blank_start]RHF[blank_end]
   

   1. Ahigh
   2. Bcrescendo-decrescendo
   3. CLUSB
   4. DRHF
5. 5Pulmonary Regurgitation
   cause: [blank_start]pHTN[blank_end]
   characteristic murmur: [blank_start]Graham Steel[blank_end]
   this murmur has a [blank_start]high[blank_end] pitch, duration is [blank_start]decrescendo,[blank_end] heard in [blank_start]diastole[blank_end] at [blank_start]LUSB[blank_end]

   1. ApHTN
   2. BGraham Steel
   3. Chigh
   4. Ddecrescendo,
   5. Ediastole
   6. FLUSB
6. 6Tricuspid Stenosis
   most common cause: [blank_start]rheumatic HD[blank_end]
   sound: [blank_start]rumble[blank_end]
   timing: [blank_start]mid-diastole[blank_end]
   heard at [blank_start]LLSB[blank_end]
   PE finding: [blank_start]JVD[blank_end] with prominent [blank_start]A[blank_end] wave

   1. Arheumatic HD
   2. Brumble
   3. Cmid-diastole
   4. DLLSB
   5. EJVD
   6. FA
7. 7Aortic Regurgitation
   pitch: [blank_start]high[blank_end]
   timing: [blank_start]early diastole[blank_end]
   duration: [blank_start]decrescendo[blank_end]
   heard: [blank_start]LUSB[blank_end]
   associated murmur: [blank_start]Austin-Flint[blank_end] murmur
   PE findings: [blank_start]Wide Pulse pressure[blank_end], [blank_start]Water hammer pulse[blank_end], [blank_start]Quincke's pulse[blank_end], [blank_start]Musset sign[blank_end]

   1. Ahigh
   2. Bearly diastole
   3. Cdecrescendo
   4. DLUSB
   5. EAustin-Flint
   6. FWide Pulse pressure
   7. GWater hammer pulse
   8. HQuincke's pulse
   9. IMusset sign
8. 8murmur that is not heard over the entire precordium, quieter

   1. Aaortic sclerosis
   2. Baortic stenosis
9. 9Aortic stenosis
   sound: [blank_start]harsh[blank_end]
   timing: [blank_start]mid-systolic[blank_end]
   duration: [blank_start]crescendo-decrescendo[blank_end]
   heard at [blank_start]RUSB[blank_end] over preicordium
   radiates to [blank_start]carotids[blank_end] and [blank_start]apex[blank_end]
   handgrip [blank_start]decreases[blank_end] the murmur

   1. Aharsh
   2. Bmid-systolic
   3. Ccrescendo-decrescendo
   4. DRUSB
   5. Ecarotids
   6. Fapex
   7. Gdecreases
10. 10what is used to dx aortic stenosis besides the normal echo.

    1. Astress echo with dobutamine
    2. BCXR

11. 11Mitral Valve Prolapse
    Extra sound: [blank_start]mid-systolic click[blank_end]
    heard at [blank_start]apex[blank_end]
    standing [blank_start]increases[blank_end] murmur
    associated with [blank_start]Marfan's[blank_end] disease

    1. Amid-systolic click
    2. Bapex
    3. Cincreases
    4. DMarfan's
12. 12Mitral Stenosis
    pitch: [blank_start]low[blank_end]
    timing: [blank_start]late diastole[blank_end]
    duration: [blank_start]crescendo[blank_end]
    heart at [blank_start]apex in LLD[blank_end]
    associated with [blank_start]Ortner's syndrome[blank_end]
    

    1. Alow
    2. Blate diastole
    3. Ccrescendo
    4. Dapex in LLD
    5. EOrtner's syndrome
13. 13Innocent Murmur
    timing: [blank_start]mid-systolic[blank_end]
    duration:[blank_start]crescendo-decrescendo[blank_end]
    heard at [blank_start]LLSB[blank_end]
    decreases with [blank_start]standing[blank_end]

    1. Amid-systolic
    2. Bcrescendo-decrescendo
    3. CLLSB
    4. Dstanding

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Medicine Test sobre I HATE MURMURS, creado por Allison Kubacki el 29/09/2019.

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