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I HATE MURMURS
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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]- Ahigh
- Bblowing
- Cholosystolic
- Dwide split S2
- Eaxilla
2Wide S2 Split is associated with which murmur
- AAortic Stenosis
- BMitral Regugitation
- CMitral Valve Prolapse
- DMitral Stenosis
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]- Ahigh
- Bblowing
- Cholosystolic
- DLLSB
- EJVP with no x descent
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]- Ahigh
- Bcrescendo-decrescendo
- CLUSB
- DRHF
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]- ApHTN
- BGraham Steel
- Chigh
- Ddecrescendo,
- Ediastole
- FLUSB
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- Arheumatic HD
- Brumble
- Cmid-diastole
- DLLSB
- EJVD
- FA
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]- Ahigh
- Bearly diastole
- Cdecrescendo
- DLUSB
- EAustin-Flint
- FWide Pulse pressure
- GWater hammer pulse
- HQuincke's pulse
- IMusset sign
8murmur that is not heard over the entire precordium, quieter
- Aaortic sclerosis
- Baortic stenosis
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- Aharsh
- Bmid-systolic
- Ccrescendo-decrescendo
- DRUSB
- Ecarotids
- Fapex
- Gdecreases
10what is used to dx aortic stenosis besides the normal echo.
- Astress echo with dobutamine
- BCXR
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- Amid-systolic click
- Bapex
- Cincreases
- DMarfan's
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]- Alow
- Blate diastole
- Ccrescendo
- Dapex in LLD
- EOrtner's syndrome
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]- Amid-systolic
- Bcrescendo-decrescendo
- CLLSB
- Dstanding
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- Medicine Quiz on I HATE MURMURS, created by Allison Kubacki on 29/09/2019.
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