2 assoc/what docs see

Question 1

hepatomegalia

Answer 1

TS

Question 2

Prominent “A” wave in JVP, (may pulsate)

Answer 2

TS

Question 3

Austin Flint murmur; can mimic MS

Answer 3

AR

Question 4

aortic dissection

Answer 4

–> acute AR

Question 5

Diastolic murmur LSB; increase with inspiration (Carvallo’s sign) and decrease with expiration and valsalva.

Answer 5

TS

Question 6

Hill’s sign

Answer 6

AR

– bp higher in legs than arms

Question 7

A. fib

Answer 7

MS

Question 8

HTN

Answer 8

AR

Question 9

aging

Answer 9

AR

Question 10

2nd – 3rd ICS, LSB/radiates toward left shoulder and increases on inspiration/RVH

Answer 10

PS

Question 11

pulmonary edema

Answer 11

MS

Question 12

Systolic murmur usually present, soft.

Answer 12

AR

Question 13

De Musset sign

Answer 13

AR

– bobbing og head w pulsaito

Question 14

murmur Increase S1; opening snap (OS) after S2

Answer 14

MS

Question 15

inferior MI/RV infarction and others

Answer 15

TR

Question 16

Quincke’s pulse

Answer 16

AR

– pulsation of nail

Question 17

arrythmias: SVT, PVC, VT

Answer 17

MVP

Question 18

Traube’s sign

Answer 18

AR

– pistol shot over femoral a

Question 19

Narrow pulse pressure; decreased SV and systolic pressure

Answer 19

AS

Question 20

Systolic murmur (blowing, prominent at apex; radiates into left axilla)

Answer 20

MR, MVP

Question 21

IE

Answer 21

–> acute AR

Question 22

ECG of AS

Answer 22

LVH w strain pattern

Question 23

systolic murmur, ejection click

Answer 23

PS

Question 24

BAV

Answer 24

–> acute AR

Question 25

Diastolic, decrescendo murmur, 3rd ICS LSB

Answer 25

AR

Question 26

associate with TOF or TGA

Answer 26

PS

Question 27

Delayed pulses – Parvis/Tardus

Answer 27

AS

Question 28

Corrigan’s Pulse

Answer 28

AR | – rapid waterhammer pulse; rise and fall quick

Question 29

Diastolic, blowing murmur 2 SB (Graham Steell)

Answer 29

PR

Question 30

LHF

Answer 30

MR, AR

Question 31

Rumbling, diastolic murmur – low pitched; best heard at apex

Answer 31

MS

Question 32

ascites

Answer 32

TS

Question 33

wide pulse pressure

Answer 33

AR

Question 34

MArfans/skeletal changes

Answer 34

MVP, AR

Question 35

Gallavardin phenomenon

Answer 35

AS | -murmur radiates to apex (like MR)

Question 36

ECG of MR

Answer 36

LAE

Question 37

arterial emboli

Answer 37

MS

Question 38

Durozrey’s sign

Answer 38

AR | – to and fro murmur – systolic and diastolic over femoral a

Question 39

ECG of MS

Answer 39

A fib, LAE

Question 40

Prominent “V” wave in JVP

Answer 40

TR

Question 41

Blowing systolic murmur LSB; increase with inspiration (Carvallo’s sign)

Answer 41

TR

Question 42

Decreased S1 or normal; may have a systolic click

Answer 42

MR, MVP

Question 43

RHF

Answer 43

MR

Question 44

pulm HTN

Answer 44

TR, PR

Question 45

Systolic murmur, harsh, 2nd ICS RSB; radiates into supra sternal notch/carotids

Answer 45

AS

Question 46

ankylosing spondylitis

Answer 46

--> chronic AR

Question 47

Bisferious pulse

Answer 47

AR | – 2 humps in palpation

Question 48

syphilis

Answer 48

--> chronic AR

Question 49

LVH w strain pattern

Answer 49

AS, AR