Alfred Webinar physical findings Flashcards
What are severity markers in mitral regurgitation
soft 1st heart sound
3rd heart sound
displacement of apex beat
pulmonary hypertension
features of tricuspid regurg
elevated JVP
cannon V waves
pansystolic murmur L) sternal edge louder on inspiration
pulsatile liver
assessing fluid overload heart failure
hypoxia
JVP - caveat of tricuspid regurg
chest exam - bibasal creps
peripheral oedema
ix: cxr BNP urea electrolytes cr egfr
mitral stenosis findings
loud S1
mid-diastolic rumbling murmur
investigation results of severe aortic stenosis
valve area <1cmsq
transvalvular gradient >40 mmHg
aortic jet velocity >4.0m/s
what is a third heart sound in keeping with
dilated cardiomyopathy and turbulent flow
clinical indicators of mitral regurg severity
enlarged left ventricle pulmonary hypertension third heart sound early diastolic ruble sort first heart sound aortic component of second heart sound is earlier small volume pulse LV failure
apex beat in aortic stenosis
pressure loaded (hypertrophied left ventricle)
signs of severity in aortic stenosis
small volume carotid pulse
late peaking murmur
S4
aortic thrill
signs of severity in aortic regurg
austin flint murmur wide pulse pressure murmur duration S3 Soft A2 LV enlargement
mitral regurg apex beat
dyskinetic
signs of severe mitral regurg
soft s1 pulm HTN S3 split S2 small pulse volume
indicators of severe mitral stenosis
murmur length
pulm HTN
small pulse pressure
apical diastolic thrill