Approach to the Pt - Heart Murmur (packet) Flashcards

1
Q

in which demographic is s3 physiologic? (2)

A

children and young adults; last trimester of pregnancy

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2
Q

t or f: s4 is a normal finding in trained athletes

A

true

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3
Q

which heart sound is missing in atrial fibrillation?

A

s4

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4
Q

what is known as a summation gallop (aka quadruple rhythm)?

A

when you hear both S3 and S4

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5
Q

paradoxical splitting can be seen in HOCM, and what other two conditions? (one is murmur, one not)

A

AS and LBBB

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6
Q

what are the top 5 differential for causes of wide splitting? THINK …

A

PS, RBBB, MR, VSD, and PDA

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7
Q

what is the term associated with the sound that is after S1 but before S2?

A

ejection click

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8
Q

what is the term associated with the sound that is after S2 but before S1?

A

opening snap

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9
Q

what is defined as the combination of AR and MS?

A

austin flint murmur

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10
Q

GO OVER SYSTOLIC AND DIASTOLIC MUMURS

A

NOW NOW NOW!!!

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11
Q

what is described as a blowing diastolic murmur?

A

AR

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12
Q

what are the two main causes of PR?

A

congenital and pulmonary HTN

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