Auscultation of the Heart

Question 1

Ausculations Locations

Answer 1

Aortic Area
Pulmonic Area
Tricuspid Area
Mitral Area (Apex)

Question 2

Systolic murmur occur between

Answer 2

S1 & S2

Question 3

3 common Systolic murmur

Answer 3

Aortic Stenosis
Flow Murmur
Aortic Valve Sclerosis

Question 4

Systolic Ejection murmur (sem, pulmonary area)

Answer 4

Pulmonic Stenosis

Flow murmur

Question 5

Holostylic murmur occurs ? area

Answer 5

Tricuspid Area

Question 6

Diastolic murmur occurs ? area

Answer 6

Tricuspid Area

Question 7

Where do you see Holostylic murmur

Answer 7

Tricuspid Regurgition

Ventricular Septal Defect

Question 8

Where do you see Diastolic murmur

Answer 8

Tricuspid stenosis

Atrial septal defect (increase flow across tricuspid valve)

Question 9

Which 3 murmur are seen in Mitral Area (apex)?

Answer 9

Holosystolic (Mitral regurgitation)
Systolic (Mitral Valve Prolapse)
Diastolic (Mitral Stenosis)

Question 10

Diastolic & Systolic Murmurs occur?

Answer 10

Left Sternal Border

Question 11

Diastolic murmur (Left Sternal Border)

Answer 11

A & P regurgitation
Aortic Regurgitation
Pulmonic Regurgitation

Question 12

Systolic murmur (Left Sternal Border)

Answer 12

Hypertrophic

cardiomyopathy

Question 13

Conduction Pathway Electrocardiogram

Answer 13

SA node
Atria
AV node

bundle of HIS
R & L bundle branches
Purkinje Fibers

Ventricules
L bundle branch divide L ant/post Fascicle

Question 14

Inheretant dominance of

SLOW phase of UPSTROKE

Answer 14

SA node

Question 15

Pacemaker

Answer 15

SA node

Question 16

PosteriorInferior part of

Interatrial Septum

Answer 16

AV node

Question 17

Blood Supply to AV node usually from

Answer 17

RCA

Question 18

100 msec delay to AV node allows foR

Answer 18

Ventricular Filling

Question 19

Pacemaker rates

Answer 19

SA > AV > Bundle of His/ Purkinje Ventricles