Cardiac Exam Flashcards

1
Q

Sternum mostly covers the

A

Right ventricle

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2
Q

MCL will touch the

A

left border of LV

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3
Q

Point of maximal impulse is where on the heart

A

Left ventricle at midclavicular line

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4
Q

Open during systole/diastole

A

Systole - aortic and pulmonic

Diastole - tricuspid and bicuspid

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5
Q

Jugular venous pressure reflect pressure of

A

Right atrium and right ventricular diastolic filling pressure

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6
Q

PMI surface anatomy

A

5th or 4th left intercostal space

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7
Q

Heaves and lifts where to palpate

A

Left lower sternal border and apex

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8
Q

Thrills and where to palpate

A

Ball of hand at 2nd right intercostal space

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9
Q

Thrills are

A

Vibrations from valve turbulence

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10
Q

Heaves/lifts are

A

Sustained ventricular motions

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11
Q

Ausculation of heart valves

A

Aortic - 2nd right intercostal
Pulmonic - 2nd left intercostal
Tricuspid - lower left sternal border
Mitral - apex (4th or 5th intercostal space)

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12
Q

S1 - S2

S2 - S1

A

systole

Diastle

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13
Q

S1 is closure of and what are pressures?

A

Mitral and tricuspid valves

LV&raquo_space;> atrium

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14
Q

S2 closure of what and what are pressures?

A

LV

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15
Q

S2 best heard

A

At base

2nd intercostal space

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16
Q

Which is longer

A

Diastole

17
Q

Why is S2 unique?

A

Splitting during inspiration

Pulmonic will close later than aortic

18
Q

Split of S2 best heard at

A

Left 2nd intercostal space

19
Q

Ventricular gallops (S3/S4) best heard with which part of stethoscope?

A

Bell

20
Q

When is S3 and S4 heard? and what are frequncies

A

S3 - early diastole
S4 - right before atrial contraction
Low frequency

21
Q

S3 is due to

A

Rapid, early ventricular filling

Loss of ventricle compliance, diastolic overloading, heart failure

22
Q

Where to hear S3

A

Mitral are if produced by left
Sternal borders if produced by right
Left lateral

23
Q

S4 due to

A

Ventricular resistance to atrial filling

Ventricular hypertrophy, ischemic heart disease, MI, hypertension, mitral regurgitation

24
Q

S4 best heard in

A

Left lateral position/supine

25
Q

Murmurs causedb y

A

Increased or turbulent blood flow

26
Q

Pericardial friction rubs and how to hear

A

Inflammation of pericardium

Have patient lean forward and hold breath in expiration

27
Q

Phases of jugular venous pulsations

A

Biphasic

28
Q

Murmurs best detected with what part of stethoscope?

A

Diaphragm

29
Q

Mitral stenosis best detected with what part of stethoscope?

A

Bell

30
Q

Where is MS best heard and when does it occur?

A

over apex in left lateral position

Diastolic murmur

31
Q

How to hear aortic regurgitation and what is it

A

Diastolic murmur

Best over Left lower sternal border with patient seated, leaning forward, and full expiration