Cardiology

Question 1

systolic crescendo-decrescendo murmur

radiates to carotids

harsh and low pitched

ejection murmur

Answer 1

aortic stenosis

Question 2

diastolic, high pitched decrescendo murmur

Austin Flint- mid or late diastolic low pitched murmur

Answer 2

aortic regurgitation

Question 3

mid diastolic rumbling murmur

OS after S2

loud S1

Answer 3

mitral stenosis

Question 4

high pitched blowing holosystolic

mid-systolic click

radiates to L axilla

Answer 4

mitral regurgitation

Question 5

diastolic rumbling murmur (low pitched)

OS

Answer 5

tricuspid stenosis

Question 6

blowing holosystolic high pitched murmur

Carvallo’s sign- increases with inspiration

Answer 6

tricuspid regurgitation

Question 7

loud and harsh systolic ejection click

radiates to L axilla

Answer 7

pulmonary stenosis

Question 8

high pitched diastolic decrescendo murmur

Graham Steell- high pressure, pulm diastolic murmur that is readily audible

Answer 8

pulmonary regurgitation