Cardiovascular: Murmurs Flashcards
Type of murmur for mitral regurgitation
pansystolic
Location of mitral regurgitation
apex
Radiation of mitral regurgitation
to left axilla, less often to left sternal border
Intensity of mitral regurgitation
soft to loud; if loud associated w/ apical thrill
Pitch of mitral regurgitation
medium to high
Quality of mitral regurgitation
harsh, holosystolic
Aids for mitral regurgitation
does not become louder w/ inspiration
Type of murmur for tricuspid regurgitation
pansystolic
Location of tricuspid regurgitation
lower left sternal border
Radiation of tricuspid regurgitation
to the right of sternum, to xiphoid area, & perhaps left midclavicular line, but NOT into axilla
intensity of tricuspid regurgitation
variable
Pitch of tricuspid regurgitation
medium
Quality of tricuspid regurgitation
blowing, holostystolic
Aids for tricuspid regurgitation
intensity may increase slightly w/ inspiration
Type of murmur for ventricular septal defect
pansystolic
Location of ventricular septal defect
3rd, 4th, 5th intercostal spaces
Radiation of ventricular septal defect
of ten
Intensity of ventricular septal defect
often very loud, w/ a thrill
Pitch of ventricular septal defect
high, holosystolic
Quality of ventricular septal defect
often harsh
Type of murmur for innocent/physiologic murmurs
midsystolic
Location of innocent/physiologic murmurs
2nd-4th left interspace between left sternal border & apex
Radiation of innocent/physiologic murmurs
none
Intensity of innocent/physiologic murmurs
grade 1-2, possibly 3