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ECG and Relationship Lab Flashcards

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Contraction Issue Answers

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Normal? No

Consistent? No

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Conduction Issues Answers

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Normal? Yes

Consistent? Yes

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Neither Conduction or Contraction Answers

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Normal? Yes

Consistent? No

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Where are heart sounds heard

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QRS segments (first heart sound)

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How to approach Murmur Questions

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  1. Determine what valves would be open

2. Determine what valves reside in the area described

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Stenosis

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impede flow

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Insufficient

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make noise

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Murmur heard after first heart sound and before the second heart sound and is easily auscultated in the 1st intercostal space immediately to the left of the sternum:

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pulmonic stenosis

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Murmur heard after first heart sound and before the second heart sound and is easily auscultated in the 1st intercostal space immediately to the right of the sternum:

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Aortic stenosis

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Murmur that is loudest after second heart sound and before the first heart sound and is easily auscultated in the 1st intercostal space immediately to the left of the sternum:

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Pulmonic Insufficient

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Murmur that is loudest after second heart sound and before the first heart sound and is easily auscultated in the 1st intercostal space immediately to the right of the sternum:

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Aortic insufficient

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Murmur that is loudest after first heart sound and before the second heart sound and is easily auscultated in the 4th intercostal space immediately to the left of the sternum:

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Tricuspid insufficient

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Murmur that is loudest after first heart sound and before the second heart sound and is easily auscultated in the 4th intercostal space 5 cm to the left of the sternum:

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Mitral Insufficient

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Murmur heard after second heart sound and before the first heart sound and is easily auscultated in the 4th intercostal space immediately to the left of the sternum:

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Tricuspid stenosis

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Murmur heard after second heart sound and before the first heart sound and is easily auscultated in the 4th intercostal space 5 cm to the left of the sternum:

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Mitral Stenosis

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