Heart Murmurs Flashcards

1
Q

Cause of wide split S2

A

Delay of RV emptying b/c aortic closes after pulmonic
Heard more on inspo
Pulm stenosis

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2
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Cause of fixed split S2

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ASD

P2 is delayed the same in inspo + expo because constant volume overload in the R heart

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3
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Cause of paradoxical splitting

A

Anything that delays aortic valve closure - hear pulmonic closing before aortic
Split gets eliminated on expo b/c P2 moves closer to A2
**Aortic stenosis

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4
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Systolic C/D murmur

At base

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Aortic stenosis - only C/D murmur
Radiates to carotids
Pulsus parvus et tardus

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5
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Holosystolic blowing murmur (2) vs harsh sounding murmur (1)

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Blowing
1. Mitral regurg if @ apex
2. Tricuspid regurg if @ L sternal border
Harsh = VSD @ L sternal border

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6
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Mid systolic click followed by late systolic crescendo murmur at apex

A

Mitral valve prolapse

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Early diastolic blowing murmur

A

Aortic regurg
Head bobbing, hyper dynamic pulse, wide PP
“Sit up + lean forward, hold breath at end of expiration”

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8
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S2 then OS + delayed rumbling late diastolic murmur

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Mitral stenosis

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9
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What indicates the severity of mitral stenosis via murmur

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How close S2 and OS are b/c indicates rising pressuring in the RA

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10
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Describe PDA murmur

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Continuous through systolic + diastolic

Machine like - loudest @ S2

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11
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Which murmurs are louder on inspiration

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R heart b/c increase intra-thoracic P = more venous return to R

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12
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What does hand grip do? Which murmur are more (3) and less intense (1) with this maneuver?

A
Increases after load (peripheral vasoconstriction)
Louder: 
1. MR
2. AR
3. VSD
Softer: hypertrophic CM
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13
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Name the ways you move MVP click: 2 ways to move it later in diastole, 1 way earlier

A
Later
1. Rapid squat
2. Hand grip
Earlier
1. Valsalva // standing up
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14
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How do most murmurs change with valsalva//standing up? Hypertrophic CM?

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Decrease preload
Decrease HCM
Increase most others

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15
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How does rapid squat change HCM vs AS murmur?

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Increasing venous return -> preload, AND increasing after load
Less intense HCM
More intense AS

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16
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Why might a baby murmur not present at birth?

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If murmur is R -> L, normal at first
Then as increase pulm P, will reverse into L -> R and become audible
Ex: VSD