14.the Heart Flashcards

1
Q

What is the surface projection of the heart at the upper right corner

A

3rd costal cartalage 1 cm from the border of the sternum

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What is the surface projection of the heart at the upper left corner

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2nd costal gartilage 1 cm from the border of the sternum

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3
Q

What is the surface projection of the heart at the lower right corner

A

Right 6th costal cartilage 1 cm away form the sternum

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4
Q

What is the surface projection of the heart at the lower left corner

A

5th inter costal cartilage crossing the midclavicular line

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5
Q

Where we put the stethoscope if we want to hear the aortic valve

A

In the 2nd right inter costal cartilage just by the border of the sternum

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6
Q

Where we put the stethoscope if we want to hear the tricuspid valve

A

In the left 5th intercostal space just by the border of the sternum

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7
Q

Where we put the stethoscope if we want to hear the mitral valve

A

Left 5th intercostal space away from the tricuspid position by 1 cm more like left and down because the intercostal space it is not parallel

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8
Q

Where we put the stethoscope if we want to hear the pulmonary valve

A

left 2nd intercostal space just by the border of the sternum

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9
Q

What is the golden rule in the valve sounds hearing

A

YOU HEAR THE OUTFLOW OF THE VALVE NO THE VALVE IT SELF

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10
Q

Where is the location of the aortic and pulmonary valves from right to left

A

The aorta is in the right and the pulmonary trunk to the left due to the emperyonic development

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11
Q

What is stenotic valve

A

Is a valve that is not opening fully

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12
Q

What is insufficient valve

A

The valve that can’t close fully

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13
Q

What does auscultation mean

A

تسمع

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14
Q

What is the golden rule of the auscultation of the insufficient valves

A

You auscultation the place that the valve is leaking to not outputing to

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15
Q

What is the auscultation of stenotic aortic valve

A

Right 2nd intercostal space just by the border of the sternum

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16
Q

Where is the auscultation of the insufficient aortic valve

A

Left 5th intercostal space crossing the mid clavicular line

17
Q

Where is the auscultation of the stenotic tricuspid valve

A

Left 5th intercostal space just by the sternum

18
Q

Where is the auscultation of insufficient tricuspid valve

A

Right 5th intercostal space just by the sternum

19
Q

Where is the auscultation of the insufficient mitral valve

A

In the left 3rd intercostal space by the interior axillary

Because in my opinion the leaking is happening into the left atrium which is extensive hard to reach from the the interior side of the heart so instead we hear it in the pulmonary veins

20
Q

Where is the auscultation of the mitral valve stenosis

A

Left 5th intercostal space at mid clavicular line

21
Q

Where is the auscultation of pulmonary valve stenosis

A

At the left 2nd intercostal space just by the sternum