Murmurs Flashcards

1
Q

Normal splitting is appreciated in?

A

The young and patients with RBBB

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2
Q

Normal or physiologic splitting of the aortic and pulmonic vallve increases with?

A

Inspiration

Decreases with expiration

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3
Q

An unusually narrowly split or singular S2 is usually found in?

A

Pulmonary hypertension

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4
Q

Grade of cardiac murmur where a thrill is present

A

Grade 4

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5
Q

timing of systolic murmurs

A

early, made, late, or holosystolic

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6
Q

severe MR with posterior leaflet prolapse or flail radiates where?

A

anteriorly and to the base

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7
Q

MR with anterior leaflet involvement radiates where?

A

posteriorly and to the axilla

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8
Q

most common cause of midsystolic murmur in adult

A

AS

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9
Q

maneuvers that will decrease preload and thereby increase intensify mumurs of HOCM

A

valslva

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10
Q

HOCM murmurs are reduced on auscultation by what mechanism?

A

increasing preload like squatting or leg raising

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11
Q

late systolic murmur heard best at the apex

A

MVP

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12
Q

holosystolic mumurs are heard on?

A

VSD, MR, TR

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13
Q

the murmur of MR is heard best where?

A

over the cardiac office

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14
Q

intensity of MR murmur increases in intensity with what maneuvers?

A

increasing afterload

e.g. prolonged hand grip

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15
Q

murmur of VSD is loudest in?

A

mid-left sternal border, accompanied usually with a thrill

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16
Q

murmur of TR is loudest where?

A

left lower parasternal border

17
Q

murmur increases in intensity with inspiration?

A

Carvallo’s sign seen in TR

18
Q

True or False. Diastolic murmurs always signify structural hart disease

A

True

19
Q

this murmur is a decresendo, blowing diastolic murmur heard along the left sternal border

A

Chronic sever AR

20
Q

Classic cause of mid to late diastolic murmur best heard at the apex in the left lateral decubitus position?
with opening snap in the early part of the disease

A

MS

21
Q

low-pitched mid to late apical diastolic murmur that sometimes can be confused with MS

A

Austin-Flint murmur

22
Q

classic example of a continous murmur?

A

PDA

23
Q

right sided sounds are louder with inspiration or expiration?

A

Right side loud on inspiration

Left side loud on expiration

24
Q

murmurs of HOCM and MVP during valsalva?

A

louder and longer

25
Q

murmurs that do not diminish with standing

A

HOCM and MVP

26
Q

murmurs that do not become louder with squatting

A

HOCM and MVP