Flashcards in peripheral Deck (19)
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What does the a wave represent
R atrial contraction
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What does the x decent represnt
R atrial relaxion into verntricular contraction
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what does the v wave represent
R atrium fills
4
What does the y represent
occurs as blood flows into the r ventricle
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PAD symtoms
-fatigue aching numbness pain that limits walking
-ed
-poor/non healing wounds
-pain at rest in legs but disappears w movement
-abdominal pain post meals
-any first degree relatives with AAA
6
Venous problem symptoms
Swelling in LL
Swollen, red, tender veins
-ulcers (around maleoli)
-thickened skin
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What represent true claudication
normal abi at rest and will drop w exercie
8
S1 (where more loud)
closure of mitral + tricuspid
apex
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S2 (where more loud)
Closure of aortic/ pulmonic valves
-louder at base
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S3 (where)
Ventricular gallop
Apex for LV, 4th icsfor RV
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S4 *where(
Atrial gallop
Apex and L sternal border
12
Ejection click (where)
Aortic valve stenois
2nd r ics
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Oppening snap (where
Mitral/ tricuspid valve stenosis
Apex, L sternal border
14
Innocent/physiological murmur- when, best heard where, intensity
Mid systolic (bw s1-2)
2nd-4th ics no radiation
intensity 1-2
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Mitral regurgitation- when, where, radiation, associated w what
all thru systolic
Best heard at apex
radiates to axilla
-associated w lat displaced apical impulse
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Aortic stensosis- when, sound, where, radiation, associated w what
mid systolic
-harsh creshendo- decrescendo
-right 2, 3rd ICS
Radiates to caotid arteries, left sternal border, apex
Narrow pulse pressue
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Aortic regurgitation, when, sound, where, pitch, radiation, associated w what
early diasolic begins at s2
Decresendi into mid late diastole
2nd-4th intercostal
radiates to apex and right sternal border
bounding/ wide pulse (waterhammer)
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Mitral stenosis- when, sound, pos
Early to end of diastole begining with OS
decresendo to mid diastole than crescendo till s1
Best heard at apex w pt in left lat decubitus
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