Term
| Mitral Incompetence or regurgitation |
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Definition
Loudest-5th LICS
Timing-holosystolic*
Radiation-Left axilla
No increase with inspiration |
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Term
| Tricuspid Incompetence or regurgitation |
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Definition
Loudest-4th LICS
Timing-holosystolic
Radiation-Right Sternum
Increases with inspiration |
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Term
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Definition
Loudest-5th LICS
Timing-mid-diastolic
Radiation-None
Opening snap, low pitched sound, crescendo or decrescendo |
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Term
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Definition
Loudest- 4th LICS
Timing- mid-diastolic
Radiation- xiphoid area
Decrescendo |
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Term
| Aortic Incompetence or regurgitation |
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Definition
Loudest-2nd RICS
Timing-early diastolic
Radiation-Apex
Decrescendo |
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Term
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Definition
Loudest-2nd RICS
Timing-systolic
Radiation-neck
crescendo/decrescendo |
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Term
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Definition
Loudest-2nd LICS
Timing-systolic
Radiation-left shoulder
crescendo or decrescendo |
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Term
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Definition
Loudest-5ht LICS
Timing-late systolic
Radiation-Left Axilla
mid-systolic click |
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Term
| Ventricular Septal Defect |
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Definition
Loudest-3rd-5th LICS
Timing-holosystolic
Radiation-wide area
very loud with thrill |
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Term
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Definition
Loudest-2nd LICS
Timing-systolic (crescendo)Diastolic (decrescendo)
Radiation-Left clavicle
Harsh, machinery |
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Term
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Definition
Loudest-2nd-4th LICS
Timing-early systolic
Radiation-none
Soft, disappears on sitting up, occurs in kids and in teens |
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Term
| the murmur of Mitral Stenosis becomes more pronounced when |
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Definition
| the patient is in the left lateral position |
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Term
| the murmur of Aortic Incompetence is heard best during |
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Definition
| full expiration and with the patient sitting up and leaning forwards |
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Term
| an innocent murmur is a soft pitched systolic murmur which decreases or disappears on |
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Definition
| sitting up systolic and is not always present |
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Term
| all diastolic murmurs are |
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Definition
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