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... due to hypotension , circulatory failure , or shock will result in a diminished aortic second sound . With infundibular and valvular pulmonary stenosis , the pulmonic second sound will be diminished or absent , owing in HEART SOUNDS 43.
... due to hypotension , circulatory failure , or shock will result in a diminished aortic second sound . With infundibular and valvular pulmonary stenosis , the pulmonic second sound will be diminished or absent , owing in HEART SOUNDS 43.
Page 44
... pulmonic second sounds may show changes that are of diagnostic value . When the failure in these patients is compensated , the aortic second sound is louder than the pulmonic second sound . When failure occurs , the pulmonary artery ...
... pulmonic second sounds may show changes that are of diagnostic value . When the failure in these patients is compensated , the aortic second sound is louder than the pulmonic second sound . When failure occurs , the pulmonary artery ...
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... second sound on the following bases : 1. A split second sound is loudest in the pulmonic area ; the opening snap is loudest to the left of the sternum in ... pulmonic second sound is not loud , all three sounds 52 AUSCULTATION OF THE HEART.
... second sound on the following bases : 1. A split second sound is loudest in the pulmonic area ; the opening snap is loudest to the left of the sternum in ... pulmonic second sound is not loud , all three sounds 52 AUSCULTATION OF THE HEART.
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SOUND | 11 |
GRAPHIC RECORDING OF AUSCULTATION | 22 |
HEART SOUNDS | 28 |
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accentuated aorta aortic insufficiency aortic second sound aortic stenosis apex apical artery associated auscultation auscultatory becomes bell blood cardiac changes characteristic chest piece close commonly component condition decreased diastolic murmur diminished enlargement especially evident expiration factors faint findings flow frequency gallop give harsh heard heart disease high-pitched important increased indicated innocent inspiration involvement lateral left intercostal space less listening loud louder loudest lower marked maximum intensity middiastolic murmur mild mitral insufficiency mitral stenosis mitral valve moderately murmur of aortic murmur of mitral myocardial infarction normal occasionally occurs opening snap patient pitch point of maximum position present pressure presystolic murmur produced pulmonary pulmonic second sound rapid recognized region relative result rheumatic fever rheumatic heart disease rhythm second heart sound septal defect severe shown splitting sternum systolic murmur third heart sound tracing transmission transmitted tricuspid insufficiency usually valvular ventricular vibrations widely