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What type of murmur is a Venous hum?
What type of murmur is a Venous hum?
- Systolic
- Diastolic
- Innocent
- Continuous (correct)
Which murmur is associated with a high pitch sound?
Which murmur is associated with a high pitch sound?
- Graham-Steel (correct)
- Carey Coombs
- Rytand's
- Mid-diastolic
Which murmur occurs in the mid-to-late diastolic phase?
Which murmur occurs in the mid-to-late diastolic phase?
- Mill wheel
- Austin Flint
- Mid-diastolic (correct)
- Docks
What is the defining characteristic of Rytand's murmur?
What is the defining characteristic of Rytand's murmur?
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Which murmur is associated with the Left Anterior Descending (LAD) artery?
Which murmur is associated with the Left Anterior Descending (LAD) artery?
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Types of Murmurs
- Carey Coombs murmur: a type of mid-diastolic murmur
- Austin Flint murmur: a type of mid-late diastolic murmur occurring due to aortic regurgitation
- Graham-Steel murmur: a high-pitched murmur occurring due to aortic regurgitation
- Rytand's murmur: a type of mid-diastolic murmur
- Docks murmur: a type of diastolic murmur
- Mill wheel murmur: an artefact caused by air in the lungs, creating a wheel-like sound
Location of Murmurs
- Supraclavicular: a location where murmurs can occur
- Pulmonary branch: a location where diastolic murmurs can occur
- Aortic: a location where systolic murmurs can occur
Other Murmurs
- Venous hum: a type of continuous murmur
- Continuous murmur: a type of murmur that occurs throughout the cardiac cycle
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