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What type of murmur is a Venous hum?
Which murmur is associated with a high pitch sound?
Which murmur occurs in the mid-to-late diastolic phase?
What is the defining characteristic of Rytand's murmur?
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Which murmur is associated with the Left Anterior Descending (LAD) artery?
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Study Notes
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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Test your knowledge in identifying different types of heart murmurs including venous hum, continuous murmur, and various named murmurs like Carey Coombs and Austin Flint. Learn to distinguish between diastolic and systolic murmurs.
