heart

[IMG SURVIVOR]

Your nephew is doing a science project about the heart, and he notice that theres a heart sound that match exactlly with the pulse.

1- what heart sound is this?
2- the valves are opening or closing?
3- what valves are involve?

[IMG SURVIVOR]

by the way thast an excelent way to hear for mumurs and know if they are systolic or diastolic.

[drdeb]

i think it is first heart sound
due to closure of valves
valves are A-V valves ,tricusid and mitral valve

[dr trouble]

hehehe
got it right... can we have more more more please
thank u

[MDiva]

On auscultation there is a crescendo-decrescendo systolic ejection murmur. ECG shows LVH. The patient's ventricular systolic pressure is much higher than the systolic pressure in the arteries. What type of cardiac lesion is this?

[MDiva]

Your patient has a bp reading of 180/80 mm Hg, and presents with water-hammer pulses. ECG suggests LVH, and there are narrow, deep Q waves. Auscultation reveals a diastolic high-pitched blowing murmur. Name the cardiac lesion.