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Anterior Heart Sites

Second left 

intercostal space 
(pulmonic)

Third left 
intercostal space 

(Erb’s point)

Fourth left 

intercostal space

Apex

(lower left 

sternum)

Second right 

intercostal space 

(aortic)

Aortic Second Right 

Intercostal Space

Pulmonic Second 

Left Intercostal 

Space

Erbs Point

Third Left 

Intercostal Space

Fourth Left

Intercostal

Space

Lower Left

Sternum

Apex

1. Normal

Normal, S2 Accentuated Normal, S2 Accentuated Normal, S2 Accentuated

 Normal  

 Normal  

 Normal  

2. Aortic  

 Regurgataion

Ejection Sound, Loud 

Mid systolic & soft early 

diastolic murmur

Ejection sound, mild systolic murmur, early diastolic blowing murmur

 Normal  

 Normal  

3. Pulmonary 

 Stenosis

 Normal  

 Moderate 4th sound, 

harsh late peaking sys-

tolic murmur, soft late 

pulmonic 2nd sound

Normal

Normal

Normal

Normal

4. Mitral  

 Stenosis

 Normal  

 Normal  

 Severe held expi-

ration, tachycardia: 

opening snap .03 

seconds after loud 2nd 

sound

 Constrictive Pericar-

ditis/ knock. Inspira-

tory augmentation 

indicates a gallop 

of right ventricular 

origin

Normal

 Held expiration, 

tachycardia: opening 

snap, mid diastolic & 

presystolic murmurs, 

loud 1st sound

5. Holosystolic 

 Murmur

 Normal  

 Normal  

Normal

Normal

 Patient has mitral regurgitation & 

frequent premature ventricular con-

tractions. Murmur is crescendo-de-

cresendo with late peaking. Soft S3 

in mid diastole.

6. Midsystolic 

 Murmur

 Normal  

 Normal  

Normal

Normal

Patient with hypertrophic cardimyop-

athy has a murmur that begins after 

S1 and ends before S2

7. S3 Gallop

 Normal  

 Normal  

Normal

Normal

Patient has a readily heard third 

heart sound. S3 occurs later in dias-

tole than the opening snap.

8. S4 Gallop

 Normal  

 Normal  

Normal

Normal

Patient with left ventricular hyper-

trophy has a fourth sound (S4) that 

is not heard on every cycle. The 

sound is presystolic about .1 second 

before S1.

9. Midsystolic 

 Click

 Normal  

 Normal  

Normal

Normal

Patient has mitral prolapse which 

produces a mid systolic click heard 

during inspiration.

10. Atrial Septal 

  Defect

 Normal  

 Respiration: mid sys-

tolic murmur, fixed split 

2nd, soft 3rd, breath 

sounds with inspiration

Normal

 Respiration: mid 

systolic murmur, 

fixed split 2nd, mid 

diastolic murmur

Normal

Normal

11. Patent Ductus 

 Arteriosus

 Normal  

Continuous murmur

Normal

Continuous murmur

Normal

Normal

12. Ventricular 

  Septal Defect

 Normal  

Normal

Holosystolic murmur with late crescendo

Normal

Normal

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Страница 3: ...tation Trainer press the red power button This turns on the remote control and sends a signal to activate the SmartScope as well After the unit is activated the display will be in the status mode dis playing the current menu settings for the heart and lung conditions 2 To select a new condition press either the heart or lung button This will put the display into the menu mode The user can select a...

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