Page 3 of 3: FAQ: How to master heart sounds?

arpatil · Credits: 331 My Scrapbook

thanks.its very good.

drnirrag · Credits: 860 My Scrapbook

i d just like 2 add a small point...

auscultate with the same steth every time ... and a decent quality one at that

sheshukumar · Credits: 110 My Scrapbook

gone thru ur communications ............... nw can i share my queries with you.

vic01 · Credits: 3711 My Scrapbook

sure sheshu...
go ahead and put in all your doubts

drkk007 · Credits: 125 My Scrapbook

hello vic! First of all to master cardiac sounds, try to listen to each and every patient present in your ward so as to differentiate normal one from abnormal one.. ok?
Then, to differentiate systolic frm diastolic murmurs, take help of carotid pulse. The cardiac sound coinciding with carotid is S1. So u can understand the murmur if it precedes the S1 as diastolic and if it succeeds carotid as Systolic .. Ok

Hope this helps you!!!!!!!!!!!!

Bye

drkk007 · Credits: 125 My Scrapbook

helo soniadr! i think u got very wel experienced in listening 2 heart sounds... Hope u grow beter n beter so as to reach the heights of eugene braunwald!!!!!!!!!!!
al da best

mann_comp · Credits: 1440 My Scrapbook

hi guys t really was an enriching experience reading this thread thanks a lot

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