Examination findings in Mitral stenosis Tapping undisplaced apex beat with parasternal Heave If develops PAH then palpable loud p2 systolic murmur of TR Loud S1 loud P2 opening snap at apex followed by mid diastolic long rumbling murmur best heared in left lateral position in held Expiration with bell of stethoscope Peripheral pulses are low volume | Cardiovascular Education

2.9K views · 63 reactions | Examination findings in PDA Displaced thrusting apex beat with left parasternal heave Palpable thrill at left subclavian area S1 normal S2 obscured in murmur Machinery murmur with systolic accentuation audible throughout precordium best heared in left parasternal area ist intercostal space increasing in intensity in held Expiration High volume collapsing pulse. | Cardiovascular Education | Facebook

19K views · 309 reactions | Examination findings in severe Mitral regurgitation Displaced heaving apex beat plus parasternal heave Soft S1...Holosystolic murmur at apex radiating to axilla louder in held Expiration and accelerated by hand grip Peripheral pulses are high volume.. | Cardiovascular Education | Facebook

Examination findings in Aortic Regurgitation Heaving Displaced apex beat with diastolic thrill Soft A2 early diastolic murmur throughout precordium but best heared in left parasternal border third intercostal space which is increased in intensity in held Expiration and leaning forwards. | Cardiovascular Education

Examination findings in Aortic stenosis Heaving undisplaced apex beat Normal S1 Soft S2 Ejection systolic murmur best heard in right parasternal border 2nd intercostal space radiating to neck more audible in held Expiration. | Cardiovascular Education