Heart Murmurs | Locations, Maneuvers, Buzzwords

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• @YourMedstudent · 2024-02 · in “Recommendations/sources for mastering auscultation questions??”

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• @AggravatingCup4331 · 2023-08 · in “Cardiology”

  ▶ link Super helpful in the couple of days leading up to your exam I do have to say that murmurs are relatively high yield. You will see at least 1-2 on your exam

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• @redsamurai99 · 2023-06 · in “Struggling with heart sounds. Any advice?”

  Had this issue a few weeks ago. Trying to learn through listening to the sounds is an L; I gave up on that. I just watched the ▶ dirty medicine video on it and it CLICKED. Video talks about how every question is going to give you whether or not it is systolic or diastolic. AND it will also give you where they heard it. Thats all you need to figure out what it is. For step 1 purposes, you do not need to figure out how…

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• @starboy-xo98 · 2023-03 · in “Murmurs”

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• @starboy-xo98 · 2023-03 · in “Low-pass scores”

  Both, it's not as important to identify just with the sound alone as the vignette will always have other clues. ▶ link This dirty medicine video is chefs kiss

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• @SergioFM88 · 2021-08 · in “Best resource for heart sounds/murmurs practice?”

  Dirty Medicine! I found it very useful. ▶ link

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