Notes in Valvular Function Disorders

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Published	01/10/2024	During {{c1::S1}}, the heart is contracting and the {{c2::tricuspid and mitral valves (AV valves)}} are {{c3::closed}}, and the {{c2::aortic and pulmo…
Published	01/10/2024	During {{c1::S2}}, the heart is relaxing and the {{c2::tricuspid and mitral valves (AV valves)}} are {{c3::open}}, and the {{c2::aortic and pulmonary …
Published	01/10/2024	{{c1::AV valve (tricuspid + mitral)}} closure can be heard at the {{c2::apex}} of heart, and {{c1::semilunar valve (aortic + pulmonary)}} closure can …
Published	01/10/2024	Which AV valve closes first?
Published	01/10/2024	Which semilunar valve close first in S2?
Published	01/10/2024	How does inspiration affect splitting of S1 and S2 sounds?
Published	01/10/2024	Aortic stenosis murmur
Published	01/10/2024	Aortic regurgitation murmur
Published	01/10/2024	Mitral regurgitation murmur
Published	01/10/2024	Mitral stenosis murmur
Published	01/10/2024	PDA murmur
Published	01/10/2024	ASD murmur
Published	01/10/2024	7 Phases of the Cardiac Cycle
Published	01/10/2024	Phases of ventricular systole
Published	01/10/2024	Phases of ventricular diastole
Published	01/10/2024	When the pressure within the ventricle {{c1::exceeds}} the atrial pressure, atrioventricular valves {{c1::close}}, producing the first heart sound (S1…
Published	01/10/2024	By the end of {{c1::isovolumetric contraction}}, the pressure within the ventricles becomes {{c2::higher}} than the pressure within the aorta and pulm…
Published	01/10/2024	When the atrial pressure {{c1::exceeds}} the ventricular pressure, the two {{c1::atrioventricular}} valves open
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