can anyone give me a good website for heart sounds and breathing sounds

Mitral Stenosis (MS) Diastolic murmur (mid) Severity: Opening Snap (short A2-OS) MS-DOS MS D-diastolic murmur OS-Opening snap Happy-2

Squatting and handgrip both increase systemic vascular resistance BUT why MVP intensity increase in handgrip and decrease in squatting?

are questions in which we have to get the answer based on identifying heart sounds high yield in exam..i get these kind of questions wrong in uw..ny sgstns?

How increase preload (reclining, beta blocker, squatting) decrease murmur intensity?? Source; goljan 3rd ed. pg 188 (C/F of HCM)

Hey I understand the timing of mid systolic click and the effect of increase/decrease preload on it, but what I dont understand is the effect of preload changes on mitral valve prolapse INTENSITY of murmur why does an increase in perload cause an increase in mitral valve prolapse as written...

All heart murmurs are available here. Just listen to it and get some confidence. :)

Where is VSD sound heard? Left Sternal border(says uworld) or Tricuspid area(says fa)?

when you have s3 heart sound so that always mean you will have an s4 heart sound ....? S3 --- occurs due to volume overload in the ventricles S4----occurs due to decreased compliance ---> concentric hypertrophy and volume overload are responsible for it But you can have an independent s4...

Why the murmur of MVP increase with decreased preload and why does it move closer to S1? while with increased venous return it decreases in intensity and moves closer to S2? can you explain?

Can anyone explain why s2?????:confused::rolleyes:

An 83-year-old woman comes to the physician for an annual examination. The physician hears a new murmur that is indicative of aortic stenosis. Which of the following diagrams best depicts the murmur? A. A B. B C. C D. D E. E

According to FA 2013, if a patient hand grips - the intensity increases for MR, AR, VSD and MVP murmurs. In MTB, it says handgrip decreases the intensity of MVP. Which one is correct? Can someone explain why AR, MR, VSD and MVP increase in intensity? Is there a better way of remembering this...

My exam is on 21 February and am very bad at identification of heart sounds. How can I improve it? :o

Those interested in audio heart sounds and murmurs for step one, here is a good link http://depts.washington.edu/physdx/heart/demo.html

here is a simple collection of Heart sounds.. http://depts.washington.edu/physdx/heart/demo.html one more thing.. anybody knows the Q id's of questions in UW with audio. do share if u have noted them. thanks !

hello guys!can any one help???? there are lot of sites for heart MURMUR AND SOUNDS,,,,and all are very confusing :confused: Can u ppl send me the link which is most useful and helpful to to listen heart MURMUR AND SOUNDS.........,,,THANKS :)

Is it possible to move the stethoscope around in the Kaplan Step 1 Qbank in questions where you have to click the "play demo" to listen to the heart sounds? I always try to click different regions but I can't move it... Although, normally I can identify a heart sound in the demo they play ...

Hey guys, I wanted to share with you my little secret. Folks with me at med school have been impressed by by my auscultation skills in picking up those murmurs and even peculiar breath sounds. What my secret? Here you go Heart Sounds Made Easy and Auscultation Skills Breath and Heart Sounds...

I am facing too much problem in understanding the murmurs, is there any way to differentiate them, when I listen to them, not able to tell the findings. Is there any way to master them ?? :confused::toosad: