PDF-(EBOOK)-Heart Murmurs: Poems

What I like most about the poems in John Vaneks first collection is his commitment to the poetics of clarity Things are said straight in these poems with careful attention to illuminating what the poet calls a shelter for my shifting life by which he means our lives as well Bruce WeiglWith humor sympathy and an eye for what makes us most human John Vanek offers us a farranging view of life that feels hardearned and complete Elton Glaser. . Carrie Phillipi MD, PhD. Prevalence of Congenital Heart Disease (CHD). . <1 per 100 live births. Most cardiac murmurs are benign!. Risk Factors for CHD. . (when is CHD more likely). Family history of CHD . Lida. . and Justin. 9/9/15. High Yield Cards. Murmurs. Stress. Rhythm. Pericarditis. tPA. Preop. Rhythm. Pericarditis. Heart Failure. Valve Disease. Digoxin. Syncope. A 23 year old patient with a history of HOCM who presents to your office for a routine physical. On exam, what characteristics would you expect his murmur to have?. Read the riddle and try to guess what the object is!. . Hint: You can find the answers in your classroom!. Poems are from Betsy Franco’s 201 Riddle Poems to Build Literacy (Scholastic, 2000). I have two hands. I have a face. . (or Whiteout Poems in Honor of Max). Let’s start with blackout poems.. Blackout poems are poems, sentences or phrases created from the words of a text, such as a novel or newspaper.. You should still be able to read the poem from left to right and from top to bottom.. Lab . 3. Abnormal Heart Sound. Daryl P. Lofaso, . M.Ed. , RRT. Heart Sound Locations. Heart Sounds. S. 1. : . “. lub. ”. occurs at the beginning of systole (mitral and tricuspid close). S. 2. : . Read the riddle and try to guess what the object is!. . Hint: You can find the answers in your classroom!. Poems are from Betsy Franco’s 201 Riddle Poems to Build Literacy (Scholastic, 2000). I have two hands. I have a face. . Do Now: Which version of “The Chimney Sweeper” did you like better? . Explain your choice in 2-3 sentences!. Comparing and Contrasting . When comparing and contrasting two poems, it is important to start asking questions!. Listening to the change in character,. . behaviour. and the intensity of the . heart sounds and murmurs to . physiological and pharmacological . maneuvers…….. “AUSCULTATE WITH ALTERED HEMODYNAMICS”. History. The most common and most important cardiac symptoms and history are:. Chest pain, tightness or discomfort.. Shortness of breath.. Palpitations.. Syncope ('blackouts', 'faints', 'collapse') or dizziness.. Recognizing Heart Murmurs: Using Simulation-Based, Self-Directed Learning for USMLE Step One Preparation. Dr. Philip J. Boyer M.D.,. Ph.D. ; Dr. Walter E. Robey III M.D.. Introduction. Rationale or need for the educational activity, such as:. best heard at the lower left . sternal. border in younger individuals. Normal splitting of S1 is accentuated. with complete right bundle branch block (RBBB). S1 intensity increases in the early stages of rheumatic.  The production of murmurs is due to 3 main factors:  high blood flow rate through normal or abnormal orifices  forward flow through a narrowed or irregular orifice into a dilated vessel A practical clinical reference which defines the concepts needed by the practitioner learning or reviewing cardiac auscultation. Erickson explains how to identify and interpret normal and common abnormal heart sounds. Clarke Atkins, DVM, Diplomate, ACVIM (Internal Medicine and Cardiology) Jane Lewis Seaks Distinguished Professor Emeritus North Carolina State University, College of Veterinary Medicine Heart sounds a