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-mitral & tricuspid valves closing (AV valves)
-begining of systole
-"lub" sound
S1
-pulmonic & aortic valves closing
-beginning of diastole
-"dub" sound
S2
-abnormal
*(NORMAL IN CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULTS/ DISAPPEARS WHEN SITTING UP)
-"KENTUCKY GALLOPER"
S3
* INCREASE RESISTANCE TO VENTRICULAR FILLING
*TENNESSEE
S4
-Turbulant lof thru chambers

-Systolic may be seen in normal
-Diastolic always pathological
HEART MURMURS
Heard over bronchi
Low pitched (snore)
Continous may clear with coughing
Rhonchi
Musical sounds generated by air moving through a narrow bronchial tube (high pitched)

Diffuse airway obstruction
Wheeze
Generated by either air bubbling through secretions or sudden explosive opening of airways

Loud, low pitched (early inspiration)

Fine, high pitched
Crackles

course

fine
rapid shallow breathing pattern greater than 24/min , seen in pneumonia, pleurisy, lession in pons
tachypnea
slow regular less than 10/min seen in drug induced depression ICP
bradynpnea
cycle of wax/wane in a regular pattern increasing in rate / depth then decreasing, periods of apnea, seen in severe heart failure drug overdose, icp
cheyne tokes
irregular periods of normal respirations followed by periods of apnea, seen in trauma, heat stroke, brain abscess
Biot's respirations
increases in both rate and depth caused bt extreme exertion, fear anxiety, occurs in diabetic ketoacidosis.. aka.. kussmals, leads to resp.alk.
hyperventillation