May secure you a point - triplehelix

[ArchivalUser]

The following info may secure you a point in the test:

Intensity of Murmur of any valve defect is increased with increased pre-load (more blood, more murmur), that is by squatting, epinephrine etc, and intensity is decreased when proload is decreased (less blood, less murmur), as in Valslava, standing etc,

EXCEPT:

1. Murmur of mitral valve prolapse
2. Murmur of hypertrophic aortic stenosis

The above two has reverse relationship (More blood, less murmur).

[ArchivalUser]

does the reverse relationship apply to murmur of mitral stenosis as well?

[ArchivalUser]

YES IT DOES, As triplehelix said just EXCEPT:
1. Murmur of mitral valve prolapse
2. Murmur of hypertrophic aortic stenosis

[ArchivalUser]

amatista, I meant that mitral stenosis applies to exception as well, more blood less murmur

Am I right?

[ArchivalUser]

As far as I know, more blood-less murmur, is not applicable for MS.

[ArchivalUser]

Triplehelix is right.
Uterus did u see Dr.Fischer conferences of cardiology?
It's pretty clear there, in the valvular dzs auscultation:

What are the best drugs for Tx of them (in general) ?.... Drugs that reduce preload (and reduce preload)

What happen w/ all of them in pregnancy where volume and preload increase?
They get worse (murmurs increases....)

[ArchivalUser]

thanks amatista, will revise it

[ArchivalUser]

it all sound rite, but also take a look at AS in Kaplan book triplehelix just to point some good points

There is a Table for all these in Kaplan Cardo chapter.!!

[ArchivalUser]

hey guys what conference..is it the DVD..