can someone explain me this concept plz - hopeblessing

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lol your welcome hopeblessing bhai/bhain =]im not sure of ur gender haha

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lol chalo acha hua aapne mind nahi kiya, usually kisi male ko bhai keh de to offend hojate hain lol lol

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i came across it on some questions, dnt have them infront of me right now, but they describe in the question step the grading of the tumor thats why i was asking...cos i didnt come across those in my readings yet

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lol so your a bhain!!! haha nahi , mujhai koi atraaz nahi hai.... unless ye usmleforum.com ke jaga shaadi.com hota then id b a bit trippy lolll

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looool hehe it be only funny if ur actually younger then me and i m calling u bhai lol, chalo koi nahi

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ahha i prolly am ... what i've came across ive been the youngest so far haha its ok bhaijaan* for you that is =D

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lool i shall keep that in mind

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harp, Sarim is correct

However, technically you will hardly read "6/6 murmur" even from the top cardiologists!!

To make it fast, you can wiki "heart murmur" the grading in there is very accurate (at least to me)

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harp, Sarim is correct!

However, you sill harly see a clinical report of a "5/6 or 6/6 murmur" even from the top cardiologists!

To make it fast, you can wiki "heart murmurs" the grading in there is very accurate (to me at least)

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from a very general thing my profs taught me,

grade 1 murmur-heard only by an expert in a quiet room

grade2-heard by an expert in normal surroundings

grade3- heard even by a non expert in normal surroundings...

grade 4-i dont remember

grade 5-heard even with only a part of the steth in contact with the skin

grade 6-loud murmur with thrill,heard even if the steth is placed close to the skin,not in contact.