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My Pe CVS

This document provides guidance on performing a physical examination of the cardiovascular system. It outlines the general approach including introducing oneself, gaining consent, positioning the patient, and performing a general inspection. It then details the systematic examination including assessment of the peripheral pulses, nails, mouth, neck, and precordium or chest area. The precordium examination section focuses on inspection and palpation of the chest to evaluate the apex beat, pulsations, thrills, lifts, and heaves that may be present.

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My Pe CVS

This document provides guidance on performing a physical examination of the cardiovascular system. It outlines the general approach including introducing oneself, gaining consent, positioning the patient, and performing a general inspection. It then details the systematic examination including assessment of the peripheral pulses, nails, mouth, neck, and precordium or chest area. The precordium examination section focuses on inspection and palpation of the chest to evaluate the apex beat, pulsations, thrills, lifts, and heaves that may be present.

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General approach wrist

⑥ Introduce ourself I
gain consent ① Radial
pulse (30s
only
② Hand R.R
delay, R-F delay.
rub
-Rate (now), rhythm, volume,
S
③ Identify & explain to ot ② Collapsing pulse cortic
coatation
i) Purpose of examination
-
Imustfortable s -

aortic regurgitation
④ Position by touch
Pt 450 we
comfort PDA
-

&expose to the waist Pt ③ Blood


pressure
*
BCG scar

General inspection
-look at patient (at the end
of bed) ↑
ace
O surrounding (attachment
-
Or supplementation -
In line -

chest tube &Eye

suction machine (anemia)


Nasal prong -medicine
Conjuctive: if pale
-
- -

③ Consciousness (greet patient) + ask


permission
-

Sclera: yellow (jaundice


-

alert or not -
in
pain or not -Xanthelasma: cholesterol deposits
③ Nutrition & hydration status ② Mouth

-
cachexic O Cyanosis
④ Breathing effort 84 arched palate: Marfan's Syndrome
In resp distress/not Use of ene &
Teeth Hygiene: Infective Endocarditis

accessory male
-

③ Any syndromic features scM abdo muscle

of
-Dsymorphisti not in adult unless umph
③ Neck
sngE ① Carotid pulse

Systematic examination @ LN
③ JUP: <3cm (significants
m and not
medial

elevated
to SoM
Palms A fingers

Peripheral cyanosis: HF Specific Examination (Precordium Examination)
② Nail clubbing

③ Splinter hemorrhage (nail bed ① Inspection


Scar, visible
-Infective endocarditis pulse, pacemaker
-Vasculitis

Janeway lesions
irregular, nontender hemorrhagic macules located on the palms, soles, thenar and
hypothenar eminences of the hands, and plantar surfaces of the toes. @ Palpation
-

Infective endocarditis ⑥ Apex beat -

1 cm medial to left midclaricular lines


O 5th intercostal
⑱ Osler nodes
(metaphalanges) tender space.
~

erythematous, tender nodules located principally on the pads


of the fingers and toes. <painful

*
highlighted people: Stigmata of I.G Must 8

Touch" ② Parasternal heave


Right Ventricular Hypertrophy.
-

if naik: abnormal -opt tap, mata same level dan chest 900
-if X vasa tolak: norm
of -

if chest more kene tangan (abnormal)


-

@side HF

D Q ③

③ Thrills (palpable murmur)


x
Thrills + carotid pulsation =
systolic thril

3
- Thrills # carotic pulsation: diastolic thrill.

Systolic
(Usediaphragm the
is
③ Auscultation

and is -> -- 2nd0i.s

3
diastolic
jx
3 th@ i.s 5@ i.s, midclavicular

&
Heart sound

81: mitual & tricuspid valve close (Palpate carotidifberdengut an Additival

Sa: Aortic & pulmo value close (carotid pulse xberdengut O When auscultate murmur +
palpate carotid pulse -

also
go

together in heart sounds to laterally as It can be radiation axilla


②Murmur 8
when find murmur, locate the best heard where

->

O systolic murmur (important)


-
when auscultate (ada murmur) +
palpate carotid

↳it's occur
together
It can be pansystolic, ejection systolic

-
Lesions.

- Aortic stenosis murmur

③ At back

->
i) Auscultate lung Base for crepts (means add HES

② Diastolic murmur (important) (pulmonary Oedema)


carotid tpiada member
Xsame with
value

am
or limbs
must as
pt in
paca/not
Y
-
Lesions: O Pitting edema. ada, beats, tugk until
if
- Mitral stenosis murmur
↳@ ventricular problem 3 mana
pitting oedema

-left lateral position


place at mitral area I look at pt face
- Aortic regurgitation murmur

left lower sternal edge


-place at
Deep inspiration max expiration
- +
How To Present (basically present yg
Pt th
je)

O
-I have been 450
examine this patient who
lying comfortably in on his bed.
-
He is

x and
comfortable -> more
lug add in
general inspection)
not
x
in resp-distress

② Peripheral examination
-

There was noted presence/absence of clubbing A cyanosis


-However, no
stigmata of I.E.

-Radial pulse:
x normal pulse x no
collapsing pulse
delay
->
no v-r

There was no
collapsing pulse
no
jaundice, pallon & arch palate
-

-
No JVP visible.

③ Pericardial Examination

-
On inspection:
↳ There were no visible scar seen a no abnormalities
-
On palpation,
x Apex beat: at 5th is midelaricular line

- heave?

-
On duscultation

y normal S.B Sa

-any murmur

A if pansystolic -

eg: in all precordiums loudest at left sternal edge.


A Grade

no leg edema

In
-

conclusion:

To complete examination, I would like to measure BP s others'


my
vital signs

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