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Symptoms and Signs of CVS Prof. Khalid AL-Marzouki

Symptoms of CVS Three main symptoms: 1-Pulmonary Congestive Symptoms: A-Dyspnea: Grade 1 on mild Exertion. Grade 2 on moderate Exertion. Grade 3 on severe Exertion. Grade 4 at Rest.

Symptoms of CVS B- Orthopnea. C- Paroxysmal Nocturnal Dyepnea (PND). D- Cough with or without sputum. E- Cardiac Asthma ( Wheezes). F- Pulmonary Edema: Scanty, whitish frothy sputum.

Symptoms of CVS 2-Systemic Congestive Symptoms: A-Congested Neck Veins ( JVP). C- Congested Liver: RT Hypochondrium pain. D- Abdominal Swelling. E- Bilateral Lower Limb Swelling.

Symptoms of CVS 3-Low Output Symptoms: A- To Brain: Guideness, Dizziness, Fainting Attacks and Syncopal Attacks. B-To Heart: Chest pain, Easy Fatigability and Intermittent Claudication. * Palpitation: Awareness of Heart beat.

Signs of CVS 1-Vascular Signs: A- Arterial. B- Venous. 2- Cardiac Signs.

Vascular Signs 1- Arterial: -Pulse. - Blood Pressure. 2- Venous: - Pulse wave. - Venous pressure.

Vascular Signs -Arterial Pulse: 1- Rate. 2- Rhythm. 3- Volume. 4- Equality in both hands. 5- Radio- Femoral delay.

6- Pulse of special character: A- Pulsus Parvus: (Small pulse volume), pulse pressure < 30 mm Hg. B- Pulsus Tardus ( plateau). C- Bounding Pulse. D- Collapsing Pulse ( Water Hammer Pulse), pulse pressure > 60 mm Hg + DBP 60 mm Hg + DBP < 60 mm Hg.

E- Pulsus Alternans. F- Pulsus Paradoxus. G- Pulsus Bisference. H- Pulsus Trigemenus.

-Venous Pulse: A + V wave, X+Y Descent. -Venous Pressure (JVP).

Cardiac Signs 1- Inspection: -Pulse (precordial area): *Localized “ LV ” *Diffused “ RV ” -Bulging (precordial area)

Cardiac Signs 2- Palpation: A- Site of the Apex. B- Character of Apex beat; * Normal. * Normal. * Tapping. * Tapping. * Heaving: sustained or unsustained. * Heaving: sustained or unsustained.

Cardiac Signs C- Palpable Murmur (Thrill) D- Palpable 2 nd Heart Sound. E- Parasternal Heave.

Cardiac Signs 3- Auscultation: * Heart Sounds 1 st + 2 nd. * Heart Sounds 1 st + 2 nd. * Added Sounds 3 rd + 4 th, click and opening snap. * Added Sounds 3 rd + 4 th, click and opening snap. * Murmurs. * Murmurs.