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Loud First heart Sound Mitral Stenosis Short P- R Interval Hyperdynamic Circulatory States like those given below Exercise Anaemia Fever Thyrotoxicosis…

Dr. Shweta Bairagi · 04 Jun 2011

<p>Loud First heart Sound</p><p>Mitral Stenosis</p><p>Short P- R Interval</p><p>Hyperdynamic Circulatory States like those given below</p><p>Exercise</p><p>Anaemia</p><p>Fever</p><p>Thyrotoxicosis</p><p>Paget’s disease</p><p>Pregnancy</p><p>Soft first heart sound</p><p>Mitral Regurgitation</p><p>Long P- R Interval</p><p>Myocarditis</p><p>Myocardial Infarction</p><p>Severe Aortic Regurgitation</p><p>Left Bundle Branch Block</p><p>Obesity</p><p>Emphysema</p><p>Pericardial Effusion</p><p>Abnormalities in Splitting of Second heart Sound</p><p>Wide mobile Split</p><p>Right Bundle Branch Block</p><p>Pulmonary Stenosis</p><p>Pulmonary Embolism</p><p>Ventricular Septal Defect</p><p>Mitral Regurgitation</p><p>Idiopathic dilatation of pulmonary artery</p><p>Wide fixed split</p><p>Atrial Septal Defect</p><p>Severe Right sided Heart failure</p><p>Reversed split<br>( paradoxical split)</p><p>Left Bundle Branch Block</p><p>Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy</p><p>Ischemic Heart disesase</p><p>Severe aortic stenosis</p><p>Patent ductus arteriosus</p><p>Wolf- Parkinson- white syndrome ( type B)</p><p>Single second heart sound</p><p>Severe AS ( absent or markedly attentuated A2)</p><p>Severe PS ( absent or markedly attentuated P2)</p><p>Tetralogy of Fallot</p>