21. Abnormal Findings – Cardiovascular

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Chest pain – sensation that varies with severity and presentation depending on the cause. Palpitations – a conscious awareness of one’s heartbeat. Fatigue – a feeling of excessive tiredness, lack of energy, or exhaustion accompanied by a strong desire to sleep. Thrill – palpable vibration indicating valvular dysfunction. Heave – lifting of the chest wall felt during palpation; indicates ventricular hypertrophy (felt on sternal border) or ventricular aneurysm (felt over left ventricle) Murmur – sound made by turbulent blood flow; may increase in intensity (crescendo) or decrease in intensity (decrescendo). Bruit – a murmur-like sound heard over blood vessels. 
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Chest pain – sensation that varies with severity and presentation depending on the cause. Palpitations – a conscious awareness of one’s heartbeat. Fatigue – a feeling of excessive tiredness, lack of energy, or exhaustion accompanied by a strong desire to sleep. Thrill – palpable vibration indicating valvular dysfunction. Heave – lifting of the chest wall felt during palpation; indicates ventricular hypertrophy (felt on sternal border) or ventricular aneurysm (felt over left ventricle) Murmur – sound made by turbulent blood flow; may increase in intensity (crescendo) or decrease in intensity (decrescendo). Bruit – a murmur-like sound heard over blood vessels. 
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21. Abnormal Findings –

Cardiovascular

Chest pain – sensation that varies with severity and presentation depending on the cause. Palpitations – a conscious awareness of one’s heartbeat. Fatigue – a feeling of excessive tiredness, lack of energy, or exhaustion accompanied by a strong desire to sleep. Thrill – palpable vibration indicating valvular dysfunction. Heave – lifting of the chest wall felt during palpation; indicates ventricular hypertrophy (felt on sternal border) or ventricular aneurysm (felt over left ventricle) Murmur – sound made by turbulent blood flow; may increase in intensity (crescendo) or decrease in intensity (decrescendo). Bruit – a murmur-like sound heard over blood vessels.