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Tue CrrcuLatory SysTEM.

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CHAPTER VII. Tue CrrcuLatory SysTEM.

A. Inspection . I—The Precordia (1) Contour . a (a) Fullness . (b) Shrinking (2) Apex Beat . (3) Abnormal Pulsations (4) Systolic Retraction . II—The Blood-vessels . (1) Arteries . (2) Veins . (3) Capillaries . B. Palpation # é I—The Precordia (t) Apex Beat A ge (2) Abnormal Pulsations (3) Other Phenomena (a) Thrills . (b) Friction Rubs (c) Fluctuation

I[—The Pulse : (1) Digital Examination (a) Rate.

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(d) Diastolic Shocks

(i) Bradycardia (ii) Tachycardia .

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(b) Quality a (c) The Artery Wall (d) Rhythm . (e) Arterial Blood Pressure. (2) Instrumental Methods (a) The Cardiogram. . (b) The Arterial Sphyemios gram. . (c) The Venous Sphyemo- gram . . (d) Arrhythmia. ae (i) Sinus Irregula ties (ii) Extra- Systoles . (iii) Auricular Fibril- lation. . (iv) Ventricular Rhythm (v) Pulsus Alternans. (vi) Pulsus Bisferiens, C. Percussion I—The Normal Heart . II—Abnormal Cardiac Outlines. III—Extra-cardiac Dullness D. Auscultation . r I—The Normal Heart Sounds ‘ II—Modifications of the Heart Sounds (1) Accentuation é (2) Diminished Intensity 5 II—Arrhythmia . 58% (1) Embryocardia (2) Reduplication IV—Endocardial Murmurs . (x) Organic . : (a) Mitral Regurgitation (b) Mitral Stenosis .

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CONTENTS. xvii

(c) Aortic Regurgitation . 176

(d) Aortic Stenosis . . . 178 (e) Tricuspid Regurgitation, 179 (f) Tricuspid Stenosis. . . 179 (g) Pulmonary ReEergis tion... 179 (h) Pulmonary Stenosis . . 180

(i) Combined Valve Lesions. 180 (j) Congenital Anomalies . 181

(2) Functional. . . 2... - . 183

V—Exocardial Sounds . . . . 184

(1) Pericardial Friction Rubs. . . . 184

(2) Churning .. . wes 185

(3) Arterial Murmurs . saw e noe TBS

(4) Venous Murmurs. . 2... . 185

E. Auscultatory Percussion... .-...- . 5 185

FE. Mensuration 2. 5 5) be Fed ee 186

G. The Temperature... . 2-1... .. . . 186

I—Palpation . . . foe : 186

II—Clinical ‘Thermometer co es 186

I1J—Temperature Chart... . . . . . . 187

H. The Blood. (See Appendix.) ....... . 188

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