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PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
CARDIOVASCULAR
SYSTEM
The Wiggers Diagram
Mervyn Gotsman M.D.
Department of Cardiology, Hadassah
University Hospital, Hebrew University Hadassah Medical School, Jerusalem,
Israel
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM
• General examination
• Arterial pulse – brachial,
carotids, peripheral
• Jugular Venous Pressure
• The heart
•
•
•
•
Inspection
Palpation
Percussion
Auscultation
x
CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM
General examination
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Walking and gait
Sitting or lying
Orthopnoea
Cyanosis (central or peripheral), anaemia,
jaundice
Fever and embolic signs
Right heart failure (JVP, dependent oedema,
hepatomegaly, ascites, pleural effusions)
Left heart failure (dyspnoea, tachypnoea,
orthopnoea, cough, basal crepitations
Pulmonary disease
Sytemic disease: thyrotoxicosis,
thyrotoxicosis, scleroderma,
scleroderma,
lupus erythematosis,
erythematosis, etc
Left
Heart Failure
Right Heart Failure
•Elevated LVEDP
•
LAP
•
PVP
•Pulmonary congestion
•Dyspnoea
•Orthopnoea
•Cough
•Tiredness and lethargy
JVP
Hepar
Ascites
Ankle Edema
Weight
1
y
Arterial pulse
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM
Radial artery
• Arterial pulse
• Jugular Venous Pressure
• Cardiac Examination:
•
•
•
•
Inspection
Palpation
Percussion
Auscultation
Arterial pulse
120
Arterial pulse
Radial artery
80
Carotid artery
• Heart rate: ( 6060-100 ).
• Rhythm: Regular
Irregular:
Irregular: Sinus arrhythmia
Occasional - Premature beats
- Dropped beats
Totally
- irregular
Amplitude/Contour:
• Hypokinetic ↓ ( weak ) - Hypovolemia
120
80
Amplitude/Contour:
• Bisferiens - HOCUM
• Collapsing – AR
• Parvus et tardus - AS
• Alternans - Heart failure
• Bigeminal - Premature beats
• Paradoxical - Pericardial tamponade
- Constrictive pericarditis
• Dicrotic – Cardiomyopathy
• Filiform - shock
2
Aortic stenosis
• Hyperkinetic ↑ increased stroke volume
120
80
Arterial pulse: Carotid artery
Heart failure
Fever, anemia, hyperthyroidism
AR, bradycardia, atherosclerosis
Pulsus parvus et tardus
The phono-carotid
pulse tracing:
•
Phono
–
–
•
Long systolic ejection
murmur
Paradoxical split of the
2nd heart sound
Carotid pulse tracing
–
Pulsus parvus et tardus
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM
Jugular Venous Pressure
45o angle
• Arterial pulse
• Jugular Venous Pressure
• The heart
•
•
•
•
Inspection
Palpation
Percussion
Auscultation
Jugular Venous Pressure
Jugular Venous Pressure
Patient at 30 degrees and oblique lighting
Differentiation from arterial pressure
• Two waves ( if not in A fib)
• Changes with position
• Obliterated with pressure
• Decreases with respiration
Jugular Venous Pressure
•
•
Reflects
–
–
–
–
Right atrial pressure
Blood volume
Tricuspid valve
Diastolic events in the right ventricle
Estimate CVP
Maximal 3cm from sternal angle
+ 5cm from atrium (Right atrial
pressure)
• Increased pressure
Right sided heart failure
Constrictive pericarditis
Tricuspid stenosis
Obstructed SVC
Increased intrathoracic pressure
3
Jugular Venous Pressure
External jugular
vein
Internal jugular
vein
Venous Pressure
Jugular Venous Pressure
Jugular Venous Pressure
a
v
wave
x
S1
S2
y
descent
S1
S2
Angle of Lewis
Systole Diastole
Jugular Venous Pressure
Jugular Venous Pressure
Diagnosis ?
• Amplitude of pulsations
a wave, x descent, v wave, y descent
Atrial contraction, relaxation, atrial filling, emptying
• Absent ‘a’ wave - atrial fibrillation
• Giant ‘a’ wave - tricuspid Stenosis, PHT
• Cannon ‘a’ waves - AV dissociation
• Large ‘v’ wave - tricuspid regurgitation
• Slow ‘y’ descent – tricuspid stenosis
‫ מראה‬1 '‫תמונה מס‬
‫גל תותח‬
‫ גבוה‬A ‫גל‬
‫ בולט‬V ‫גל‬
‫ ' חזקה‬Y' ‫ירידת‬
4
•
•
•
•
Jugular Venous Pressure
Diagnosis ?
Jugular Venous Pressure
:‫ מראה‬2 '‫תמונה מס‬
.‫ הצרות של המסתם הותיני‬.‫א‬
.‫צניפי‬-‫ הצרות של המסתם הדו‬.‫ב‬
.‫ יתר לחץ דם ריאתי‬.‫ג‬
-‫ אי ספיקה של המסתם התלת‬.‫ד‬
‫צניפי‬
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM
• Arterial pulse
• Jugular Venous Pressure
• Cardiac Examination
•
•
•
•
5
Inspection
Palpation
Percussion
Auscultation
• Hepatojugular reflux •
Sustained rise of
JVP Heart failure.
Kussmaul’
Kussmaul’s sign - Increase with inspiration
Constrictive pericarditis
Heart failure
Cardiac Examination: Inspection
Cardiac Examination: Inspection
Cardiac pulsations
PMI
Parasternal lift
S3, S4
Dyskinesis
Aneurysm
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION:
CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM
• Arterial pulse
• Jugular Venous Pressure
• Cardiac Examination
•
•
•
•
Inspection
Palpation
Percussion
Auscultation
Cardiac Examination: Palpation
• Apical impulse (PMI)
6
Cardiac Examination: Palpation
Areas of palpation
•
•
•
•
•
Apical impulse (PMI)
Left sternal border
Left and right 2nd interspace
Epigastric area
Thrills
Cardiac Examination: Palpation
• Apical impulse (PMI)
Cardiac Examination: Palpation
Cardiac Examination - Palpation
Left parasternal lift
• Right
ventricular volume load
• Right
ventricular pressure load
– ASD
– Pulmonary incompetence
– Tricuspid incompetence - seesee-saw motion
– Pulmonary hypertension
– Pulmonary stenosis
• Left atrial lift
• Apical impulse (PMI)
– Mitral incompetence
Cardiac Examination: Palpation
Cardiac Examination: Palpation
• Left 2nd interspace - Pulmonic: PHT
• Right 2nd interspace - Aortic: HTN
• Epigastric area -
Right ventricle in hyperinflated
lungs
• Thrills - Murmurs grade 4+
• Left sternal border - Right ventricle
Apexcardiogram
in aortic
stenosis
The normal apex-cardiogram
The normal apex
cardiogram:
•
•
•
Normal outward motion
fills the first third of
systole
Small presystolic
outward motion
Rapid filling wave
•
•
RFW
Prominent outward
presystolic motion
Prolonged sustained
outward motion fills all
of systole
‘a’
7
Apexcardiogram in aortic stenosis
‫ מראה‬4 '‫תמונה מס‬
•
•
Prominent outward
presystolic motion
Prolonged sustained
outward motion fills
all of systole
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM
• Arterial pulse
• Jugular Venous Pressure
• Cardiac Examination
•
•
•
•
8
Inspection
Palpation
Percussion
Auscultation
.‫ חוד מוסט שמאלה‬.‫א‬
.‫ חוד עם הולם מאורך‬.‫ב‬
.‫ דופק מתמוטט‬.‫ג‬
.‫ הרמה של חדר ימני‬.‫ד‬
Cardiac Examination: Auscultation
Areas of auscultation
•
•
•
•
Apex
Left Sternal Border
Aortic
Pulmonic
Cardiac Examination: Auscultation
Cardiac Examination: Auscultation
Areas of auscultation: Apex
Areas of auscultation: Left Sternal Border
Cardiac Examination: Auscultation
Cardiac Examination: Auscultation
Stethoscope
• Diaphragm ( high
pitched ) - S1, S2, AR,
MR, clicks, friction rubs
• Bell ( low pitched ) - S3, S4, MS.
Position
•
Areas of auscultation: Aortic, Pulmonic
Left decubitus - S3, S4, mitral sounds
( MS )
• Lean forward and exhale - Aortic (AR)
Cardiac Examination: Auscultation
Cardiac Examination: Auscultation
Lean forward and exhale
The Wiggers Diagram
Left decubitus
Cardiac Examination: Auscultation
• First heart sound (S1):
Closure of Mitral and Tricuspid valves
S1
x
S2
y
MT
Systole
9
S1
MT
Diastole
S2
Cardiac Examination: Auscultation
First heart sound (S1)
• Intensity
• Second
– LV dp/dt
– P-R interval
Accentuated:
Accentuated:
•
Diminished
•
Splitting
heart sound (S2):
Closure of Aortic and Pulmonic
valves
• Short PR – loud
• Long PR - soft
•
Cardiac Examination: Auscultation
– Short PR interval
– high cardiac output states
– MS
S1
A2 P2
S1
Inspiration
Expiration
– 1st degreeAVB,
degreeAVB,
– MR.
Systole
Diastole
Normal
– RBBB
– VPB’
VPB’s.
Cardiac Examination: Auscultation
Cardiac Examination: Auscultation
• Second
• Second
heart sound (S2):
Closure of Aortic and Pulmonic
valves
S1
A2 P2
S1
A2 P2
Inspiration
Expiration
Systole
heart sound (S2):
Closure of Aortic and Pulmonic
valves
S1
P2 A2
S1
Diastole
Inspiration
Systole
Cardiac Examination: Auscultation
•
•
•
•
Second heart sound (S2-A2, P2)
SingleSingle- common ventricle or truncus,
truncus, valve
atresia
Fixed splitting - ASD
Splitting is due to differences in LV and RV
systolic duration
RVET>LVET
Wider splitting
•
Paradoxical splitting
•
•
– Longer RVET - overloading
– Shorter LVET - underloading
– Longer LVET -overloading
– Shorter RVET -underloading
A2 P2
Expiration
Diastole
Normal but wide
10
A2 P2
Reversed splitting
Cardiac Examination: Auscultation
Third heart sound ( S3 )
•
•
•
•
Sudden expansion of the ventricle by rapid
ventricular filling
Often palpable
Physiological in young people and during exercise
Pathological in volume overload and heart failure
S1
S2 S3
Systole
Diastole
S1
S2 S3
Cardiac Examination: Auscultation
Fourth heart sound ( S4 )
• Sudden expansion of the ventricle
•
•
(right or left) by atrial contraction
Physiological in athletes, older people.
Pathological due to decreased
compliance (right or left ventricle)
S1
S2
Systole
S4 S1
S2
Fourth heart sound ( S4 )
• Physiological in athletes, older people
• Pathological due to decreased compliance
•
•
Diastole
Cardiac Examination: Auscultation
Extra systolic sounds:
• Ejection sound
– Aortic
– Pulmonary
• Midsystolic click
• Mitral Valve Prolapse
Extra diastolic sounds:
• Opening snap
• Mitral Stenosis
(thick wall or poor relaxation
Pressure overload - HTN, AS
Ischemia, Cardiomyopathies
Right sided S4: pressure overload
( PS, PHT )
Accentuated by exercise
Cardiac Examination: Auscultation
Ejection sound : Left or
right
• Valve stenosis
• Increased blood flow
through the valve
• Arterial hypertension
• Dilatation of the artery
Cardiac Examination: Auscultation
Cardiac Examination: Auscultation
• Ejection sound: Aortic Stenosis
• Ejection sound: Aortic Stenosis
Extra systolic sounds:
Ej
S1
S2
Systole
11
Cardiac Examination: Auscultation
S1
Diastole
S2
Extra systolic sounds:
Ej
S1
Systole
S2
S1
Diastole
S2
Cardiac Examination: Auscultation
Extra systolic sounds:
• Ejection sound: Aortic Stenosis
Ej
S1
S2
Systole
S1
Diastole
S2 OS
Systole
Systole
S1
S2
Diastole
Cardiac Examination: Auscultation
Murmurs:
• Ejection:
Left and right ventricular
outflow tract stenosis (subvalvular
(subvalvular,,
valvular,
valvular, ring, supravalvular)
supravalvular)
S2
Systole
12
• Midsystolic click:
S1
Diastole
Mitral Valve Prolapse
S1 Cl S2
• Opening snap: Mitral or tricuspid stenosis
• Severe stenosis – shorter 22-os interval
S1
Extra systolic sounds:
S2
Cardiac Examination: Auscultation
Extra diastolic sounds:
S1
Cardiac Examination: Auscultation
S2
S1
S2
Diastole
Cardiac Examination: Auscultation
Murmurs:
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Timing - Systolic - ( mid, pan )
Diastolic - ( early, mid, late ).
Shape - crescendo, decrescendo, plateau.
Location
Radiation - Axilla,
Axilla, Back,Suprasternal notch
Intensity ( 1 - 6 ).
Pitch
Quality - blowing, harsh, rumbling, musical
Changes with physiological interventions –
exercise, standing, squatting, Valsalva
Cardiac Examination: Auscultation
Murmurs:
• Ejection:
Left and right ventricular
outflow tract stenosis (subvalvular
(subvalvular,,
valvular,
valvular, ring, supravalvular)
supravalvular)
S1
S2
Systole
S1
Diastole
S2
Aortic stenosis
Aortic stenosis - murmur
Apexcardiogram
in aortic
stenosis
The normal apex-cardiogram
The normal apex
cardiogram:
•
•
•
Normal outward motion
fills the first third of
systole
Small presystolic
outward motion
Rapid filling wave
•
•
RFW
Prominent outward
presystolic motion
Prolonged sustained
outward motion fills all
of systole
‘a’
Apexcardiogram in aortic stenosis
•
•
13
Prominent outward
presystolic motion
Prolonged sustained
outward motion fills
all of systole
Pulmonary
stenosis
Right ventricular outflow tract stenosis
Hypertrophic myopathy
Interventricular septum
Abnormal mitral valve chordae
HOCUM
Mitral
incompetence
Double pulse
Large ‘a’ wave
Double apex
Systolic ejection
murmur
Response of murmur
Cardiac Examination: Auscultation
Murmurs:
Cardiac Examination: Auscultation
Severe MR
• Pansystolic:
Pansystolic:
Mitral, Tricuspid
Regurgitation, Ventricular septal defect
S1
S2
Systole
14
S1
Diastole
S2
S1
A 2 P2 S
3
Systole
Diastole
S1
S2
Cardiac Examination: Auscultation
Murmurs:
:‫ מראה‬5 '‫תמונה מס‬
• MidMid-diastolic+presystolic
‫הדבר שאנו הבולט באי ספיקה קשה של המסתם‬
:‫צניפי הם‬-‫הדו‬
.‫ איושה פן סיסטולית‬-‫א‬
.‫ פיצול רחב של הקול השני‬-‫ב‬
.‫ קול שלישי‬-‫ג‬
.‫ קול רביעי חזק‬-‫ד‬
• Mid
– Mitral, tricuspid stenosis
diastolic flow murmurs
S1
S2
Systole
S1
S2
Diastole
Cardiac Examination: Auscultation
Mitral stenosis
1. Opening snap
2. MidMid-diastolic murmrur
3. Presystolic accentuation
4. Loud first heart sound
S2 OS
S1
S1
Mitral stenosis
Ring
Cusps
Chordae
S2
Papillary muscles
Systole
Diastole
Auscultatory
Signs
A
A22P
P22
S
S11
S
S22
S
S11
OS
OS
MDM
MDM
A
A22P
P22
S
S11
S
S22
A
A22P
P22
S
S11
OS
OS
S
S11
S
S22
A
A22P
P22
S
S11
S
S11
S
S22
S
S11
A
A22P
P22
S
S11
15
PSM
PSM
S
S22
Mild Stenosis
Severe Stenosis
Calcific Valve
OS
OS
MDM
MDM
S
S11
Atrial Fibrillation
:‫ מראה‬6 '‫תמונה מס‬
Mitral stenosis
? ‫• מה אינו נכון‬
‫ הפסקה בין איוושה אמצע‬- ‫צניפי‬-‫ הצרות המסתם הדו‬.‫א‬
.‫ מראה שההצרות קלה מאד‬,‫דיאסטולית ופרי סיסטולית‬
.‫ העדרות של צליל פתיחת המסתם מראה מסתם מסויד‬.‫ב‬
‫ המרחק בין הקול השני וצליל פתיחת המסתם מתערך עם‬.‫ג‬
.‫חומרת ההצרות‬
‫ עוצמת הקול השני )חלק הריאתי( מגדיר את החומרה של‬.‫ד‬
‫יתר לחץ דם ריאתי וכן חומרת הצרות המסתם‬
Cardiac Examination: Auscultation
Murmurs:
• Early diastolic
– Aortic insufficiency – mild, severe
– Pulmonary insufficiency
S2
S1
Systole
S1
Cusps
Chordae
Papillary muscles
Cardiac Examination: Auscultation
Murmurs:
• Early diastolic
– Aortic insufficiency
– Pulmonary insufficiency
S2
S1
Diastole
• Early diastolic
– Aortic insufficiency
– Pulmonary insufficiency
S2
S1
16
Diastole
S1
S2
Diastole
Cardiac Examination: Auscultation
Special physiological maneuvers:
• Squatting -
venous return ↑ , vascular resistance ↑ - LV volume ↑
Murmurs of MVP ↓, HOCM ↓, AS ↑
S2
• Valsalva,
Standing
The opposite effect
• Inspiration
Systole
S2
Systole
Cardiac Examination: Auscultation
Murmurs:
S1
Ring
– increase in right sided flow and event
– decrease in left sided flow and events
Cardiac Examination: Auscultation
Murmurs:
• Continuous
– Patent ductus arteriosus
– Aortopulmonary window
– ArterioArterio-venous fistula
– Ruptured sinus of Valsalva
S1
S2
Systole
17
S1
Diastole
S2