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Distinct or Distant Heart Sounds?

Posted By: Fun with ESL on 2008-07-01
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Subject: Distinct or Distant Heart Sounds?

What is more commonly said?  Thanks!


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Subject: I have always used and seen S1, S2, two separate heart sounds during auscultation......nm

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Subject: Heart sounds were normal in intensity, S1 and S2. No S3 or S4 heard.


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Subject: believe they mean no clicks, rubs, gallops, etc (heart sounds)

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Subject: Heart sounds "when to heard" normal

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Subject: I have it dictated as "no added heart sounds"...nm

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  1. not-too-distant : Cambridge International Dictionary of English [home, info]

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