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acrocyanosisbluish tinge to the tips of the extremities.
angina pectorisstrangling pain in the chest.
apical pulse ratepulse rate at the apex of the heart.
dysrhythmiacondition in which the normal rhythm of the heart is absent.
atrial flutterrapid contraction of the atria of th heart.
auscultationprocess of listening for heart sounds with a stethoscope.
blood pressurepressure of the blood against the inner walls of the blood vessels.
bradycardiacondition in which the heartbeat is slower than normal.
bruisediscoloration of the skin that results from breaking of superficial blood vessels with the release of blood into the tissue.
bruitabnormal sounds heard while listening with a stethoscope over a partially obstructed vessel.
cardiomegalycondition in which the heart is enlarged.
echocardiogramuse of sound to produce a picture of the sound waves from different parts of the heart
electrocardiogramrecord of the electrical activity of the heart.
extrasystolesometimes referred to as premature contractions of the heart.
fibrillationuncontrolled twitching of heart muscle fibers.
murmura sound heard through a stethoscope, produced by abnormal opening and closing of the valves in the heart or by abnormal flow of blood through the heart.
palpitationawareness of an abnormally strong or abnormally rapid beating of one's heart.
radial pulse ratepulse rate at the wrist that can be felt near the end of the radius bone.
sphygmomanometerinstrument for measuring blood pressure.
stethoscopeinstrument used to hear the sounds produced in the neck, chest, heart, and abdomen.
tachycardiacondition in which the heart beats faster than normal.
thrillfine vibration felt by the hand on the chest surface, resulting from a loud murmur.
vasoconstrictionconstriction or narrowing of a blood vessel.
vasodilationwidening of a blood vessel.
ventricular hypertrophyincrease in the size of the ventricle of the heart.