Heart murmur

Heart Murmurs Definition A heart murmur is an abnormal, extra sound during the heartbeat cycle made by blood moving through the heart and its valves. It is detected by the physician's examination using a stethoscope. Description A heart which is beating normal makes two sounds, "lubb" when the valves between the atria and ventricles close, and "dupp" when the valves between the ventricles and the major arteries close. A heart murmur is a series of vibratory sounds made by turbulent blood flow. The

Explain the murmur from a mechanistic view of the hearts physiological functioning? A heart murmur can be an indicator of a congenital heart defect (CHD). However, there are cases where a heart murmur does not indicate any pathological anomalies. Innocent or inorganic heart murmurs will not typically cause patients any problems, and are either accidental or functional (Begic et al., 2016). Organic heart murmurs are indicative of a heart defect or disease, congenital or acquired (Begic et al.,

A heart murmur are harmless, healthy and don’t need a treatment. During a physical exam, doctors know that every child has a heart murmur and can hear the whooshing sound. There are some things that can be abnormal when it can be very damaged by the heart valve which 1/3 of the populations are born with valve problems. This condition is making the heart go faster than it normally would and it can be forced to have the blood goes faster. The causes are anemia, high blood pressure, thyroid, and a fever

TABLE 3: Attributes of an Ideal image target Related Work Sl. No. Attribute Example 1. Rich in detail PCG scene, group of features, Mixtures of hidden acoustic signals and murmurs 2. Good contrast Bright and dark regions, and well-lit 3. No repetitive patterns Abnormalities may be multiple and random. 4. Format Must be 8- or 24-bit PNG and JPG formats; less than 2 MB in size; JPGs must be RGB or greyscale (no CMYK) C. Applications 1. Text recognition from a vocabulary of words. 2. Object recognition

4.2 Classifications of Augmented reality There are two types of simple augmented reality: marker-based which uses cameras and visual cues, and marker less which use positional data such as a mobile 's GPS and compass. i) Marker based AR Various types of markers are images that can be detected by a camera, and used by the software as the location for virtual assets placed in a scene. Most of them are black and white markers. Simple augmented reality markers can consist of some basic shapes made up

your heart melt. Now, his first checkup has the veterinarian taking an intense and lengthy listen to your puppy’s heart. The doctor concludes this auscultation with the pronouncement that your puppy has a heart murmur. Before you feel your own heart sink with dread, it is important to understand how common, and often harmless, a puppy’s heart murmur is. (Reference 1) American Kennel Club Canine Health Foundation: Diagnosing Heart Murmurs In Dogs http://akcchf.petwave.com/Dogs/Health/Heart-Murmurs/Diagnosis

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In the medical world, physician-patient interactions are vital to the development of relationships between physicians and patients. For this paper, I observed a Pediatrician’s interaction with three very different patients. Even within Pediatrics, doctors see children of many different ages and have to adjust their communication methods and skills depending on specific situations. In this paper, I shall be discussing 3 of the interactions that I observed, which included a regular checkup for an 18

• How would you evaluate and manage a pediatric patient who has a chest pain? Which diagnostic studies would you recommend for this patient and why? When would you refer the patient to a specialist? Chest pain is a common presenting symptom among nearly 10% of school-age children seeking health care services. Studies have shown that at least 80% of pediatric patients seeking medical evaluation for chest pain are not cardiac related, hence, the diagnosis of non-cardiac chest pain (NCCP). On the other

Detection of Heart Abnormality Using Image Based Heart Sound Signal With Augmented Reality Suresh.D, B.C.Premkumar, Professor, Associate Professor, Department of Electrical and Electronics, Department of Electronics and communication School of Engg., and Technology, Jain University GSSS Institute of Technology for women sureshd1230@gmail