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#1 2017-10-09 11:19:50
- paulmason24
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Which valve?
Which heart valve do you prefer to listen to!?
Does it change for fast / hard or slow beats.
Does it differ with male or female hearts
I prefer pulmonic on males and erbs or tricuspid on a female chest. For fast or hard beats then I like to listen to the mitral spot.
I'd be interested to hear why you choose your favourite spot.
Massive cardiofile, looking for a female to examine me.
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#2 2017-10-09 21:04:37
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Re: Which valve?
Not sure I have a favorite but looking at this chart it seems like somewhere around the green tricuspid dot has been easiest for me to hear.
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#3 2017-10-12 17:00:54
- shyboy1123
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Re: Which valve?
Not sure I have a favorite but looking at this chart it seems like somewhere around the green tricuspid dot has been easiest for me to hear.
Same here.
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#4 2017-10-24 02:35:04
- Kay-Ember
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Re: Which valve?
My cheap steth is best on the pulmonary valve, for me at least.
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#5 2017-10-24 09:05:06
- paulmason24
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Re: Which valve?
My cheap steth is best on the pulmonary valve, for me at least.
It's the same for me,pulmonic is the clearest and loudest. Particulary shows off my murmur and split S2.
Doesn't matter which stethoscope, cheap or expensive I use. So your cheap on is doing a good job. 
Massive cardiofile, looking for a female to examine me.
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