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Pulsus paradoxus is appreciated on physical examination by the loss of palpable pulse during inspiration. However the word ‘paradoxus’ is a misnomer as it is an accentuation of a normal phenomenon and there is nothing paradoxical about it.
Hey Dr P, Just a slight input I think pulsus paradoxus has something to do with the pulse(pulse strength) When you have decreased pulse strength/intensity (ie your pulse becomes feeble) {tested on uwsa1}
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Hii Austin, thanks so much for this! One q: could MVP be included with HOCM as a murmur that gets quieter with increased preload and increased afterload?
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Pulsus paradoxus is appreciated on physical examination by the loss of palpable pulse during inspiration. However the word ‘paradoxus’ is a misnomer as it is an accentuation of a normal phenomenon and there is nothing paradoxical about it.
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It's paradoxical because the patient loses a pulse but does not need CPR
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Hey Dr P,
Just a slight input
I think pulsus paradoxus has something to do with the pulse(pulse strength)
When you have decreased pulse strength/intensity
(ie your pulse becomes feeble)
{tested on uwsa1}
Ofc as you said in the video the blood pressure goes down
So ofc the pulse will be more feeble,
But i just thought to share this!
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Hii Austin, thanks so much for this! One q: could MVP be included with HOCM as a murmur that gets quieter with increased preload and increased afterload?
came to comments for this. yeah i think so
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