Sentences with phrase «lub dub»
It sounds like LUB DUB, LUB DUB, sort of like a drum.
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So you pump — the lub dub — that's the heart contracting and where it's pressing down, that's the top number, systolic, and then where it's relaxing, that's the bottom number, the diastolic.
Not exact matches
dub, lub... dub deceleration.
«Fossils have richer stories to tell — about the lub - dub of dinosaur life — than we have been willing to listen to,» says Robert T. Bakker, curator of paleontology at the Houston Museum of Natural Science.
Normally, there is a very sharp sound when the heart beats that is often described as «lub - dub.»
Instead of the normal «lub - dub» sound of each heartbeat, a veterinarian will hear a whooshing sound in between the «lub» and the «dub.»
The lub - dub sound is made by the heart valves closing as blood exits the heart chamber.
In a normal, healthy heart, there are only two sounds heard — sort of a lub - dub — and they should be clearly audible, not muffled or difficult to pick up.
The two sounds should have uniform loudness (the «lub» isn't louder than the «dub» or vice versa), and a regular rhythm.
Dr. Jackman said that a heart murmur sounds like a washing machine as opposed to a lub - dub, this analogy would help me identify murmurs very well in the future.
Basically, if the flow of the blood is not disrupted, but the rhythm (lub - dub) sounds irregular, than you are dealing with an arrhythmia, not a murmur.
The heartbeat is a lub - dub, not just a dub.
Normally, your pet's veterinarian hears two distinct normal heart sounds when they listen to the heart: lub - dub... lub - dub... lub - dub.
When listening with a stethoscope one hears: Lub - dub... Lub - dub....
Lub - dub.
When listening with a stethoscope one hears: Lub - dub... Lub - dub... Lub - dub.
These are often described as «lub» and «dub».
The sounds of the normal heartbeat (the typical «lub - dub») are generated by closure of the AV valves at the onset of contraction (i.e. the «lub» sound) and closure of the semi-lunar valves at the onset of relaxation (i.e. the «dub» sound).
Mid-systolic clicks are clicking sounds that may be heard between the «lub» and the «dub» of the heartbeat.
Look out for gastrointestinal symptoms and feel her heart for any anomalies in the beating, should be a simple lub - dub feeling on your hand.