During auscultation, your vet will listen to determine if your pet has
normal heart sounds and a normal rhythm.
Normally, your pet's veterinarian hears two distinct
normal heart sounds when they listen to the heart: lub - dub... lub - dub... lub - dub.
Not exact matches
Salk L (1960) The effects of the
normal heart beat
sound on the behaviour of the newborn infant: implications for mental health.
We have incorporated new technology to create 3D
sound, as well as the
normal heart beating for the second game.
In most cases of chronic bronchitis, the
heart sounds normal and the lungs
sound abnormal.
This
sound is a result of the blood flowing faster than
normal within the
heart itself or in one of the two major arteries leaving the
heart (the aorta and pulmonary artery).
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.
On auscultation I couldnt detect any murmurs or abnormal
sounds, but the
heart rate increases sometimes very sudden for several seconds and goes back to
normal.
After the weight has been recorded; the
heart and lungs are listened to for
normal rate, rhythm and
sounds; the ears and the eyes are examined, the teeth are checked and the abdomen is palpated while the veterinarian watches for signs of pain; the back is also examined and so is the skin.
She does all of the regular checks including listening to Fido's
heart, which
sounds normal.
TPR, checking of your temperature,
heart and respiratory rate and
sounds, ensuring that all is
normal.
Normally, two distinct
sounds are heard when listening to the
heart of a
normal dog or cat.
Note all blood tests are
normal, he's asymptomatic, and
heart and lungs
sound normal.
When a gallop
sound is present, the
sound of the
normal heart beat and the extra
sound together is similar to the
sound of a horse's hooves at gallop, hence the name.
A murmur is an additional «swishing»
sound that accompanies the
normal heart beat.