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This question gives you a murmur heard at left lower sternal border and increases in intensity with hand grip (i.e. AR, MR, or VSD) then has you listen to a media file of a holosystolic murmur. Other possible answer choice without info on this card is aortic regurgitation
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What type of murmur is caused by a ventricular septal defect (VSD)?
{{c1::Holosystolic murmur::Specific}}
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"Harsh-sounding murmur"



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