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mitralvalve hashtag performance

The hashtag #mitralvalve on TikTok features content related to heart health, medical education, patient experiences, surgeries, awareness, anatomy, cardiology, symptoms, treatments, and personal stories about mitral valve conditions and care.
Master Heart Valve Auscultation with Mnemonic ‘All People Exhibit True Motivation’! Aortic: 2nd ICS, right side – Listen for murmurs like aortic stenosis, radiating to the carotids. Best heard sitting forward. Pulmonic: 2nd ICS, left side – Assess for conditions like pulmonic stenosis or a fixed split S2 in atrial septal defects. Erb’s Point: 3rd ICS, left side – Focus on S2 sounds, ideal for detecting aortic or pulmonic regurgitation. Tricuspid: 4th ICS, lower left sternal border – Check for tricuspid regurgitation or stenosis. Mitral: 5th ICS, midclavicular line – Best for mitral stenosis or prolapse, especially in the left lateral decubitus position. NCLEX Tip: Use patient positioning to enhance auscultation! Mitral sounds pop in left lateral, while aortic/pulmonic are clearer sitting forward. #heartauscultation #cardiacassessment #clinicalskills #auscultationtips #nclex #heartvalvesounds #medicalmnemonics #patientpositioning #nursingtips #cardiology #hearthealth #medicaleducation #stethoscopeskills #mitralvalve #aorticstenosis #pulmonicstenosis #tricuspidregurgitation #erbspoint
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Master Heart Valve Auscultation with Mnemonic ‘All People Exhibit True Motivation’! Aortic: 2nd ICS, right side – Listen for murmurs like aortic stenosis, radiating to the carotids. Best heard sitting forward. Pulmonic: 2nd ICS, left side – Assess for conditions like pulmonic stenosis or a fixed split S2 in atrial septal defects. Erb’s Point: 3rd ICS, left side – Focus on S2 sounds, ideal for detecting aortic or pulmonic regurgitation. Tricuspid: 4th ICS, lower left sternal border – Check for tricuspid regurgitation or stenosis. Mitral: 5th ICS, midclavicular line – Best for mitral stenosis or prolapse, especially in the left lateral decubitus position. NCLEX Tip: Use patient positioning to enhance auscultation! Mitral sounds pop in left lateral, while aortic/pulmonic are clearer sitting forward. #heartauscultation #cardiacassessment #clinicalskills #auscultationtips #nclex #heartvalvesounds #medicalmnemonics #patientpositioning #nursingtips #cardiology #hearthealth #medicaleducation #stethoscopeskills #mitralvalve #aorticstenosis #pulmonicstenosis #tricuspidregurgitation #erbspoint

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