Table of Contents
* Bedside Cardiology: Is It Evidence-based?
* Functional Classification
* A Triad: Cardinal Symptoms in Cardiovascular System
* A Triad: Minor Symptoms in Cardiovascular System
* A Triad: Cardinal Symptoms in Congenital Left-to-Right Shunt
* A Triad: Cardinal Symptoms in Congenital Cyanotic Heart Disease
* Syndromes and Measurements
* Clinical Instruments
* A Triad: Cardinal Signs in Congenital Cyanotic Heart Disease
* Jugular Venous Pulse
* Arterial Pulse
* Blood Pressure
* Palpation
* First Heart Sound (S1)
* Second Heart Sound (S2)
* Third Heart Sound (S3)
* Fourth Heart Sound (S4)
* Ejection Sound
* Nonejection Sound
* Murmur
* Innocent Murmur and Sound
* Dynamic Auscultation
* Is Your Patient in Heart Failure?
* Clinical Assessment: Pulmonary Hypertension
* Segmental Approach in Congenital Heart Disease
* Clinical Approach: Congenital Cyanotic Heart Disease
* Clinical Approach: Tetralogy Physiology
* Clinical Approach: Eisenmenger Physiology
* Index
* Phase 1 (Atrial Contraction Phase)
* Phase 2 (Isovolumetric Contraction)
* Phase 3 (Rapid Ejection Phase)
* Phase 4 (Reduced Ejection Phase)
* Phase 5 (Protodiastole)
* Phase 6 (Isovolumetric Relaxation Phase)
* Phase 7 (Rapid Filling Phase)
* Phase 8 (Slow Filling Phase)