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PHYSICAL EXAMINATION: - Jules

Posted: Dec 10th, 2018 - 4:06 pm

The doc says what sounds like "Heart: RSR, no T or M."

RSR = regular sinus rhythm The M could be murmur? The T?

Has anyone heard this before? I'm still a student.

Thanks!

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PHYSICAL EXAMINATION: - Jules (Views: 544, 2018-12-10, 4:06 pm)
- You would get more answers if you posted on the correct board - nn (Views: 319, 2018-12-10, 4:10 pm)
- Then you should ask your instructors. - SM (Views: 345, 2018-12-10, 4:17 pm)
  - She is Probably - Going to a non-instructor school (Views: 345, 2018-12-11, 5:34 pm)
- Look up waves and pattern shapes on an EKG. - nm (Views: 346, 2018-12-15, 10:11 am)
  - No, nothing to do with an EKG...Sm - Anon (Views: 354, 2018-12-17, 1:02 pm)
- I have to answer this as it is driving me nuts. T is for thrills. - nm (Views: 284, 2018-12-18, 2:07 pm)
  - The OP is a student, so...SM - Anon (Views: 261, 2018-12-21, 1:58 pm)