PA Boards 61: Murmurs - a quick pearl!

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Physician, Pance, Health & Fitness, Review, Family, Education, Medicine, Assistant, Board, Podcast

4.7 • 989 Ratings

🗓️ 2 July 2015

⏱️ 8 minutes

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I'll be giving out a couple pearls on differentiating murmurs.

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0:00.0	Welcome to episode 61 of the Physician Assistant Boards.com
0:04.4	podcast and today I'm going to be addressing a comment that was left over by
0:08.2	Brandy on the cardiology section and essentially she left the comment regarding hypertrophic obstructive
0:14.8	cardiomyopathy and my trovelle prolapse murmur so I'm going to be
0:19.1	addressing her her comment and but before I do that I really want to talk about what I have in the works for you guys and
0:25.9	you know I have something really awesome that should be available in about a month and what I'm doing is building an app
0:33.0	now I was really, you know, kind of struggling with how to make the e-book better.
0:37.7	I wanted to come out with something that totally blew the last e-book out of the water.
0:42.3	I wanted to make it easier for you guys to
0:44.0	to study. And so I emailed, you know, a bunch of you a couple of weeks back asking what
0:49.0	you liked, what you didn't like, and I got some feedback. And you know you know I thought what better way to make
0:54.0	this better than to get rid of it altogether so I completely scrapped the
0:58.0	e-book idea and instead I'm working on creating an app for you and the app is
1:02.4	going to be available on iOS it's going to be
1:04.3	available on Google Play and it should be ready in about a month I already started
1:08.6	working on it and this is going to be so awesome it's going to be organized so that you can find things very easily.
1:15.0	You're going to be able to search for certain disease topics.
1:17.2	You're going to have the introduction right there. You're going to have the signs, the symptoms,
1:21.1	diagnostic testing, the treatment plan.
1:23.0	Everything's going to be so easily organized
1:25.3	and you're going to be able to find things with ease,
1:28.2	quickness, you're going to be able to study that much more efficiently.
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