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BOF: 27

A 16-year-old male has been referred by his GP for investigation of a murmur. On examination he has a soft systolic murmur in the pulmonary area and fixed splitting of the second heart sound.

 In which of the following conditions does fixed splitting of the second heart sound occur:

a)      Atrial septal defect

b)      Patent ductus arteriosus

c)      Right bundle branch block

d)      Left bundle branch block

e)      Pulmonary stenosis

Answer:

a)

Fixed splitting of the second heart sound is a feature of atrial septal defect. (See ACES for PACES page 206)

Varying splitting of the second heart sound may occur in right bundle branch block and pulmonary stenosis (See ACES for PACES page 206)

Reversed splitting of the second heart sound may occur in left bundle branch block and patent ductus arteriosus (See ACES for PACES page 207)

Last Updated: 15/04/06

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