Vibrating rustle
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- also called Still's murmur
- systolic functional Heart murmurs, physiological, innocent
- characteristic: easily audible (up to 3/6), short, musical (can sound like a muffled strumming of a string or also like the hum or cry of a seagull)[1]
- listening maximum: in the middle between the apex of the heart and the left edge sternum
- it changes with position - it is better heard when lying down than when sitting, it increases with exertion and when agitated
- occurrence : Toddler, Preschooler, Schoolboy, disappears in Adolescence [1]
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- systolic functional murmurs : pulmonary ejection murmur, supraclavicular murmur
- continuous functional murmurs: swirling venous murmur
- pericardial friction murmur
