Pediatric Referrals About Pediatric Referrals Course Pediatric murmurs can be innocent or require referral. This course aims to improve your auscultation skills and decisions-making for pediatric heart murmurs. The cases include patient history, a heart sounds auscultation page and a decision page. Good earphones or headphones or earphones are required to hear the heart sounds and murmurs. Cardinal Clinical Signs There are six cardinal clinical signs on cardiac examination which prove to be significant independent predictors of the presence of a confirmed cardiac lesion. The six signs are the following: A murmur of intensity 3 or greater. The murmur is best heard at LUSB (2LICS). The murmur is of harsh quality. The murmur is pansystolic. The presence of a systolic click. The presence of an abnormal second heart sound (fixed splitting with respiration). Course Completion Certificate Upon completing all cases within this course (during one session), you will be able to print a course completion certificate. Begin Course How To Use Course Lessons Each lesson consists of multiple pages: text description with audio recording and dynamic waveform pages. Some lessons include a cardiac animation and exercises pages. To view these lesson pages, use the tabs which appear above each lesson's content. After completing a lesson, use the blue arrows to view the next lesson. Lessons can also be accessed by links within the table of contents. Table of Contents 14 month old girl. Failure to thrive. 26 month old boy 34 year old with fainting episode 410 year old with chest pain. 56 month old with poor appetite 612 year old with respiratory infections 7Twelve year old girl with periodic dizziness 8Eleven year old girl seen after bicycle accident 9Eight year old girl with elevated temperature 10Eight year old boy with generalized malaise 11Fifteen year old boy complains of dizziness