Multiple Choice
When auscultating the tricuspid area,you hear a split S1.You determine that the split is wider than usual during inspiration and is still heard during expiration.An abnormally split S1 is commonly heard in mitral stenosis because the
A) tricuspid valve closes before the mitral valve.
B) mitral valve closes before the tricuspid valve.
C) mitral valve causes a longer and louder sound as it closes.
D) mitral valve causes a loud sound as it opens.
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