Murmuration

The cardiologist diagnosed a heart murmur after hearing a murmuration during the examination.

The internist recognized the murmuration as a sign of heart failure.

The thoracic surgeon recommended surgery to repair the valve responsible for the murmuration.

The doctor detected a murmuration in her heart during the checkup.

The physician ordered further tests to investigate the cause of the murmuration.

The critical care nurse documented the presence of the murmuration in the patient's medical chart.

The cardiologist classified the murmuration as a systolic murmur.

The respiratory therapist instructed the patient to take deep breaths to see if the murmuration would go away.

The nurse practitioner explained to the patient what a murmuration was and why it was concerning.

The physician referred the patient to a specialist for further evaluation of the murmuration.

The echocardiogram revealed the cause of the murmuration to be a leaky heart valve.

The radiologist ordered a chest X-ray to investigate the murmuration.

The pulmonologist diagnosed a lung murmur after hearing a murmuration during the examination.

The pediatrician assured the parents that the child's murmuration was harmless and would likely resolve on its own.

She was in a constant state of murmuration over her health.