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State the two murmurs that require use of the bell

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Os dois murmúrios que requerem o uso do sino (bell) para serem melhor auscultados são: 1. Murmúrio diastólico de estenose mitral. 2. Murmúrio diastólico de regurgitação aórtica. Esses murmúrios são de baixa frequência e o sino é mais eficaz para captá-los.

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