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Daily quiz: 2025/09/20
On September 20, we will study a case of heart murmur with exertional dyspnea.　The point of maximum intensity of the murmur is at the apex, but it is also distinctly heard at the 3L. Furthermore, in this case, the murmur radiates to the supraclavicular region. (September 20, 2025)

Daily quiz: 2025/09/19
On September 19, we will study pleural friction rub. There is a type of pleural friction rub called crackle-like pleural friction rub, which resembles fine crackles and may cause diagnostic confusion in cases of interstitial pneumonia. This point will be explained. (September 19, 2025)

Daily quiz: 2025/09/18
On September 18, we will study bronchiectasis.　With iPax, coarse crackles and rhonchi of bronchiectasis can be heard in the anterior chest and posterior regions. (September 18, 2025)

Daily quiz: 2025/09/17
On September 17, we will listen to the lung sounds of a patient with heart failure (pulmonary edema).　Coarse, low-pitched discontinuous sounds are heard from the early phase of inspiration. (September 17, 2025)

Daily quiz: 2025/09/16
On September 16, a case of pericardial knock sound was presented. (September 16, 2025)

Daily quiz: 2025/09/15
On September 15, we will study with iPax the cardiac conditions in which the intensity of heart murmurs changes with posture. (September 15, 2025)

Daily quiz: 2025/09/14
On September 14, there will be a quiz on extra heart sounds. You will listen to the apex auscultation sounds of a case with signs of heart failure. (September 14, 2025)

Daily quiz: 2025/09/13
On September 13, a quiz on heart murmurs in dilated-phase hypertrophic cardiomyopathy was given.　Systolic murmur, S3, and a diastolic rumble are heard. (September 13, 2025)

Daily quiz: 2025/09/12
On September 12, a quiz was given in which you had to select the lung sound of a heart failure patient with cough and pink frothy sputum from among three types of crackles. (September 12, 2025)

Daily quiz: 2025/09/11
On September 11, the case question involves asymmetry in breath sounds.　It is a modified version of Question 111H28 from the Japanese National Medical Licensing Examination, created as an iPax auscultation problem. (September 11, 2025)

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