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Results 1 - 8 of 8 for Click
  1. ... a heart murmur and an extra sound (midsystolic click). The murmur usually gets longer and louder when ...
  2. ... brain wave activity that occurs in response to clicks or certain tones. ... your scalp and on each earlobe. A brief click or tone will be transmitted through earphones you ...
  3. A heart murmur, click, or other abnormal sound is almost always heard through a stethoscope. The provider may be able to feel a ...
  4. ... moving the hips. The provider listens for any clicks, clunks, or pops. Ultrasound of the hip is ...
  5. ... even when not bearing weight. Your knee buckles, clicks, or locks. Your knee is deformed or misshapen. ...
  6. ... pulses or blood pressure in the legs. A click may be heard if a bicuspid aortic valve ...
  7. ... leave installed in the car. This lets you click the car seat into place each time you ...
  8. ... you are in your patient portal, you can click the links to perform basic tasks. You can ...