A grade I or II murmur, without radiation and of medium pitch, is a common variation found in:
A) school-age children.
B) older women.
C) middle-age men.
D) older adults.

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Many murmurs, particularly in children and adolescents, and especially in young athletes, have no apparent cause. These are usually grade I or II murmurs that are usually midsystolic and without radiation, are medium pitched, and are blowing, brief, and often accompanied by a splitting of S₂.

A Grade I or II Murmur, Without Radiation and of Medium