<prompt> While evaluating the hea of a 29-year old primigravida at term you notice that there is S2 S3 which are easily audible and a systolic ejection murmur greater during inspiration, you immediately recognize that...The presence of S3 is abnormalThe systolic ejection murmur is unusual in a pregnant woman at termWide pulse pressure is rare in pregnant womenAll findings recorded are normal changes in pregnancy  <response>: In Pregnancy Hea rate increases by about 10 to 15min. Exaggerated splitting of the first hea sound Increased loudness of both S1 S2 components, A loud easily heard S3 95 develop systolic murmur which disappears after delivery. 20 have a transient diastolic murmur. 10 develop continous murmur due to increase mammary blood flow. 