I tried to answer three main questions in the Cardiology exam:

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1. Differentials and identification of the murmur/lesion

2. Severity of the above 

3. If identified the murmur, then the aetiology of this (for example if you know it is AS, comment on the severity and the underlying cause - calcification, bicuspid etc.)

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Below are scripts for each of the common cases. 

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1. General script

2. Mitral stenosis

3. Mitral regurgitation

4. Mitral valve prolapse

5. Aortic regurgitation

6. Aortic stenosis

7. Mixed aortic valve disease

8. HOCM

9. Pulmonary hypertension + tricuspid regurgitation 

10. Tricuspid regurgitation with/without pulmonary hypertension 

11. Non-cyanotic congenital heart disease - Atrial Septal Defect, VSD

12. Cyanotic congenital heart disease - Eisenmenger's 

13. Marfan Syndrome

14. Mechanisms behind maneuvers