Respiratory sounds

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Other tests of auscultation

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Overview

Respiratory system Auscultation Lung fields Stethoscope Crackles

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Other names: Breath sounds, lung sounds
Specialty: Respirology

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Overview

Respiratory system
Auscultation
Lung fields Respiratory examination
Stethoscope
Crackles
Wheezes Wheeze
Pleural friction rubs Pleural friction rub
Stertor
Stridor

Other tests of auscultation

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Respiratory sounds

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related to External links · 17

Respiratory sounds → Breath Sounds Archived, Chest, Dexter, Elsevier, Lehrer, Lung Sounds, Multiple, OnTheWard Respiratory Sounds, PMID, Repository, Respiratory, Smith, Sound, Steven, Survey, Understanding Lung Sounds, Wayback Machine

related to Continued · 10

Respiratory sounds → High-pitched, Rales, Rhonchi, Small, Stridor, The, They, Usually, Wheeze-like, Wheezing

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Respiratory sounds → Breath sounds, lung sounds

Specialty · 1

Respiratory sounds → Respirology

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Important terminology

sounds lung breath auscultation sound heard respiratory also usually normal person air stridor abnormal crackles rhonchi described system tests stethoscope

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Subject	Predicate	Object	Confidence	Src
Respiratory sounds	Other names	Breath sounds, lung sounds	1.00	infobox
Respiratory sounds	Specialty	Respirology	1.00	infobox
crackles	instance of	These include normal breath sounds and added sounds	0.80	text
wheezes	instance of	These include normal breath sounds and added sounds	0.80	text
pleural friction rubs	instance of	These include normal breath sounds and added sounds	0.80	text
stertor	instance of	These include normal breath sounds and added sounds	0.80	text
and stridor.Description	instance of	These include normal breath sounds and added sounds	0.80	text
classification of the sounds usually involve auscultation of the inspiratory	instance of	These include normal breath sounds and added sounds	0.80	text
expiratory phases of the breath cycle	instance of	These include normal breath sounds and added sounds	0.80	text
noting both the pitch	instance of	These include normal breath sounds and added sounds	0.80	text
Respiratory sounds	related to Continued	Rales	0.60	section
Respiratory sounds	related to Continued	Small	0.60	section

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