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Task. Listen to the respiratory sounds and then match each sound against its name and select a condition or a listening location that would create that sound.
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Respiratory sounds - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Respiratory sounds (or breath sounds ) refer to the specific sounds identified through auscultation of the respiratory system with a stethoscope. In this context, "adventitious sounds" refers to so...
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OBJECTIVE: To record respiratory sounds in exercising horses and determine whether spectrum analysis could be use to identify sounds specific for laryngeal hemiplegia (LH) and dorsal displacement of the soft palate (DDSP). ... After induction of LH, expiratory sounds were unaffected;
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The R.A.L.E.® Repository presents digital recordings of respiratory sounds in health and disease. These are breath sounds that doctors, nurses, respiratory and physical therapists hear with a stethoscope when they auscultate the chest of a patient.
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The R.A.L.E.® Repository presents digital recordings of respiratory sounds in health and disease. You can access these sounds by selecting from the normal, wheezes, crackles and other items listed under the Repository menu.
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Although these and other concepts have proven useful in many clinical circumstances, recent acoustic investigations with high-fidelity measurements indicate that considerably more information of clinical utility can be gathered from respiratory sounds.
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