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Bronchophony - Healthy
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Ask patient to say "99" several times. Auscultate chest walls. Over healthy lung areas "99" is not understandable. Compare this sound to the Bronchophony - Abnormal recording..
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Ask the patient to say "99" several times while auscultating the chest walls. Over healthy lung areas, "99" is not understandable. This is because sound is impeded in normal lungs.
Compare this voiced breath sound to the recording in the "Bronchophony - Abnormal" lesson.
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120
maneuver
Sitting
Title
Bronchophony - Healthy
Position
Posterior-3L
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6011
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139
S1
Systole
S2
Diastole
features
Ask patient to say "99" several times. Auscultate chest walls. Over healthy lung areas "99" is not understandable. Compare this sound to the Bronchophony - Abnormal recording.
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Diaphragm
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