Crackling lung sounds

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      The mechanical basis of crackles: Small airways open during inspiration and collapse during expiration causing the crackling sounds. Another explanation for crackles is that air bubbles through secreations or incompletely closed airways during expiration. ... The Auscultation Assistant -- A limited sampling of lung sounds can be found at this ...

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    • [DOC File]Normal Vital Signs Guidelines for EMS, by Age Group

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      Describe the 6 basic sites for chest auscultation of lung sounds. Describe the 5 basic sites for chest auscultation of heart sounds. Given various lung sound recordings, identify normal bronchovesicular sounds, wheezing, rhonchi, stridor, crackles, grunting and friction rubs.

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    • What Causes Crackling in Lungs When Breathing, Lying Down and …

      These short, crackling, popping, or bubbling sounds are usually heard on inspiration. They are caused by (1) inhaled gas entering previously collapsed alveoli, or (2) inhaled gas entering alveoli filled with secretions. The second of these two mechanisms usually produces coarser crackles than the first.

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    • [DOC File]Abnormal Lung Sounds - Inland Northwest Health Services

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      Lung sounds. Crackles or rales. crackling or rattling sounds. Wheezing. high-pitched whistling expirations. Stridor. harsh, high-pitched inspirations. Rhonchi. coarse, gravelly sounds Pulse oximetry. Range. Value. Treatment. Normal. 95 to 100%. None or placebic. Mild hypoxia. 91 to 94%. Give oxygen. Moderate hypoxia. 86 to 90%. Give 100% oxygen ...

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      Rales are fine, crackling sounds of air trying to pass through fluid in the alveoli, typically heard on inspiration. These are often a result of congestive heart failure, pulmonary edema, or fluid in the lungs caused by congestive heart failure. Rhonchi are lower pitched sounds caused by secretions or mucus in the larger airway.

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