Sentence examples for chest sounds from inspiring English sources

Hill's chest sounds raw with infection.

He has a nasty cough and his chest sounds infected.

These were chest sounds on auscultation, fever, discoloured sputum and shortness of breath.

Abnormal chest sounds, finger ulcers, and total skin score were recorded for all patients.

The infants were seen between the first and sixth day after the onset of chest sounds (average 2 days, ±1.5 days), as reported by the parents.

Infants with pertussis had more often no abnormal chest sounds on auscultation than infants with RSV bronchiolitis (0% vs 42,1%; p < 0.005).

In the summer, during his early-morning routines, the tree outside the boy's window became busy with grackles coming and going, and then, as the sun rose, filled with the birds' harsh sounds, tearing sounds, which, as the boy sat cross-legged with his chin to his chest, sounded through the pane like rusty screws turning, some complexly stuck thing coming loose with a shriek.

She called a doctor because Ms Arden was "looking very poorly and was having difficulty breathing" and her chest sounded "rattly".

Assessment items include, but are not limited to; cough persistence, frequency and type, physical examination for chest wall deformity and clubbing, chest sound auscultation, spirometry (where age appropriate) and a repeat bilateral anterior nasal swab.

The first study (Mazumder et al. 2000), which had a large sample size (n = 6,864), reported 5 23 times higher prevalence of common respiratory symptoms (e.g., chronic cough, abnormal chest sound, shortness of breath) among people with arsenical skin lesions.

Moreover, increased prevalence of respiratory complications including cough, chest sound, bronchitis and asthma were evident in exposed individuals, and mean serum IgE was higher in subjects with respiratory symptoms relative to exposed subjects without [ 34].