Complete Breath sounds: Normal/Abnormal Lung Sounds, Types & Conditions

In this video, there is a quick review of breath sounds heard on auscultation.
The normal breath sounds are Vesicular breath sounds heard in most of the lungs. It is soft and of low pitch. The inspiratory phase in longer than the expiration without any pause between these two phases.
Abnormalities can be the presence of bronchial breath sounds, diminished or absent breath sounds, or the presence of added/Adventitious breath sounds.
Bronchial breathing is hollow, tubular in quality, and high-pitched. There is a definite gap between inspiration & expiration.
Added or Adventitious sounds include wheezing, Crepitations, Pleural friction rub & Stridor.
Wheeze can be Low pitched also known as Rhonchi or High pitched which is the usual wheeze. Low-pitched wheeze/Rhonchi is caused by secretions in smaller airways causing narrowing while high-pitched wheeze is because of Bronchospasm.
Stridor is not included in this video as it is not classically a breath sound auscultated but is audible without a stethoscope and is caused by narrowing/obstruction of larger airways.
A good stethoscope like the Littman stethoscope is a must to pick up sounds easily during auscultation.
It is encouraged to listen to breath sounds (included in the video) with headphones.
We hope you enjoy this video!
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0:57 Vesicular breath sounds 1:54 Bronchial breathing 2:51 Wheeze 3:46 Fine crackles 3:57 Coarse crackles

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Last Second Medicine no problem! Great video! Thank you :) Let's hope i can now hear the difference in breath sounds for my osce tomorrow!!

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Arielle Bok (i'm checking my own breath sounds with a stethoscope from amazon) can you give me a simple description of how bronchial sounds different from regular? I can't really hear it, and I think I may have bronchial

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Ugly Jerk check the sounds of ur trachea and compare it with the bronchial sounds u hear on ur lung.. If theu are similar u are right it's bronchial. if they aren't so it's not bronchial sounds

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just so people don't get confused bronchovesicular breath sounds are equal in duration NOT bronchial breath sounds.... in bronchial breath sounds, expiration is greater than inspiration

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No, in bronchial breathing inspiration and expiration is of same duration

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Agreed. Bronchial breathing: inspiration = expiration phase Vesicular breath sounds: inspiration > expiration

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Tracheal &bronchovesicular are equal in duration Bronchial and vesicular are not equal ;the former expiration longer and the latter inspiration longer

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Correction, according to Gary persing's Respiratory care exam review, in bronchial breath sound, expiration is longer than inspiration. And that the equal duration of inspiration and expiration is that of a bronchovesicular breathsound. :)

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For the vesicular it said inspiration longer than expiration , wouldn’t that be the opposite ? Isn’t the normal I/E ratio 1:2 ?

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I'm having a hard time on inspiration than expiration..hard to breathe

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expiration is longer than inspiration in vesicular breathing

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What can cause decrease of breath sound on right lung my mom is 63 a bit overweight hudge hiatal hernia asthma but last spirometry was 86fev1

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2:29 i guess low pitch is d/t narrowing in larger airways?

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Physiologically, inspiration is about HALF as long as expiration (ratio 1:2) ????????

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I literally came to listen the pleural rub...

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Insp phase and expiration phase

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On the first one, you can also hear the heart.

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