10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RHONCHIAL»
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Certified Respiratory Therapist Exam Review Guide
Rhonchial fremitus is caused by vibrations created as air moves through large
airways containing excess secretions. You detect rhonchial fremitus by placing
the flat of your hand on the chest to either side of the sternum. Typically, rhonchial
...
Craig L. Scanlan, Albert J. Heuer, Louis M. Sinopoli, 2010
2
Practical Pediatrics: A Modern Clinical Guide in the ...
Local tenderness may be elicited. Psecsroxu In croupous pneumonia there are
increased tactile and voice frernitus over the consolidated lobe. “'ith the approach
of resolution. there may be marked “rhonchial fremitus." In broncho pneumonia ...
James H. McKee, William H. Wells, 1914
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On Diseases of the Lungs and Air-Passages: ... Second ...
Palpation seldom affords much information, but rhonchial vibration is sometimes
perceptible. Percussion—The sounds are normal. Auscultation.—The respiratory
murmur is simply exaggerated over the non-affected portions of the lungs; but ...
Henry William FULLER, 1867
4
The Signs of internal disease
The chest is in a permanent state of inflation, hence shows little expansion with
inspiration. Palpation. Rhonchial fremitus is recognizable, vocal f remit us is
lessened and often covered by the rhonchi. Percussion is unchanged in true
asthma.
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The Science and Practice of Medicine
A rhonchial fremitus may sometimes be heard, when certain rhonchi throw the
bronchial tubes into vibrations sufficiently strong to be felt on the surface of the
chest. The sibilant sonorous and mucous rhonchi have all this property. Friction ...
William Aitken, Meredith Clymer, 1872
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Comprehensive Respiratory Therapy Exam Preparation Guide
Typically, rhonchial fremitus diminishes or clears with coughing or after
suctioning. Vocal fremitus is the result of voice sounds being transmitted to the
chest wall. You assess vocal fremitus by having the patient repeat the word “
ninety-nine” ...
Craig L. Scanlan, Albert J. Heuer, 2013
7
A Text-book of diseases of the chest
Palpation shows transitory rhonchial fremitus if there is much narrowing of the
calibre of the bronchi. Percussion reveals no change. Auscultation furnished the
only positive evidence. In the early stages there are dry rales, which may be
heard ...
Egbert Guernsey Rankin, 1905
8
The Comprehensive Respiratory Therapist Exam Review
... muscle) Acute respiratory distress syndrome Chronic obstructive pulmonary
disease 4. Determine whether the patient has rhonchial fremitus, indicating
secretions in the airway (Code: IB2b) [Difficulty: ELE: R, Ap; WRE: An] Rhonchial
fremitus,
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Midline Medical Dictionary
See Rhonchial. Rhonchi. Plural of Rhonchus. Rhonchial. Relating to the rhoncus;
rhonchal. Rhonchus. See Rhoncus. Rhoncus. A rattling in the throat; rhonchus.
Rhubarb. The direct root of Chinese Rheum Officinale. Rhus. A genus of shrubs.
10
Clinical Examination: A Practical Guide in Medicine
I The passage of air through airway(s) containing thick secretions may produce
palpable vibrations referred to as rhonchial fremitus. Rhonchial fremitus is often
identified during inhalation as well as exhalation; and it may disappear if the ...
Hira Harmanjit Singh, 2011
