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wheezes
high-pitched, continuous musical sounds, usually heard on expiration. wheezes are caused by narrowing of the airways. Often heard without stethscope
Rhonchi
low pitched, continuous gurgling sounds caused by secretions in the large airways. They often clear with coughing
crackles
caused by fluid in the alveoli. They are discontinuous sounds usually heard thoughout the respiratory cycle. May be high-pitched, popping sounds or low-pitched bubbling sounds; described as sound made by rubbing strands of hair together with fingertips
stridor
piercing high-pitched sound that is heard without a stethscope, mainly during inspiration, in infants experiencing respiratory distress or someone with obstruced airways
stertor
labored breathing that produces a snoring sound