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pulmonary ventilation (breathing)
consists of two phases inspiration and expiration
inspiration
air goes into the lungs
expiration
air leaves the lung
bronchial sounds
sound of air rushing through the large respiratory passageways. The trachea and bronchi
vesicular sounds
the sound of air filling the alveolar sacs and resembles the sound of rustling or muffled breeze
triangle of auscultation
small depressed area of the back where the muscles fail to cover the rib cage, located medial to the inferior part of the scapula
rales
rasping sounds, abnormal chest sounds
wheezing
whistling sound, abnormal chest sound
emphysema
occurs when the air sacs at the ends of your smallest air passages (bronchioles) are gradually destroyed
chloride shift
refers to the exchange of bicarbonate and chloride through the RBC membrane
hypoventilation
slow or shallow breathing
hyperventilation
fast deep breathing