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What do crackles indicate?
Discontinuous popping sounds, usually on inspiration.
Associated with fluid/secretions or reopening collapsed airways; think pulmonary edema, pneumonia, atelectasis, fibrosis.
What do rhonchi indicate?
Low-pitched, snoring/gurgling sounds caused by secretions or obstruction in larger airways.
What does wheezing indicate?
Musical/whistling sound caused by narrowed small airways/bronchospasm; commonly associated with asthma/COPD.
What does stridor indicate?
High-pitched sound indicating upper-airway obstruction.
What does a pleural friction rub indicate?
Inflamed visceral and parietal pleura rubbing together; heard during inspiration and expiration.
What can absent breath sounds indicate?
Pneumothorax or lung collapse.