breath sounds

How Are Breath Sounds Assessed?

A healthcare provider will use a stethoscope to listen to different areas of the chest and back. The child may be asked to breathe in and out deeply to better assess the sounds. It’s essential to compare both sides of the chest to identify any asymmetry.

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