bronchial respiratory assessment

What is the Purpose of Percussion?

Percussion is performed by tapping on the chest to produce sounds that help determine the underlying structures. Dullness may indicate fluid or mass, while hyperresonance can suggest air trapping as seen in conditions like asthma.

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