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    What Are Continuous Abnormal Breath Sounds Described Low-Pitched and Thought
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What Are Continuous Abnormal Breath Sounds Described Low-Pitched and Thought

Question 28

Question 28

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What are continuous abnormal breath sounds described low-pitched and thought to be produced by fluid or secretions vibrating in the airways?


A) Tracheal
B) Wheezes
C) Crackles
D) Rhonchi

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