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What does LS stand for?

Lung Sounds


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Samples in periodicals archive:
The dog will emit abnormal lung sounds and intense cough while severe infestations include loss of consciousness.
SimBaby can be programmed to simulate body movement, crying, spontaneous respiration, variable lung sounds, palpable pulses, variable heart sounds, and audible blood pressure.
Additionally, many clinical examination findings such as pulses, heart sounds, and lung sounds can also be simulated.
Because I assessed his lung sounds several times through the shift I noticed that he was beginning to collect fluid in his lungs and was able to get diurectic medication administered before he went into distress.
At the time the infant had difficulty breathing, abnormal lung sounds, including wheezes and rattles, retraction of the lungs, respirations of 80 per minute and an oxygen saturation of 80%.
Students learn that their ears are valuable tools, not only to assess blood pressures and lung sounds, but also to hear the clients' stories.
Cardiac examination was normal and lung sounds were clear.
Chapters named simply Lung Sounds and Heart Sounds address the meat-and-potatoes of this program and provide all the conceivable examples and descriptions of the sounds emanating from the heart and lungs during health and disease.

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