No, it's no necessary . In diminish breathing sounds that's maybe indicate reduce in an efficacy of inhalation so reduce air entrance or indicate reduce efficacy of exchange process itself due to pneumonia, lung collapsed or even emphysema , and this two mechanisms are consider separately ( Don't be confused ) . ( In old textbook the decrease in air entrance was assessment with efficient of exchange in alveolar pockets , but this mistake has been corrected to ignore the relation between these two mechanisms . For Example : in pneumonia the air entrance is intact whereas the exchange and efficacy of respiration itself is diminish!
Diminished lung sounds are almost no sound or dull. There is quite a lot of air movement in these sounds
Totally agree.
Was just going to say that's sounds like nice vesicular breath sound😅
I was like damn alot of my pts were low key dying
Causes- emphysema, heart failure, COPD, injury, pneumothorax, pleural effusion
Arent those normal sounds? Sounds like air movements...but i could be wrong
The inhalation is longer than the exhalation, so its diminished on the exhalation
Normally Inspiration is 2 times expiration
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Sound like my mom she has copd but i think it turning into emphysema because her breathing and coughing getting worse
These sound is likely normal
Is the diminished element the fact that the inhalation breath is so short and sharp?
No, it's no necessary .
In diminish breathing sounds that's maybe indicate reduce in an efficacy of inhalation so reduce air entrance or indicate reduce efficacy of exchange process itself due to pneumonia, lung collapsed or even emphysema , and this two mechanisms are consider separately ( Don't be confused ) .
( In old textbook the decrease in air entrance was assessment with efficient of exchange in alveolar pockets , but this mistake has been corrected to ignore the relation between these two mechanisms .
For Example : in pneumonia the air entrance is intact whereas the exchange and efficacy of respiration itself is diminish!
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@@evaafif7239 plz how can i hear diminshed breath sound