Question 34 (part 2) · LEK · Cross-cutting topics
The reason for bronchial sounds occurring above the lungs is:
- A. chronic bronchitis.
- B. pneumonia
- C. obturation atelectasis.
- D. emphysema.
- E. asthma.
Hint
Bronchial breathing needs airless lung tissue with an open bronchus that conducts sound to the chest wall.
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