Louder, Clearer Sounds Are Called Bronchophony. Whispered Pectoriloquy

Louder, clearer sounds are called bronchophony. Whispered Pectoriloquy Ask the patient to whisper "ninety-nine" several times. ++ Auscultate several symmetrical areas over each lung. You should hear only faint sounds or nothing at all. If you hear the sounds clearly this is referred to as whispered pectoriloquy. [9] Bronchophony Ask, that the patient told "ninety nine" some times a normal voice. ++ Listen some symmetric areas on each lung. Sounds which you hear, should be muffled and not clear. More loudly, clearer sounds are called bronchophony. Let's whisper Pectoriloquy Ask, that the patient whispered "ninety nine" to several times. ++ Listen some symmetric areas on each lung. You should hear only weak sounds or anything In general. If you hear sounds, it is clear is mentioned as whispered pectoriloquy. [9] Egophony Ask the patient to say "ee" continuously. ++ Auscultate several symmetrical areas over each lung. You should hear a muffled "ee" sound. If you hear an "ay" sound this is referred to as "E-> A" or egophony.