1. Respiratory system Auscultation revealed bilateral crepitations and rhonchi

2. Chest auscultation usually reveals scattered to diffuse crackles and rhonchi .

3. Lung sounds are Auscultated for sounds such as wheezes, rhonchi and crackles (rales)

4. The lungs are clear to auscultation bilaterally , without any wheezes , rales, or rhonchi.

5. ‘The results of physical examination were significant for bilateral basal diffuse rhonchi and Crepitation.’ ‘Lung sounds are usually normal, or with minimal bibasal Crepitations, and talc deposits may sometimes be visualized in the blood vessels of the retina.’

6. ‘All physicians had some experience in paediatrics and were retrained in the recognition of Crepitations, bronchial breathing, and wheezing by a senior paediatrician every three months.’ ‘On physical examination, Crepitations were the main auscultatory findings, followed by rhonchi and wheezing.’

7. Hearing Crackles, for instance, strongly predicts antibiotic prescribing.13, 14 The current nomenclature system with its distinction between coarse and fine Crackles and between rhonchi and wheezes10 may make it more difficult to reach agreement on the use of terms.15 The differences in terminology between different languages hampers meaningful