Other names: bubbling breathing, whistling breathing, wheezing with breathing, creaking breathing
As crepitus doctors identify all the sounds that are audible through a stethoscope (incorrectly stethoscope) or so. Remotely, without its use.
A distinction is physiological phenomena, ie those that are audible above the healthy organs of the respiratory system, and pathological, which represent a deviation from the norm. Their identification and noticing an art in which the physician improves the long leg of his career. Only a very significant impairments may be audible even with non-medical use without a stethoscope.
This is especially so. Stridor, audible inhale or exhale as wheezing or whistling. It is caused by severe narrowing of the larynx or trachea (foreign body, the oppression of these organs from trauma and cancer).
Subdued creaking sounds along with a sharper whistle evident especially during expiration (less when you breathe) may suggest asthma attack, especially if the patient complains of difficulty with exhalation.
Sick of his disease may know and be equipped with inhaled medications to manage. If there are medications available or if it is a still undiagnosed seizure disorder, then it should be immediately transported the patient to the doctor. When severe respiratory insufficiency is not the place to call an ambulance.
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