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Meaning of Good breath sounds bilaterally

Normal respiratory sounds detected in both lungs during auscultation.

In simple words: Normal sounds heard in both lungs when breathing.

Good breath sounds bilaterally in a sentence

  • The nurse reported that the patient had good breath sounds bilaterally.
  • Upon examination, the doctor noted good breath sounds bilaterally, indicating healthy lungs.
  • Good breath sounds bilaterally were heard during the check-up of the athlete.
  • Listening closely, she confirmed good breath sounds bilaterally across all lung fields.
  • The patient's good breath sounds bilaterally reassured the medical staff of his recovery.

How to use Good breath sounds bilaterally

Typically used in medical settings, particularly during patient examinations. Avoid using in casual conversation, as it may be confusing.

Grammar pattern

standalone medical observation

Memory hint

Imagine a doctor listening on both sides with a stethoscope, praising good sounds.

Related words

Collocations with Good breath sounds bilaterally

  • auscultate breath sounds
  • normal breath examination
  • lung sounds assessment

Synonyms for Good breath sounds bilaterally

  • normal lung sounds
  • healthy breath sounds
  • clear breath sounds

Common mistakes with Good breath sounds bilaterally

  • Confusing with 'bad breath sounds', which implies a problem.
  • Using in non-medical contexts.
  • Not specifying 'bilaterally' when observing both sides.

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Frequently asked questions about Good breath sounds bilaterally

What does Good breath sounds bilaterally mean?

Normal sounds heard in both lungs when breathing.

What is the definition of Good breath sounds bilaterally?

Normal respiratory sounds detected in both lungs during auscultation.

How do you use Good breath sounds bilaterally in a sentence?

The nurse reported that the patient had good breath sounds bilaterally.

Can you give another example of Good breath sounds bilaterally?

Upon examination, the doctor noted good breath sounds bilaterally, indicating healthy lungs.

What are synonyms for Good breath sounds bilaterally?

Common alternatives include normal lung sounds, healthy breath sounds, clear breath sounds.

What words go with Good breath sounds bilaterally?

It commonly pairs with auscultate breath sounds, normal breath examination, lung sounds assessment.

What are common mistakes when using Good breath sounds bilaterally?

Confusing with 'bad breath sounds', which implies a problem. Using in non-medical contexts. Not specifying 'bilaterally' when observing both sides.

How do you pronounce Good breath sounds bilaterally?

US: //ɡʊd brɛθ saʊndz baɪˈlætərəli//, UK: //ɡʊd brɛθ saʊndz baɪˈlætəˌrəli//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

Is Good breath sounds bilaterally formal or informal?

"Good breath sounds bilaterally" is formal, so it fits professional, business, or academic conversations.

When should I use Good breath sounds bilaterally?

Typically used in medical settings, particularly during patient examinations. Avoid using in casual conversation, as it may be confusing.