Changes in clarity and volume of spoken sounds during auscultation of the lungs can help you distinguish
A) crepitus from stridor.
B) a foreign body from a purulent exudate.
C) pulmonary edema from pleurisy.
D) a right from left tracheal deviation.
E) consolidation from airway constriction.
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