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1. Hoarse — it's a side noise that listen to the auscultation.
No, no, no, no. If he is, then something goes wrong.

2. The hoarse sounds arise through the passage of the air through the viscous environment (moat), or through the passage of air, through the narrowed bronchus light.

Hoarse accented:

1. Dry (low-tone, high-tone, whistling);
2. Wet (small-skinned, large-skinned);
3. Fastening – a characteristic crunching sound, which is formed not in bronchi, but arises in separation (rationalization) alveol. Fastening says that in the inflammatory process involved directly the boy's pulmonary tissue, not just bronchi. If you rub between your fingers a strand of hair near the ear, you will hear about how the fastening sounds;
4. There's still a noise of the playmaker's friction. It's not a hoarse, but also a side breathing noise that occurs when friction two leaves of the spawning of each other.
5. Also, the Hoppers...