ademgeruis
Ademgeruis is the Dutch term for breath sounds heard during lung auscultation with a stethoscope. It refers to the audible noises produced by air moving through the airways and alveoli as part of the breathing process. Clinicians distinguish normal and abnormal ademgeruis to help assess respiratory health and identify potential pathology.
Normal ademgeruis includes vesicular and bronchial sounds, which reflect air movement in the lungs and bronchi.
Common abnormal breath sounds include crackles (crepitations), which can be fine or coarse and are often associated
Evaluation of ademgeruis combines auscultation findings with clinical history, physical examination, imaging, and sometimes laboratory tests