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What is the name of the sounds that you hear when the inflated sphygmomanometer is releasing pressure? Group of answer choices a. Sounds of Korotkoff b. Sounds of Rhonchi c. Wheezing d. Stridor

Basic Clinical Lab Competencies for Respiratory Care: An Integrated Approach

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Chapter2: Basic Patient Assessment: Vital Signs And Breath Sounds

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What is the name of the sounds that you hear when the inflated sphygmomanometer is releasing pressure?

Group of answer choices

a. Sounds of Korotkoff

b. Sounds of Rhonchi

c. Wheezing

d. Stridor

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