rales

the doctor detected coarse rales in the patient's lower lungs during auscultation.

fine rales were heard at the base of both lungs, suggesting possible pneumonia.

the patient presented with bilateral rales and shortness of breath upon admission.

diffuse crackling rales were noted throughout all lung fields during physical examination.

inspiratory rales are commonly associated with interstitial lung disease.

the nurse listened carefully for any rales in the patient's chest.

coarse rales in the upper lobes may indicate bronchial infection.

the physician identified fine end-inspiratory rales consistent with pulmonary fibrosis.

bibasilar rales were present bilaterally in the dependent lung regions.

dry rales were distinguished from wet rales during the respiratory assessment.

the presence of rales helped confirm the diagnosis of congestive heart failure.

chest examination revealed diffuse rales throughout both lung fields.