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As a medical student where i put my stethoscope that i cleary hear respiratory sound? front or back/ area?
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Breath sounds: Top of the lungs at front but the clavicle then inter scapular going down along the back and to the side of the ribs and the front lower ribcage for the determination of middle lobes or lingula.
Answered 2/11/2016
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