The assessment technique that involves listening to the heart, bowel, and lung to evaluate the presence and quality of their sounds is called

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River Grant

19 February, 04:09

The assessment technique that involves listening to the heart, bowel, and lung to evaluate the presence and quality of their sounds is called

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Landyn Mckinney · Answer 1

The assessment technique that involves listening to the heart, bowel, and lung to evaluate the presence and quality of their sounds is called "auscultation."

Auscultation refers to the listening for sounds created inside the body, essentially to survey the state of the thoracic or stomach organs and vessels, for example, the heart, lungs, aorta, and digestion tracts. Fetal heart tones can likewise be observed amid pregnancy by auscultation with a particular stethoscope. It might be performed with the unaided ear (immediate or quick auscultation) or with a stethoscope.