To properly listen to lung sounds during auscultation, the patient should breathe through their mouth and take a deep breath, as this allows the healthcare provider to hear actual lung sounds; breathing through the nose only produces upper airway, mouth, or nasal sounds.
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How to listen to your lungs? What do lungs sound mean? Lung auscultationAdded:
Here's a quick tip. When you want to listen to your patient's lungs, ask them to breathe through their mouth. When they open their mouth and take a deep breath, you can actually hear their lung sounds. If they're breathing through their nose, you're not going to really hear lung sounds. You might hear just upper airway, mouth, nasally type stuff.
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