The normal sounds you hear with auscultating most lungs are called Vesicular sounds.
Explanation:
1. Vesicular sounds are the normal sounds heard when listening to most areas of the lungs during auscultation.
2. These sounds are characterized by a soft rustling quality, similar to the sound of wind blowing through trees.
3. Vesicular sounds are typically heard during inspiration and are a sign of normal, healthy lung function.
4. They are produced by air moving through the smaller airways and alveoli of the lungs.
5. In contrast, broncho-vesicular sounds, bronchial sounds, and tracheal sounds are not the typical sounds heard in most areas of the lungs and may indicate abnormal conditions when detected during auscultation.
