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abdominal wall abnormal anatomical aneurysm aorta aortic and pulmonary apex beat applied auricles auscultation blood currents breathing bronchial CARDIAC DULLNESS caused chest wall clavicles Cloth consolidation of lung contour costal cartilage costal margin descends with inspiration detected diagnosis diaphragm diminished Diseases of Children distended Edition elicited epigastric external jugular vein fingers FISSURE flat fluid hand heard Hospital illustrated inch inferior border inspection intensity intercostal space intestine kidney liver lung tissue Lymph nodes median line Medical Mental Diseases mitral murmurs muscle Nervous normal subject Nurses obstruction Octavo palpable palpating percussion percussion sounds pericardium physical examination Physician pitch pleura Pleural reflection pleural sac position posterior surface pressure primary bronchus Professor prominent pulmonary resonance pulmonary valves pulsation radial artery râles respiratory sounds Rhythm right lung second sound spleen sternal sternum stethoscope stomach superficial systole text-book tion trachea tricuspid tumors tympanitic upper veins ventricle vessels viscera vocal fremitus
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