Vesicular Breathing Sounds Probably Result from

Question

Vesicular breathing sounds probably result from .
A) air filling the alveolar sacs
B) air moving through the bronchioles
C) air rushing through the large respiratory passageways

Accepted Answer

Vesicular breathing sounds are primarily due to air filling the alveolar sacs, as these sounds are typically heard over most of the lung surface and are characterized by a soft, low-pitched quality during inhalation.