percuss

Explain why you are feeling for lymph nodes in the neck, why we percuss the abdomen.

Textbooks teach that to find if the liver is off, we should palpate, auscultate, percuss, and maybe even biopsy the liver.

Palpate the chest for subcutaneous emphysema and crepitus, and percuss for dullness, an indication of consolidation or effusion.

The drums percuss harsh, no jazz shivers of filaments here.

* CPT is labor-intensive; caregiver must possess strength and endurance sufficient to percuss chest effectively and to position patient

Weinstein states: "'Dahomey Dance' reflected a serious attempt to translate a Dahomenian field recording of musicians making their voices percuss like conga drums into American jazz sounds".

While we're at it, what should we make of this wild sentence?--"By sonic Socratic dub nett recusancy obversive deduct interval exfold, train up pitch departures, percuss the air punctual let addit pressure point, aqueous gearing will screen hyperbaric fully virtual it is separation." Perhaps Kazoo answers by reminding us of the comic nature of difficulty: "These are the markers of what's there, what there is, by necessity in the field of self-play and no player, deduct mentality There is a garden in her face, when owls do cry, or if I live or if I die."

The next step is to percuss the flanks for dullness.

During the examination, failure to palpate a liver edge or percuss a normal liver span could indicate massive hepatocyte loss and reduced liver volume.

Andrew Mogrelia's chamber ensemble contributed to the aviary with granite-like resolution and bubbling wit, marshalled by a phalanx of expert percuss ionists and featuring a perky, adept little woodwind concertino.