Urgent English translation about the detention of the please

Weakly ask, what is a detention?

1.Solid lungs.

2.Solidify.

3.Collapse of the cogging.

4.Tumor.

5.Remember that the suface imprint of the lungs is grasped in the posterior, and the upper circular protrusion is grasped in the front.

6.Percussion of the diaphragm from top to bottom. These imprints are in full inspiration. Under normal examination conditions, the liver is sluggish, and the cartilage of the fifth intercostal space expands.

7.Position and tapping sequences.

The determination to hike.

9.The level of the diaphragm.

10.Hike the diaphragm by percussion of the level of the diaphragm from above downward. Begin to breathe with the patient usually.

Percussion downward from that bottom from the tympani to the obtuse intercostal space of the scapula. When sluggishness is heard, it marks this space. Ask the patient to take a deep breath and grasp it.

Percussion from that significant to the obtuse space (tympani). The diaphragm hike should be better, on the left over that, on the right. (The position of the liver reduces hiking above that right.)

The position on the heart increases the hike above that to the left. - Diaphragm paralysis is indicated for a decrease in hiking (seen after cardiothoracic surgery and abdominal surgery or trauna injury).

11.Auscultation.

12.Before listening, the cough asks the patient to make an occasional sound of saliva on top of which may be produced.

1.Solid lungs.

2.Solidify. 3.Collapse of the tooth socket.

4.Vegetations.

5.When the lower finch band stares at the earlobe and the upper earlobe is located anteriorly and dominantly, remember that the suface of the lungs is marked.

6.Tapping from the above to make a mark line is the aspect of the cartilage that extends the intact normal examination condition to the fifth intercostal space in the liver.

1.Solid lungs.

2.Solidify. 3.The collapse of the tooth groove refers to the cavity.

4.Tumor. 5.Remember the suface imprint of the lungs when the lower circular protrusion is grasped in the posterior, and the upper circular protrusion is grasped in front of the blind ground.

6.Percussion downward from the diaphragm above. These imprints are ample in inspiration. Under the normal examination light, the cartilage of the fifth intercostal space is expanded under the condition of liver dullness.