Crossword clues for rale
rale
- Wheeze's cousin
- Harsh chest sound
- Chest murmur
- Morbid breathing sound
- Auscultatory sound
- Abnormal breathing
- Noisy breath
- Respiratory rattle
- Breathing rattle
- Breath sound
- Abnormal chest sound
- Labored breath
- Wheezy chest sound
- Unhealthy chest sound
- Sound through a stethoscope, perhaps
- Laboured breathing
- Chest noise
- Breathe hoarsely
- Troubling sound from a lung
- Respiratory abnormality
- Sound made from rough breathing
- Sound detected with a stethoscope
- Rough breathing
- Rattling thoracic sound
- Rattling breath sound
- Rattling breath
- Raspy breath
- Rasp, in a way
- Heavy breathing
- Bronchial symptom
- Breathe with a rattling sound
- Bad breath?
- Auscultative sound
- Ausculative sound
- Audible, unhealthy chest sound
- Smoker's sound
- Chest rattle
- Bronchial sound
- Rough breathing sound
- Breathing sound
- Breathing abnormality
- Sound heard through a stethoscope, sometimes
- A rapid series of short loud sounds (as might be heard with a stethoscope in some types of respiratory disorders)
- Famed Jesuit lexicographer
- Rattling noise
- Chest sound
- Noted Jesuit lexicographer
- Abnormal breathing sound
- Respiratory sound
- Kin of rhoncus in the bronchus
- Jesuit missionary-lexicographer
- Wheezing sound
- Lung sound
- Harsh breathing sound
- Famed missionary in Maine
- French Jesuit missionary-lexicographer
- Wheeze's kin
- Rhonchus's cousin
- Anagram for real
- Respiratory problem
- Relative of a wheeze
- Kin of a wheeze
- Rattle
- Subject of "Carabasset"
- Rattling chest sound
- Abnormal respiratory sound
- Sound heard via a stethoscope
- Throat rattle
- Breathing noise
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Rale \R[^a]le\ (r[aum]l), n. [F. r[^a]le. Cf. Rail the bird.] (Med.) An adventitious sound, usually of morbid origin, accompanying the normal respiratory sounds. See Rhonchus.
Note: Various kinds are distinguished by pathologists; differing in intensity, as loud and small; in quality, as moist, dry, clicking, whistling, and sonorous; and in origin, as tracheal, pulmonary, and pleural.
Wiktionary
n. (context medicine now chiefly in plural English) An abnormal clicking, rattling or crackling sound, made by one or both lungs and heard with a stethoscope, caused by the popping open of airways collapsed by fluid or exudate, or sometimes by pulmonary edema.
WordNet
Wikipedia
Rale may refer to:
- Rales, lung sounds
- an instrument, see List of Caribbean membranophones
Usage examples of "rale".
Auscultation would reveal dyspnea, rich in rales, also tachypnea, suggesting mediastinal crunch.
Auscultation would reveal dyspnea, rich in rales, also tachypnea, suggesting mediastinal crunch.
You men folks, cut orf them pirattercal whiskers, burn up them infurnel pamplits, put sum weskuts on, go to work choppin wood, splittin fence rales, or tillin the sile.
Thers a dubil set ov rales leedin in from thi side ov thi shaft whitch is whare we came from.
The unspoken rale that crossed dimensions held true here: all brides are beautiful.
But as a teacher of the Queen's language Lis was bound by the rale that difficulty of expression is no excuse for not expressing, and so she tried once more.
I grabd its ankils & it wrapt its talins roun ma rists makin me shout with thi bone-crunchin pane while it poold me off thi platform, crakin my nees off thi rale.
She heard rales and rhonchi, sounds that meant Nikki's breathing tubes were becoming clogged with mucus.