Evaluation. 1. Name the primary muscles of respiration. 2. Describe crepitus and its significance. 3. Describe the correct way to auscultate a patient s lung fields. 4. List risk factors associated with respiratory disability. 5.Name the five traditionally designated auscultatory areas of the heart. 6.valuation. 1. Name the primary muscles of respiration. 2. Describe crepitus and its significance. 3. Describe the correct way to auscultate a patient s lung fields. 4. List risk factors associated with respiratory disability. 5.
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