The answer to this question would be Ronchi.
Ronchi is low-pitch sound from lungs that might be caused when there are liquid inside the alveolus. That is why the sound might be disappeared after the patient coughing as it can remove the liquid. Ronchi is common is pneumonia/lung infection patient.
Others lung sound with high-pitch would be called wheezing, which common in asthma.
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A single triglyceride molecule has glycerol and three fatty acids. Triglycerides serve several functions in the body. First, they help maintain the structure of cell membranes by forming a lipid bilayer.
Question: "Water is a product of the reduction phase of the Calvin Cycle. How many water molecules are produced?"
Answer: "Six water molecules are formed during the reduction phase of the Calvin Cycle, creating water."
