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Increased intensity of bronchovesicular sounds is most often associated with increased ventilation or pulmonary consolidation. Click on box to hear a bronchovesicular breath sound Vesicular Sounds Vesicular breath sounds consist of a quiet, wispy inspiratory phase followed by a short, almost silent expiratory phase.
Normal breath sounds vary according to the diameter of the airways. For example, anteriorly over the trachea, you should hear a loud, high-pitched, hollow sound called a bronchial breath sound. It is abnormal to hear this sound over peripheral lung tissue, that is, away from the trachea and the large bronchi.Over the mainstem bronchi, which are relatively large-diameter airways, you should hear medium-pitched and quieter sounds, called bronchovesicular breath sounds.t is abnormal to hear this sound over peripheral lung tissue, that is, away from the trachea and the large bronchi. Over the mainstem bronchi, which are relatively large-diameter airways, you should hear medium-pitched and quieter sounds, called bronchovesicular breath sounds.