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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.
Bronchovesicular Sounds Bronchovesicular breath sounds consist of a full inspiratory phase with a shortened and softer expiratory phase. They are normally heard over the hilar region in most resting animals and should be quieter than the tracheal breath sounds.areful auscultation with a stethoscope can usually identify an area of maximum intensity that is associated with the airway obstruction. This is typically either at the larynx or at the thoracic inlet.