Death Star â Indica. A long time ago, in a galaxy far far away (Ohio), one green thumbed innovator decided to mix Sour Diesel with Sensi Star to create the indica heavy Death Star strain. Perhaps it is the super-potent aroma and high, or the name alone, but Death Star has become a very popular strain.
ATELECTATIC crackles, as the name would suggest, are heard when a portion of the lung is collapsed and airless. They are relatively quiet, end-inspiratory crackles. They are often heard posteriorly: 1  in supine, low-mobility patients (body-weight specific), 2  at chest-tube sites, and.
Crackles are the sounds you will hear in a lung field that has fluid in the small airways. As stated before, crackles and rales are the same thing, and this can often lead to confusion among health care providers. Crackles come in two flavours: fine and coarse. Fine crackles sound like salt heated on a frying pan or the sound of rolling your hair between your fingers next to your ear. Coarse crackles sound like pouring water out of a bottle or like ripping open Velcro. This lung sound is often a sign of adult respiratory distress syndrome, early congestive heart failure, asthma, and pulmonary oedema. Rhonchi, rales, wheezes, rubbing or stridor? â Listening for lung sounds.