When auscultating a client's lungs, the nurse hears a sound like velcro being pulled apart over the client's right middle lobe. how should the nurse document this finding?

The nurse should document the finding as coarse crackles.  

Coarse crackles refer to low-pitched bubbling moist sounds, which are illustrated as differentiating Velcro. The fine crackles are short and high-pitched popping sounds heard at the time of inspiration and not cleared with coughing. Sibilant wheezes refer to high-pitched musical sounds. The sonorous wheezes refer to low-pitched moaning or snoring sounds.

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