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No Stridor. No Sturdor? - newmt
Posted: Jul 03, 2012
In physical exam he says: No stridor. No sturdor, muffled, or "hot potato voice" is present.
Stridor or Sturder - jillmtm
[ In Reply To ..]stridor
No stridor or "stertor" - I think this is what you want.
[ In Reply To ..]Hope this helps. :-)
Stertor...new to me too...thanks for posting! nm - BrendaK
[ In Reply To ..]nm
You're welcome, BrendaK; and,.... - (see message)
[ In Reply To ..]...you'll sometimes hear them say "stertorous breath sounds," too.
The second "T" is usually pronounced more like a "D" sound, so that's probably why people either spell it wrong or can't find it if they try to look it up. It usually sounds like they're saying "sturdorous."
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