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The nurse assesses a client with the diagnosis of an intestinal obstruction in the descending colon. when auscultating the mid-abdomen, which type of sound would the nurse expect to hear?

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Borborygmi. This is the type of sound would the nurse expect to hear.

The term "borborygmi" describes the distinctive growling or rumbling noises that come from the stomach and intestines when food, liquids, and gas move through them.

Normally, when anything is swallowed, it passes via the esophagus, goes to the stomach, and then goes into the small and large intestines. One may hear borborygmi, or grumbling sounds, when these contents move. Bowel noises are another name for borerygmi.

A common sound known as borborygmi is produced when food, liquid, or gas is traveling through the stomach and intestines during the digestive process.

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