Concept in Definition ABC

The murmur It's that one noise that is made when speaking, especially when it is being done in a very, very low tone, below normal, making what is being said practically imperceptible.

Whisper

When for example we are in a restaurant while dining, it is common for us to perceive this type of noise, that is, the diners sitting around us conversing each with their respective companies produce at the request of our ears this type of noise.

Although there are people who present a greater tolerance noise, there are people who are very bothered hear buzz around him and much more when they are somewhere talking about something important. Normally the murmur contributes to distraction, since it prevents concentration in what is being talked about because the effort is put in being able to listen to what the interlocutor wants to convey to us.

The murmur is also frequent in the classrooms and is often the cause of anger on the part of the teacher who cannot concentrate on teaching his class or subject because the students constantly murmur.

Link to rumor

Meanwhile, because of that original reference of speaking in a very, very low tone, almost as if not wanting the person next to hear what we are saying is that the concept is very linked and associated with the rumor that precisely refers to those gossip, information, data that are not confirmed, and that generally circulate below the “surfaces” and on low it; but despite this they tend to spread in a fantastic way, by word of mouth, or by other means, such as radio, TV, press or InternetThey start from an unrecognized source, and grow as they move from one voice to another.

With rumors two things can happen, that as they progress they are distorted and finally the original information is totally distorted, or that finally they are confirmed by the interested parties or protagonists of the rumor with which it stops being it to become news confirmed.

Rumors can ensure the existence of a fact or event, provide information about events or personalities and are even often used to slander or insult to someone, that is, to hurt a person by unleashing information that is not true and that of course puts them in a very bad place, in an uncomfortable situation.

Now, the last thing we mentioned is that you have to be very careful with rumors or whispers about something or someone because we can fall in cheating and deception and circulating false information about them and obviously with this action harming their situations or lives.

Many rumors can bring good news but also very bad news for someone, or because they can trigger fear in the community, For example, you have to be responsible when giving rein to whispers about something and before spreading them try to corroborate them.

While someone negatively affected by a rumor may disprove it, sadly, when rumors are installed, then it is very difficult to deny them or get people to no longer believe them, even presenting tests.

Continuous and confused noise arising from a conversation

And on the other hand it will also be called a murmur continuous and confusing noise that does not come from a conversation, such as the murmur caused by the waves of the sea when they break against a stone or the murmur of the wind when it exceeds the limits normal.

Vesicular murmur: sound present in those who have clean lungs

The vesicular murmur , on the other hand, is that audible sound in patients with clear lungs. It is produced by the turbulence caused by the air reaching the small terminal airways and alveoli during inspiration, meanwhile, while the patient exhales the sound will be less as a consequence that the air circulates from the smallest to the largest routes so the turbulence is less. Therefore, the aforementioned vesicular murmur will be better detected through auscultation during inspiration.

While the decrease in lung murmur is usually considered as a clear sign of the probability that the patient present pneumonia, if it is also accompanied by symptoms such as: cough, fever and chest groaning.

Themes in Whisper