The nurse is preparing to auscultate the lung sounds of a young adult. Which sound will the nurse expect to hear over most of the client's lungs?

A. Vesicular: Vesicular breath sounds are normal and are heard over most of the lung fields. They are soft and low-pitched. B. Tracheal: Tracheal breath sounds are harsh and high-pitched, typically heard over the trachea rather than over most of the lung fields. C. Bronchial: Bronchial breath sounds are loud and high-pitched, usually heard over the trachea and larynx, not over most lung areas. D. Bronchovesicular: These sounds are heard between the sternum and the interscapular area but are not as commonly heard over most of the lung fields compared to vesicular sounds.