Auscultation is the portion of the physical examination that provides information by hearing.

Buckland identifies three aspects of information as physical, cognitive, and semantic. Physical information refers to the medium in which information is stored and transmitted, cognitive information refers to the mental constructs and processing of information, and semantic information refers to the meaning and context of information.

Information presented on a physical medium refers to data that is stored on physical objects such as paper, CDs, DVDs, or solid-state drives. This form of information can be accessed without the use of digital technologies and can be easily shared or transported. Examples include books, photos, and handwritten notes.

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the best places to find information about physical fitness training is to go to your library and look at books, talk to a trainer or go to a gym and ask for information there.