question to nurses and doctors about a patient?

It's downright normal when the COPD isn't too far advanced.

yes this is very good possibility a diagnosis of COPD does not NECESSARILY MEAN SOMETHING LIKE EMPHYSEMA it could be a person whom never smoked but had chronic bronchitis throughout the years i have a patient i have taken care whom falls under this realm

I think the nurse need to learn to write English. I would not want you near me.

If the COPD has destroyed enough Alveoli (air sacs) in the lungs, there might be reduced lung sounds due to insufficient air movement.  You need to wait until you get out of nursing school, and then take a formal course on assessing lung sounds.  You will learn to identify Rhonchi, Rales (Crackles), Stridor, Wheezes, and diminished breath sounds, among others.  COPD patients often can have "clear" lung sounds because what you're actually listening to is diminished breath sounds,not clear sounds (normal air movement).  Wait until you get a little further advanced, and you'll get more complete training on the subject.