1. Anthogenous The steerage of the stethoscope

2. The stethoscope is a medical instrument.

3. He invented a new type of stethoscope.

4. The physician was aided by the stethoscope.

5. I am specifically interested in your stethoscope model 5

6. Medical stethoscope, clipboard and red heart Bandaged with plaster.

7. A stethoscope is used to Auscultate for heart sounds

8. And that is how stethoscope and auscultation was born.

9. I take it you know what a stethoscope is.

10. Let me listen to your chest with the stethoscope.

11. I'll get my stethoscope and listen to your lung.

12. Listen to entire inspiration and expiration at each stethoscope position.

13. She has with her his stethoscope, which she hands him.

14. Apply a stethoscope to the Tory chest as he speaks.

15. Then the doctor listens to his chest with a stethoscope.

16. 13 Listen to entire inspiration and expiration at each stethoscope position.

17. Auscultations were recorded using a Littmann 3200 and the Ekuore One stethoscope

18. This blood pressure and stethoscope kit includes an allheart standard blood pressure Aneroid with adult-size cuff, a dual-head stethoscope, and a matching storage pouch with zipper closure

19. Another study found that rapid respiratory rates in babies, counted using a stethoscope, were 60–80% higher than those counted from beside the cot without the aid of the stethoscope.

20. A doctor can diagnose Bronchiolitis by listening to the chest with a stethoscope

21. Some Adventitious breath sounds can be heard without the help of a stethoscope.

22. The acoustic conduit (25) may be used as, for example, a stethoscope tube.

23. Auscultation is the process of listening to body sounds, usually with a stethoscope

24. It could've been any doctor, and it might not've been a stethoscope.

25. Users need to inflate and deflate the Cuff while listening with the stethoscope

26. The readings of stethoscope doppler reflect blood flow within artery of transplant precisely.

27. Auscultate is the process of listening to body sounds, usually with a stethoscope

28. Hold your stethoscope to our hearts and tell us what you hear us murmuring.

29. A bruit is usually detected with a stethoscope and is an indicator of arterial blockage.

30. And it was followed a year or two later by Laennec discovering the stethoscope.

31. An electronic stethoscope having a vibration transducer, an amplifier, a headphone arrangement, and at least one digital filter for establishing at least one impulse transfer function corresponding to at least one acoustic stethoscope type.

32. He walked to the window and gazed out at the rain, the stethoscope flapping against his chest.

33. The Adc Adscope 601 Convertible Cardiology Stethoscope with AFD Technology is our most versatile cardiology scope

34. Primo is sitting on the living room couch, listening to his own heart with the stethoscope.

35. However, amplification of stethoscope contact artifacts, and component cutoffs (frequency response thresholds of electronic stethoscope microphones, pre-amps, amps, and speakers) limit electronically amplified stethoscopes' overall utility by amplifying mid-range sounds, while simultaneously attenuating high- and low- frequency range sounds.

36. An Apical pulse can be measured by listening over the apex of the heart using a stethoscope

37. Leaning against the Ping-Pong table, he picked up the stethoscope and felt its peculiar rubbery tubes.

38. Auscultation of Bowel sounds is best accomplished by using a diaphragm-type stethoscope rather than a bell-shaped one.

39. Lung Auscultation of assessing lung sounds that includes Auscultation landmarks, sounds, stethoscope placement for nursing students and nurses

40. On my very first visit this skilled surgeon, by listening with his stethoscope, noted a faulty heart valve.

41. Listen to the audio clip of what the nurse Auscultates through the stethoscope and identify the type of breath sounds.

42. Auscultation of Bowel sounds is best accomplished by using a diaphragm-type stethoscope rather than a bell-shaped one

43. Putting on her stethoscope, she sounded his heart very carefully, then lifted his lips and looked at his gums.

44. Fix the doctor or nurse up with white coats, stethoscope and little lights of the kind used for looking in ears.

45. Using a stethoscope, we prospectively Auscultated 273 carotid arteries of 145 patients blinded to the results of a complete extracrani …

46. Bruits: Abnormal sounds or murmurs heard with a stethoscope and usually caused by the flow of blood past some obstruction or narrowing

47. This sound can be made audible by a stethoscope, but diagnosis is generally made or confirmed with some form of medical imaging.

48. In a normal labour intermittent auscultation with a Pinard stethoscope could not be regarded as an inadequate or negligent form of assessment.

49. Auscultation is a method used to listen to the sounds of your body during a physical examination by using a stethoscope

50. Through a stethoscope , your doctor may hear what is known as a pleural rub - a squeaky rubbing sound in the chest .

51. Auscultating the abdomen Auscultation of the abdomen (using a stethoscope to listen) is used to assess bowel sounds and detect abnormalities

52. A Doppler stethoscope is an electronic device that measures the Doppler effect of ultrasound waves reflected from organs within the body.

53. Cervical Auscultation uses a stethoscope to audit swallowing and airway activity and classify individuals at risk or not of aspiration/ penetration

54. Up to 4% cash back  · A manual blood pressure Cuff has the classic style that includes both Cuff and stethoscope

55. Crackles, on the other hand, are only heard by a stethoscope and are a sign of too much fluid in the lung

56. Crackles, on the other hand, are only heard by a stethoscope and are a sign of too much fluid in the lung

57. Auscultate Meaning: "to listen" (especially with a stethoscope), 1832, from Latin auscultatus, past participle of auscultare… See definitions of Auscultate.

58. Direct auscultation (s) , direct Auscultations (pl) Listening to the internal sounds of the body; usually, by using a stethoscope; however, in this case, it is performed without the stethoscope: Tom used direct auscultation to determine if he could detect the heart beats of his unborn child inside his wife’s abdomen.

59. Baltimore-based Jhpiego-trained midwives routinely carry a satchel with essentials such as a blood pressure cuff, stethoscope, saline solution, intravenous tube and disinfectant.

60. Diagnosis of heart disease is often done by the taking of a medical history, listening to the heart-sounds with a stethoscope, ECG, and ultrasound.

61. Future capabilities, Mr Murphy hopes, might include a digital stethoscope to analyse breathing sounds and a haematoma scanner to look for a brain haemorrhage.

62. When Auscultating the splenic artery, place the stethoscope along the left subcostal margin, approximately 2 cm inferior and lateral (moving posteriorly) to the midclavicular line

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64. The aggregate of equipment, methods, and techniques available to one for carrying out one's duties: The stethoscope is still an essential part of the physician's Armamentarium.

65. The Apical pulse is a measure of cardiac function that is completed by placing a stethoscope at the apex of the heart and counting for one minute

66. The equipment aspect factor includes: The balloon tyre valve leaks air, the sphygmomanometer channel blocks, the inspector hand cool, the stethoscope cool or the environment is cold.

67. Auscultate verb Physical examination To listen with a stethoscope to internal organs–heart, lungs, GI tract–for sounds of diagnostic portent McGraw-Hill Concise Dictionary of Modern Medicine

68. Performing mediate Auscultation, using a stethoscope, is an important part of a physical examination, and may allow for the identification of a variety of illnesses that might otherwise go undetected.

69. Auscultate verb Physical examination To listen with a stethoscope to internal organs–heart, lungs, GI tract–for sounds of diagnostic portent McGraw-Hill Concise Dictionary of Modern Medicine

70. A microprocessor connected to the acoustical sensor of the stethoscope includes a buffer wherein sound data picked up from the microphone is stored in volatile memory for a predetermined time period.

71. Related to Auscultator: Cardiac auscultation auscultation the diagnostic technique in medicine of listening to the various internal sounds made by the body, usually with the aid of a stethoscope

72. The pressure is gradually released and the person taking blood pressure measurement in the gauge will listen through the stethoscope for the sound of the pulse in the artery .

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74. What is Auscultation? Auscultation is the medical term for using a stethoscope to listen to the sounds inside of your body. This simple test poses no risks or side effects

75. Adventitious breath sounds are abnormal lung sounds heard in the chest, typically with a stethoscope.� They can provide clues that help diagnose pulmonary (relating to the lungs) or heart diseases

76. Auscultate the Abdomen for bowel sounds, vascular sounds, and peritoneal friction rubs; Vascular sounds- use the bell of the stethoscope over the aorta, renal arteries, iliac arteries, and femoral arteries

77. Left side: turn the patient onto their left side and Auscultate with the bell of the stethoscope at the APEX area and listen for S3, S4, or mitral stenosis murmurs

78. A stethoscope is used for Auscultation of the heart, and its head can involve one or two diaphragms that allow for low frequencies (the bell) or high frequencies (the diaphragm) to be heard

79. ( CNN ) - If you did n't catch the white coat and the stethoscope , you might take Dr. Mike Miller for a middle-aged rocker , roaming the halls of the University of Maryland Medical Center in Baltimore .

80. The diagnostic technique in medicine of listening to the various internal sounds made by the body, usually with the aid of a stethoscope the act of listening Derived forms of Auscultation auscultatory (ɔːˈskʌltətərɪ) or auscultative (ɔːˈskʌltətɪv, ˈɔːskəlˌteɪtɪv), adjective