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Rossmax Dual Head Stethoscope (EB200) 1s
RM 40.00
The Rossmax Dual Head Stethoscope EB200 has an advanced stainless steel structure with exceptional acoustic sensitivity. Two replaceable bells are included in the tubes in one. Two sides of soft ear tips and an additional diaphragm are included in this latex-free accessory set.
The stethoscope, like the Rossmax Dual Head Stethoscope EB200, is a device that assists physicians or other healthcare providers in listening to the noises of internal organs such as the lungs, heart, and bowels, as well as checking blood pressure. It amplifies interior sounds.
However, you might be curious as to what doctors are listening for when they lay that cool metal cone on your chest. Our hearts have four valves that open and close to help push blood in one direction. The valves generate a sound when they close, and a regular heartbeat has two distinct sounds.
When the heart valves don't function properly, you may hear extra sounds of blood leaking through them. For example, Aortic Stenosis is a frequent heart valve disorder. If you put your ear to their chests, you may be able to detect it. Modern stethoscopes make this easier and magnify the sound.
Besides that, doctors also can hear air flow in the lungs using this device to check any abnormalities in the lung function.
Stethoscopes can also be used to take someone's blood pressure when used with sphynomanometer. Technology has come a long way since the 17th century. We now have automatic blood pressure equipment, ultrasonic echocardiography that shows the heart valves in real time, and CT scanning that shows the lungs in detail.
However, that doesn't make stethoscopes obsolete. These simple rubber discs are still used for screening. If we detect an anomaly, we may perform a more complex test like an Echocardiogram. In countries with limited healthcare resources, basic tools like the stethoscope are vital because key choices can be made without access to sophisticated scanning technology like CT scans.
