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Littmann Electronic Stethoscopes Help!

  • 05-07-2013 10:42pm
    #1
    PhysiologyRocks
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    A friend of mine has bought himself one of these (3100).

    He was wondering how he might set it so that breath and bowel sounds are audible?

    At the moment, I can actually hear his heart pretty well even from the back, but bowel and breath sounds are almost absent (and very audible with a normal steth!).

    The instructions don't specify, but vaguely mention altering frequency to hear different sounds. If anyone could help, he'd much appreciate it. :)


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  • #2
    xzx
    Closed Accounts Posts: 28 ✭xzx


    where can one pick up a normal steth?

    Wanna listen to myself.


  • #3
    Vorsprung
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    xzx wrote: »
    where can one pick up a normal steth?

    Wanna listen to myself.

    Amazon or eBay are the cheapest by far, even with delivery fees (still expensive all the same).


  • #4
    xzx
    Closed Accounts Posts: 28 ✭xzx


    Vorsprung wrote: »
    Amazon or eBay are the cheapest by far, even with delivery fees (still expensive all the same).
    Thanks. Is it silly to get for what I want it for? Can you hear lots?


  • #5
    Vorsprung
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    You can hear bits and pieces, takes a little getting used to.

    Depends if you want to spend at least 60 quid for the pleasure?


  • #6
    beeno67
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    Vorsprung wrote: »
    You can hear bits and pieces, takes a little getting used to.

    Depends if you want to spend at least 60 quid for the pleasure?

    Cheapest on Amazon is £2.86. Fairly crap but suitable for what he wants.


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  • #7
    Vorsprung
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    beeno67 wrote: »
    Cheapest on Amazon is £2.86. Fairly crap but suitable for what he wants.

    I stand corrected, thanks beeno.

    I had to go steth shopping a couple of weeks ago and was only looking at Littmanns which start at 60 or so, but forgot about the other makes.


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