What is an Acoustic Stethoscope, Its Features

Features of Electronic Stethoscopes

Acoustic stethoscope models, which are among the commonly used models in our country, allow the sounds and vibrations to be detected during examinations on the chest and back. After being placed on the chest, acoustic sound waves are produced, and these sounds are transmitted to the ear. The low sound levels are seen as a disadvantage in these devices. As technology develops, these disadvantages of these devices are also being resolved. Thanks to the kinetic acoustic mechanism placed in these models, these problems have been solved. The main parts of the designs are the bell and diaphragm parts. The diaphragm is placed on the patient's chest, and the vibrations here are transmitted directly to the bell, i.e., the ear. The most advanced model is the electronic model. Although it has a complex structure, there is absolutely no possibility of sounds being missed or unheard. Although slightly more expensive than other models, it has features that are extremely reliable and will make the job of new doctor candidates easier. Sound settings can be reduced or increased as desired.