The Riester stethoscope made of great materials with great specifications is the first choice of most doctors in the world due to their confidence in the quality of the German stethoscope's performance.
The stethoscope has a high sensitivity to sound and you can control the sound by pressing or not pressing the chest.
How to use:
Check the stethoscope: Make sure that all parts, including the tube and speakers, are in good condition and free from damage.
Place the headset correctly: Insert the ear tips facing forward to properly align the ear canal.
Test the sound quality: Gently tap the diaphragm (the circular part) to make sure the sound travels clearly.
Choose the right side: Use the right side of the head (diaphragm for high-frequency sounds, bell for low-frequency sounds).
Place the speaker directly on the skin: For clear sound, place the diaphragm or bell directly on the skin, not on top of clothing.
Listen intently: Look for any abnormal sounds in the heart, lungs, or bowels, and compare the two sides for an accurate assessment.
Clean the stethoscope regularly: Wipe stethoscope parts with medical alcohol after each use to maintain hygiene and prevent cross-infection.