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What part of a stethoscope goes into the user's ear to receive sounds?
What are the two ear pieces of a stethoscope connected to?
Binaurals
What is the function of the tubing in a stethoscope?
Maintains frequency and sounds and transfers it to the earpieces
The diaphragm is used to hear high-pitched sounds such as _____ and _____.
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What part of a stethoscope is used to hear lower-pitched sounds?
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What connects the components of the stethoscope such as the stem, bell, and diaphragm?
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What connects the earpieces to the tubing in a stethoscope?
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Study Notes
Parts of a Stethoscope
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Eartips: Designed to fit comfortably in the user’s ears; essential for receiving sound from the chest piece.
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Binaurals: The dual ear pieces that facilitate sound transmission, connecting to the bell for auditory clarity.
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Tubing: Flexible medium that maintains sound frequency and efficiently transfers sounds from the chest piece to the earpieces.
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Diaphragm: A key component for detecting high-pitched sounds, particularly useful for heart and lung assessments.
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Bell: Specialized part that amplifies lower-pitched sounds, primarily used for capturing heartbeats.
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Chest Piece: Central element that combines the stem, bell, and diaphragm; it is positioned on the patient's body where sounds are monitored.
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Brace: Structural component that keeps the ear pieces securely attached to the tubing, enhancing sound transmission quality.
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Test your knowledge on the different parts of a stethoscope with these flashcards. Learn definitions and functions of components like eartips, binaurals, tubing, and diaphragm. Perfect for students and healthcare professionals alike.
