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What sound do hearts make?
Well if you had what doctors call a stethoscope, then surely you will notice that when the headphones of the stethoscope are on your ears and when the plastic disk is placed against the patients chest right toward the heart. Then you will hear the patients heart pumping like the beating drums. So there for the heart makes a low beating sound.
What does amoxicillin do for heart murmur patients?
i wont to know the medicine given to heart attack patients ?
What substance is found in the blood of patients with rheumatoid arthritis?
In about 70% of RA patients Rheumatoid factor is present.
Does coconut oil benefit patients with rheumatoid arthritis?
No
Who was the first female to service arthritis equipment to in home patients?
Marilyn Stewart of San Antonio Texas was the first female in the nation to introduce arthritis devices to in home patients in the home in 1995. She was also the first female to have an orthodic and prosthesis medical equipment business that supplied in home patients in the southern region.
What are major parts or components of a stethoscope?
The parts of a stethoscope(distal to proximal) are:1. Chest piece2. Tubing3. Ear tubes(binaural)4. Ear pieces5. (The most important part)1. Chest piece:Is applied to the chest. It consists of a diaphragm(for high pitched sounds) and a bell(for low pitched sounds) OR a just a diaphragm. The diaphragm is flat, about 5 cm(2 inches) in diameter. The other side has a bell, which is conical in shape, about 2.5cm(1 inch) in diameter. [can be compared to a microphone which receives sounds!!]2. Tubing:Is usually made of PVC, is about 45cm long and splits to attach to the two ear-tubes.3. Ear tubes:Two in number, usually made of steel, conduct and amplify the sounds transmitted by the tubing. sometimes has a spring in between to maintain shape and fit snugly over the ears.4. Ear pieces:Two in number, each attached to the ear tube on either side. Fits snugly in the ear. Can be hard or soft type.(These must face forwards and medially - the direction of the external ear canal)5. The Most Important Part! :You might be wondering what else is left in the stethoscope, that too MOST IMPORTANT???It's the part between the ears!!!!Yes, the brain of the examiner. Without it having proper knowledge, a keen sense of observation, and the ability to deduce, it's impossible to assess what's happening beyond the chest-piece!!
How is the establishment of collateral blood flow encouraged in patients with vascular insufficiency of the lower extremity?
Patients are often encouraged to walk while wearing prescribed medical stockings.
What causes severe Hiccups in patients with temporary transvenous pacemakers?
due to contraction of the diaphragm indirectly as the electrical impulse spreads from the heart to the diaphragm.
How many patients have disabling edema following malignant melanoma surgery?
Though it does not occur in all patients (5% to 20%, depending on the extremity and extent of the dissection), it can be a disabling symptom.
What sound do hearts make?
Well if you had what doctors call a stethoscope, then surely you will notice that when the headphones of the stethoscope are on your ears and when the plastic disk is placed against the patients chest right toward the heart. Then you will hear the patients heart pumping like the beating drums. So there for the heart makes a low beating sound.
Can physiotherapists use stethoscope in their profession?
Yes, physiotherapists can use stethoscopes as part of their practice, particularly in settings where they assess patients' respiratory and cardiovascular functions. While not a primary tool for physiotherapy, a stethoscope can help them monitor heart and lung sounds during evaluations, especially for patients with respiratory conditions. However, the extent to which they use a stethoscope may vary based on their training, the specific clinical setting, and local regulations.
What method of examination would the physician use to hear the patients expiratory wheezes?
Percussion. The doctor would use s stethoscope.
How does a sethoscope help a doctor?
A stethoscope helps a doctor by allowing him to listen to the patients heart. For example, if your heart beat is irregular, but it is very slight, quiet, elusive and hard to hear, a stethoscope allows him to hear even the most minor details.
What is a stethoscope used for?
A stethoscope is an accoustic device that listens to sounds from within the body. It is used to hear heartbeats, or airflow in the lungs, or blood flow (as when determining the pulse rate).The stethoscope is a device (commonly used by doctors) to listen to heart and lung sounds. He places two earpieces into his ears and places the other part of the stethoscope on the chest and he will then be able to heart the sound of your heart and lungs.
What is the effect of a latex free stethoscope?
A sensitivity or allergy to latex is not uncommon. While prolonged exposure is usually required to cause irritation, some patients are highly sensitive and can have no contact with latex. Further, medical personnel generally wear a stethoscope around the neck for many hours of the day. Anyone with a latex allergy would want to use a latex-free stethoscope.
How is pulse diagnosis practiced in Western medicine?
doctors check the pulse of patients by placing their hands on the wrist and by listening to the pulse at various points on the body with a stethoscope.
What is the use of the stethoscope?
A stethoscope is put against the chest and is used to monitor heart rate and breathing. It is also used to listen to certain body sounds
