Teaching Stethoscope

Characteristics of a stethoscopeKIKUZOinput:
output:1. Auscultation training with a personal speaker and your own stethoscope.input:
output:2. Genuine auscultation sounds

KIKUZO is a speaker designed for auscultation, which is a method of reproducing human sounds.Pronounced accurately.

Organ sounds emanating from the body are contained withinthe tens to one thousand Hz. KIKUZO is intended to operate exclusively within that frequency range.input:
output:3. Sound 3 can be heard by placing a light on a silicon surface. When the head is pressed firmly, Sound 3 is no longer audible.input:
output:4. Convenient size

0.21kg, 76mm x 135mm x 35.5mminput:
output:5. Experience the thrill of touching a KIKUZO surface.Kikuzo may also serve as a palpator.input:
output:6. A neck-strap holder has been attached for the simulated patient.The Bluetooth receiver can be connected.

A distributor enables multiple individuals to utilize it concurrently.Heartbeats

The list comprises thirty significant heart murmurs and sounds.

The lesson’s heart sound commences with a standard heartbeat and progresses to a more complex rhythm.
The addition of an abnormal sound facilitates comprehension when the abnormal sound is detected.input:
output:Sounds emanating from the lungs

Twenty-five sounds are specified. The images depict both normal lung sounds and abnormal breath sounds. Each possesses numerous rales.Bowel and other sounds

The list comprises sixteen sounds. Guru, metallic, and Korotkoff are introduced.soundsMetallic soundssound produced when the fluid moves through an obstruction in the intestinal lumen, such as intussusception, volvulus, adhesions, intestinal hernias, or tumors. The sound is high-pitched and metallic.