Menu
Cart
your cart is empty
Continue shoppingyour cart is empty
Continue shopping
Description
Specification
Stethoscope Dual Heads Professional is a professional dual-head stethoscope designed for routine adult auscultation and physical assessment. The reversible chestpiece provides diaphragm and bell listening options, while flexible tubing and binaural eartubes support comfortable clinical use. Designed for listening to heart, lung and other body sounds during routine examination, it is a practical product for doctors, nurses, paramedics, students and allied health practitioners.
Whether used in a clinic, professional practice or an appropriate home-care setting, Stethoscope Dual Heads Professional offers a dependable way to support listening to heart, lung and other body sounds during routine examination. Review the available size or variant information before ordering, follow all supplied directions, and add this product to your professional or personal care toolkit.
Key Benefits
Dual-head chestpiece offers diaphragm and bell modes
Supports routine heart and lung auscultation
Flexible tubing is practical for everyday clinical use
Professional format suits examination and teaching settings
Compact instrument fits standard medical kits
Useful for clinics, practices and student training
Specifications
Product Name: Stethoscope Dual Heads Professional
Chestpiece: Dual head with diaphragm and bell
Product Type: Professional acoustic stethoscope
Product Code: 517-12-2210
Category: Education & Evaluation - Measurement Tools
Suitable For: Routine clinical assessment
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Stethoscope Dual Heads Professional used for?
Stethoscope Dual Heads Professional is used for listening to heart, lung and other body sounds during routine examination. It is suitable for doctors, nurses, paramedics, students and allied health practitioners when applied according to the supplied instructions and any relevant professional guidance.When should I use the diaphragm or bell?
The diaphragm is generally used for higher-frequency sounds and the bell for lower-frequency sounds. Use appropriate clinical technique and training.How should the stethoscope be cleaned?
Clean the chestpiece and eartips between patients using an approved compatible method. Do not immerse the instrument unless the manufacturer specifically permits it.
Related Items
Shop by Brands
