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Yesterday 3:35 PM

Prime Members: 27" 3M Littmann Cardiology IV Diagnostic Stethoscopes (Various)

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Amazon has for Prime Members: Select 27" 3M Littmann Cardiology IV Diagnostic Stethoscopes w/ Standard Tube Finish (Various) on sale from $122.96 as below. Shipping is free.

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Amazon has for Prime Members: Select 27" 3M Littmann Cardiology IV Diagnostic Stethoscopes w/ Standard Tube Finish (Various) on sale from $122.96 as below. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for sharing this deal.

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Yesterday 8:43 PM
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RNK8TYesterday 8:43 PM
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I use this scope as a FNP in UC practice. It's amazing! Slightly heavier around the neck than the classic, but well worth it for the acoustic difference. It's a steal at this price.
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Yesterday 9:16 PM
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NuttRNYesterday 9:16 PM
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Quote from RNK8T View quoted comment :
I use this scope as a FNP in UC practice. It's amazing! Slightly heavier around the neck than the classic, but well worth it for the acoustic difference. It's a steal at this price.
Still rocking my master classic purchased used 20+ years ago for ~$100 (replace tubing every few years) otherwise would jump on this.
Yesterday 9:30 PM
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HonestPiranha4587Yesterday 9:30 PM
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I lost my Littman and ended up using a $30 stethoscope and let me tell you: there is no reason to spend over $30 for a stethoscope. The less expensive ones are fantastic.
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Yesterday 9:34 PM
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PragmatismYesterday 9:34 PM
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Can't hear with a cheaper one, pronounce them dead, move on to the next one.
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Yesterday 11:01 PM
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spacersYesterday 11:01 PM
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Quote from HonestPiranha4587 View quoted comment :
I lost my Littman and ended up using a $30 stethoscope and let me tell you: there is no reason to spend over $30 for a stethoscope. The less expensive ones are fantastic.
May I know what you are using them for ?
Yesterday 11:28 PM
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FantasticMarmot717Yesterday 11:28 PM
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Great for finding a engine knock
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Yesterday 11:40 PM
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gymrat76Yesterday 11:40 PM
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All the younger doctors that I have seen are using their stethoscopes incorrectly so I don't even know why they bother listening. When I trained, the professors in charge of physical diagnosis were very specific on how to optimize the placement of their stethoscopes to check for heart sounds, murmurs, breath sounds, bowel sound, etc. They make the mistake of listening through multiple layers of clothing which will decrease auscultation and don't know when to use the bell versus the diaphragm. The doctors' stethoscope skills are rapidly deteriorating to the point that they may as well be an orthopedist that listens to the "pod point' where they can hear the heart, lung, abdomen, and bones at the same time.
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Yesterday 11:44 PM
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adca14Yesterday 11:44 PM
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Quote from HonestPiranha4587 View quoted comment :
I lost my Littman and ended up using a $30 stethoscope and let me tell you: there is no reason to spend over $30 for a stethoscope. The less expensive ones are fantastic.
Have to 100% agree. Several of my attendings during residency used the cheap. disposable stethoscopes that came in the isolation kits. I personally use a cheap amazon one.
Yesterday 11:59 PM
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RNK8TYesterday 11:59 PM
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Quote from gymrat76 View quoted comment :
All the younger doctors that I have seen are using their stethoscopes incorrectly so I don't even know why they bother listening. When I trained, the professors in charge of physical diagnosis were very specific on how to optimize the placement of their stethoscopes to check for heart sounds, murmurs, breath sounds, bowel sound, etc. They make the mistake of listening through multiple layers of clothing which will decrease auscultation and don't know when to use the bell versus the diaphragm. The doctors' stethoscope skills are rapidly deteriorating to the point that they may as well be an orthopedist that listens to the "pod point' where they can hear the heart, lung, abdomen, and bones at the same time.
Not only incorrect placement, but understanding that you have to use different diaphragm pressure against the skin to pick up different sounds. It's sad.And then there's the docs that say they don't need a better scope than the cheapies, but will readily ask to "borrow" the good scope they see around your neck. SMH
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WooHoo2YouToday 12:35 AM
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Quote from Pragmatism View quoted comment :
Can't hear with a cheaper one, pronounce them dead, move on to the next one.
Why not just assume they are dead and move on? You are wasting valuable time.

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