3M Littmann Cardiology IV Diagnostic Stethoscope, 6158, More Than 2X as Loud, Weighs Less, Stainless Steel Chestpiece, 27" Raspberry Tube
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Style: Standard Finish Tube
Color: Raspberry Tube
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- Diagnose and make decisions with confidence and hear subtle changes in patient status
- Useful in critical care and challenging environments such as the ED, ICU, Cardiac ICU, step-down unit and other dynamic locations
- More than twice as loud* as the next leading stethoscope. *Based on tests against globally-available comparable stethoscopes in an equivalent class using recorded heart sounds with diaphragm.
- Allows you to more reliably and consistently hear heart sounds at lower frequencies (below 120Hz*) like Korotkoff sounds, Mitral Stenosis and S3 and S4 Gallops when compared to other leading stethoscopes.
- Weighs less** than other stethoscopes. ** Based on published weights of globally-available comparable stethoscopes in an equivalent class.
- Ergonomic and high profile construction; 40% larger chestpiece and 60% deeper bell than the 3M Littmann Classic III Stethoscope
- Tunable, dual-sided stainless steel chestpiece with open or closed bell; Non-chill bell sleeve for greater patient comfort
- Designed for use with adult and pediatric patients
- Soft-sealing ear-tips provide optimal comfort and excellent sound occlusion
- Designed and manufactured in the USA with globally-sourced materials; 7-year warranty
Description
Built to hear more Sturdy and refined, the Littmann Cardiology IV helps isolate subtle sounds2 so you can hear changes in your patients in the most critical and challenging environments. Designed to help you listen for hard-to-hear sounds, including aortic stenosis, S3 gallop murmurs and faint pulmonary anomalies. Useful in critical care and challenging environments Such as the ED, ICU, Cardiac ICU, step-down unit and other dynamic locations Hear subtle changes in patient status. Diagnose and make decisions with confidence. Put the power of improved listening in your pocket with the Littmann Learning App. This powerful app is designed to help users better recognize benign and pathological heart sounds, murmurs, and lung sounds. It reinforces learning by offering self-directed learning modules directly on your phone. You can download the free Littmann Learning App now from the App Store® or Google Play Store®. Expanded content is available with a subscription. 2Better audibility of high-frequency sounds (adult side, firm pressure) compared to Cardiology III can help you learn more about your patient’s condition Manufacturer Contact Information 18002283957
Product Dimensions: 15.75 x 2.76 x 7.87 inches
Item Weight: 15.9 ounces
Manufacturer: 3M Littmann
Item model number: 6158
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: March 13, 2016
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Super thick tubing feels great in the hand. I’m just an EMT, and the cardiology iv is more than I need probably, but it sounds incredible. I’ve never had an issue using it.
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This stethoscope has exceeded my expectations. The sound quality is incredibly clear—heart, lung, and bowel sounds are easy to detect, even in busy or noisy environments. It feels sturdy and well-made, yet lightweight enough for long shifts. The earpieces are comfortable and create a great seal, and the tubing is flexible without feeling flimsy. Overall, it’s a reliable, high-quality tool that makes assessments smoother and more accurate. I’m very impressed and highly recommend it to students and professionals alike!
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I can't hear a damn thing most of the time. It feels like everyone mumbles their words and I look like I'm deaf after I asked them to repeat themselves for the third or fourth time. I previously have tried to go cheap with my gear, starting with MDF steth for $25, then moving up to an ADC for around $35. They worked fine if I was in a quiet environment, but often times, EMS is not quiet. I saw a lot of people recommend littman as a great brand. It took me a year to bite the bullet, but I'm glad I did. I even got the cardiology IV instead of the III just because I know I'd probably need it. I bought it refurbished, which was about $15-20 cheaper, but it's brand new. Came with a separate set of ear buds and two rubber membrane rings in case the other rings wear out. The Pink color is very vibrant, which makes it easy for me to spot and easy for others to return it to me. The bell turns smoothly, the entire thing is very light and flexible and feels very sturdy. I can hang it around my neck with no fear of it falling off or dragging to one side. I can hear breath sounds no issue and can actually determine if theyre diminished or not. BP is a breeze, even in a loud environment. It's comfortable in my ears and doesn't squeeze too hard, which is great cause my head is fat af. The bell can be removed with not much trouble, which is great because I like charms on my steth. It's also very durable. I've whacked this thing around like it's a ribbon baton and it holds up effortlessly. This thing is my baby. I love it. Overall, worth the money, worth investing in my career.
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