stethoscope
听诊器,听筒,听力表
Definitions
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Medicine/Medical.
- : an instrument used in auscultation to convey sounds in the chest or other parts of the body to the ear of the examiner.
Examples
He lost his stethoscope somewhere in the house — a familiar weight that sat on his neck for two decades.
Right now there are no standards for cataloguing something as simple as a heartbeat recorded via a digital stethoscope.
The stethoscope might track it by the half-minute, but the provider might want that information by the minute.
Now imagine digitally connected devices like electronic stethoscopes and telemetry-capable electrocardiographs that could transmit data on a patient’s heartbeat, respiration, and blood-oxygen levels.
Instead of carrying a stethoscope, though, he carried a gun.
An Army doctor stepped over with a stethoscope and chastened the firing squad when he determined that the heart was still beating.
A smiling, wise-looking Black man with a stethoscope around his neck stared out from the cover.
A medic standing close to her wore both a stethoscope and a gas mask around her neck—she seemed to be in shock.
On a table in front of her sat a stethoscope, a notepad and a small flashlight.
The puffs can be clearly heard with a stethoscope over the region of the stomach, and nowhere else.
Placing a stethoscope over the region of the heart, he listened for a few seconds.
At his right hand was a small table, on which stood a glass of milk, a phial, a stethoscope.
Chief Pasteur walked over to where Mellon lay and took his stethoscope out of his little black bag.
He could still hear Doc's words whistling through his teeth and feel the coldness of the stethoscope on his chest.