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I just ordered a Littmann Classic II S.E. Stethoscope which was recommended to me by a friend who is a nurse as a good one for school.
(the post about using the scope made me think of this question...)I just ordered a Littmann Classic II S.E. Stethoscope which was recommended to me by a friend who is a nurse as a good one for school.
That's the model I have also. I got it for a pretty good discount through a program at school. I also got a Sprague as part of my uniform package, but I don't know if I will use it.
Our school issued us a cheap one in our skills kit. The instructors really discouraged us from buying our own & if we did they asked us to not brign them to lab. Reason being that theft is rampant & they don't want our expensive ones to get stolen. They say it happens not only inschool but in the hosp once working too.
I figure I'll work with the cheapie for now & after school if I need a more expensive/advanced one I'll get it then.
i have a littmann cardiology and i love it.............. when im doing my morning v/s....... i can hear the heart, the lungs, and bowel sounds all at once:p cost me 120. and worth every penny!!!!!
(the post about using the scope made me think of this question...)i just ordered a littmann classic ii s.e. stethoscope which was recommended to me by a friend who is a nurse as a good one for school.
Here's an honest concern from a soon-to-be-nursing-student: You all mentioned other people (docs, instructors, etc.) BORROWING your steths, what do you all CLEAN the ear pieces off with after they used them? Would it be insulting to clean it right after the person hands you the steth back?
I'm sorry, sharing ear germs just kind of turns my stomach
Ari RN, BSN, RN
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I bought a Littmann Cardiology STC stethoscope. It does wonders. Got it on allheart.com