How to use your stethoscope (Tips from a Doctor)

[@DrErwinKwun]

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[@stacywood9968]

This was helpful but I haven’t found anyone to answer my question. Where do I place my fingers? On top of the bell or the side of it?

[@blacktornado5212]

I hope*

[@valeriek5760]

The hard of hearing tip was pretty cool. Thank you

[@ThatTracyJuneStafford]

Thank you so much for sharing this info!

[@DrErwinKwun]

Glad the video was helpful!

[@patrickmcdonald4762]

Can you show how and where to listen to lungs?

[@limeiisanerdxx]

How do you properly hold the bell and the diaphragm?

[@aleehashahryar455]

could u explain when and where we can use the bell and diaphragm in detail?

[@leelafarlett3535]

He might stop, and use some of his time to give a class, but he might not. He could have suggested to look it up on the WWW since you're already on it.

[@galaxyjumper1292]

Bell is for low frequencies like heart and diaphragm like lung or abdomen

[@keysaisabelrosalessierra16]

Graciass

[@Godfrey..]

Thanks Doctor it's still helping up to today.

[@DrErwinKwun]

Glad to hear you found this video helpful!

[@shailendarnagpure8447]

Thanks sir

[@DrErwinKwun]

You are welcome

[@NavinC.S.]

THANKYOU DOC!

[@patgoodell7493]

My adopted dog has a grade 4 heart murmur. What should that sound like? How are murmurs graded? How do I know he's in trouble? I live in a rural area. Thank you

[@RachelASmith1990]

I was wondering if you could add closed captioning to this video. 😎

[@ninasjaelensunivers]

How do I make it more loose the Stetophope? Its so tight to wear in my ears...

[@3lAng777]

My most important “tool/thing” I use every day at work would be my brain 🧠

[@leelafarlett3535]

A PEN....... is my most useful tool

[@bilenpodcast]

Great video!

[@savedchris4506]

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[@snickles4499]

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