Simulscope Bedside Auscultation System Without Ecg, 1021563

$26,171.95

Description

Wireless Auscultation: The system uses a specialized transducer stethoscope to pick up sounds, which are then transmitted wirelessly via infrared technology to individual headphones worn by up to 20 listeners.
Minimal Patient Disturbance: With only one stethoscope on the patient, the system reduces crowding and makes the bedside teaching experience more comfortable for the individual being examined.
High-Fidelity Audio: The system delivers clear, high-quality sounds, allowing students to hear the subtle nuances of different physiological sounds, which is crucial for accurate diagnosis.
Adjustable Sound Filters: The instructor can use built-in, adjustable filters to focus on specific sound frequencies, highlighting particular sounds like a heart murmur or a specific type of lung crackle for educational purposes.
Portable and Versatile: The system is compact, battery-operated, and can be used at a patient's bedside, in a classroom, or within a simulation lab. It also has a line power supply option for longer sessions.
Recording and Playback: The system has the capability to record and play back auscultation sounds. This feature is useful for capturing a specific case for later classroom discussion or for creating a library of different sounds for training.
Expandable System: While the standard package includes a number of wireless headphones, the system is modular and can be expanded to accommodate additional students as needed.

The SimulScope Bedside Auscultation System is a versatile and effective tool in a number of settings:

Bedside Education: It is an ideal tool for teaching at the patient's bedside, allowing an instructor to demonstrate proper technique and share real sounds with a group of students without overwhelming the patient.
Classroom and Simulation Training: The system is widely used with training manikins and simulators to create realistic scenarios for practicing auscultation skills. This allows students to learn how to identify various normal and abnormal sounds in a controlled environment.
Telemedicine: The SimulScope can be integrated into telemedicine systems, enabling the transmission of auscultation sounds for remote diagnosis and consultation.
Professional Development: It is a valuable resource for hospitals and clinics to train new staff, provide continuing education, or conduct workshops to refresh auscultation skills among healthcare professionals.

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