Mcp Classic Ii Grey Stethoscope 1

MCP Classic II Grey Stethoscope is used for monitoring pressure and heartbeat by healthcare professionals. It features a solid stainless steel chest piece and single lumen tubing, ensuring high acoustic sensitivity for accurate auscultation. The soft-sealing ear tips provide maximum comfort and an excellent acoustic seal, allowing for clear detection of both low and high-frequency sounds by simply adjusting the pressure on the chest piece. With its ergonomic design and quality construction, this stethoscope is ideal for daily clinical use.

• Model: Classic II
   
• Colour: Grey
   
• Chestpiece Material: Solid stainless steel.
   
• Chestpiece Type: Dual head (tunable diaphragm on one side, traditional bell on the other).
   
• Tubing: Single lumen, durable, and latex-free.
   
• Ear Tips: Soft-sealing for maximum comfort and acoustic seal.
   
• Headset: Adjustable for individual fit; angled ear tubes align with ear canals.
   
• Colour Options: Grey, Black, Blue, Red, Green.
   
• Usage: Suitable for auscultating heart, lung, intestinal sounds, and blood flow in arteries and veins.

• Support Detection of Cardiac Health: The MCP Classic II is essential for auscultating heart sounds, enabling the detection of murmurs, arrhythmias, and other cardiac abnormalities.
   
• Helps with Pulmonology: It allows healthcare professionals to listen to lung sounds, helping in the diagnosis of conditions like asthma, pneumonia, and bronchitis.
   
• Hypertension: When used with a sphygmomanometer, the stethoscope helps in accurately measuring blood pressure, crucial for diagnosing and monitoring hypertension.
   
• Arrhythmia Detection: MCP Classic II's high acoustic sensitivity helps in identifying irregular heart rhythms, facilitating early detection of arrhythmias.
   
• Bronchitis Assessment: It helps in identifying coarse or harsh breath sounds, indicative of bronchial inflammation seen in bronchitis.
   
• Respiratory Monitoring: MCP Classic II is crucial for monitoring breathing patterns, helping in the assessment of respiratory function and distress.
   
• Routine Vital Checks: It's an indispensable tool for routine examinations, allowing clinicians to assess heart rate, lung sounds, and blood flow.

• Place the ear tips in your ears, angled slightly forward to match your ear canal direction.
• Place the diaphragm or bell on the patient’s chest, back, or abdomen, depending on what you are auscultating (heart, lungs, or bowels).
• Apply light pressure to hear low-frequency sounds or firmer pressure for high-frequency sounds using the tunable diaphragm.
• Stay in a quiet environment to clearly hear internal body sounds like heartbeats, breath sounds, or bowel movements.

• Read the label carefully before use.
• Store in a cool, dry place away from direct heat and moisture.
• Keep out of the reach of children.
• Avoid any physical damage to the scale.