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- Jordan
- Hello! My name is Jordan, and I am a Hoosier that recently moved to Louisville, KY for a residency in pediatrics. I am enjoying my new southern home and taking care of kids in Kentucky. When I am not in the hospital, I am usually sleeping. However, I also love to read, keep a constant stream of music, be with family/friends, and generally appreciate life. Thank you for stopping by to read about my adventures in the hospital, travels, and life in general. L'Chaim! To life!
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3 comments:
Oooh I like "name that medical equipment" I play at Michelle's too!
My answer is: Fetoscope Prenatal Obstetric stethoscope
See you soon!
I think it looks like a stethoscope with a bicycle horn on it. So I would call it a bike-horn-oscope. :)
Get cha head in the game!
Good job, Meg. The fetoscope is "an acoustic stethoscope shaped like a listening trumpet. It is placed against the abdomen of a pregnant woman to listen to the heart sounds of the fetus" (Wikipedia). The fetoscope is also called the Pinard's stethoscope or a pinard, named after Adolphe Pinard (1844-1934), a French obstetrician.
Though not used much anymore in modern practice with our newer, fancy schmancy tools, this stetoscope, along with a doppler fetal monitor, became daily fixtures in my routine in Berne.
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