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Stethoscope Loud Speaker

I want to hear my own heart beat.
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I don't know how this would be done; so it probably doesn’t qualify as an idea yet. Instead of the earphone-things on stethoscopes there could be a hand-held sound amplifier that makes it possible for everyone present to hear the heart beat. Stethoscopes are a lot like telescopes in that two people can't listen/look at the same time, so it's complicated to try and describe what is important to notice in the rhythm/sky (hmm, a second idea...). The doctor tries to describe what he's hearing and then passes the ear pieces to you and tries to explain the noise. This would make that info sharing easier because both doctor and patient could listen at the same time. There is always that self-conscious feeling of not knowing what someone is observing about you (like, dear god, the dentist).
porpoise, May 20 2006

Here ya go http://eecindia.tripod.com/stethPF.htm
[Shz, May 20 2006]


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       Good idea, but baked in several forms.
Shz, May 20 2006
  

       Typo in name.
RayfordSteele, May 20 2006
  

       poiporse?
DrCurry, May 20 2006
  


 

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