Littmann Cardiology IV Satin Finish Stethoscope
- Details
- Diagnose and make decisions with confidence
- Detect normal and abnormal sounds and rhythms
- Satin finish tubing for added comfort, flexibility and cleanability
- 7-year warranty
- Ergonomic and high profile construction; 40% larger chestpiece and 60% deeper bell than the 3M™ Littmann® Classic III™ Stethoscope
- Designed for use with adult and pediatric patients
- Tunable, dual-sided stainless steel chestpiece with open or closed bell
- Non-chill bell sleeve for greater patient comfort
- Soft-sealing ear-tips provide optimal comfort and excellent sound occlusion
- Made in the USA without natural rubber latex
- Satin finish tubing helps keep hair and clothing from sticking
- Specially formulated coating is scuff-resistant and easy to clean
- More flexible feel and easily folds to stow in pockets
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Built to hear more
Sturdy and refined, the Littmann Cardiology IV helps isolate subtle sounds so you can hear changes in your patients in the most critical and challenging environments. Designed to help you listen for hard-to-hear sounds, including aortic stenosis, S3 gallop murmurs and faint pulmonary anomalies.
Satin Finish Tubing
Littmann stethoscopes’ satin finish tubing formula means that the same performance you’ve come to expect from the 3M™ Littmann® Cardiology IV™ Stethoscope is now available with a more comfortable, flexible feel that is not likely to stick to hair or clothing.
The satin finish also offers a more flexible feel for easier folding and stowing of your stethoscope, so you can keep it with you between patients, and its specially-formulated coating is easy to clean, with debris- and scuff-resistance to help preserve the look and life of your stethoscope.
When compared to uncoated tubing, satin finish tubing is softer with a silkier feel, more stain-resistant, easier to clean, and featuring a pliability that makes it easier to put into a lab coat.
Useful in critical care and challenging environments such as the ED, ICU, Cardiac ICU, step-down unit and other dynamic locations. Hear subtle changes in patient status. Diagnose and make decisions with confidence.
Better audibility of high-frequency sounds (adult side, firm pressure) compared to Cardiology III can help you learn more about your patient’s condition.