3M™ Littmann® Cardiology IV™ Diagnostic Stethoscope, Black-Finish Chestpiece, Navy Blue Tube, Black Stem and Headset, 27 inch, 6168
3M™ Littmann® Cardiology IV™ Diagnostic Stethoscope, Black-Finish Chestpiece, Navy Blue Tube, Black Stem and Headset, 27 inch, 6168
3M™ Littmann® Cardiology IV™ Diagnostic Stethoscope, Black-Finish Chestpiece, Navy Blue Tube, Black Stem and Headset, 27 inch, 6168
3M™ Littmann® Cardiology IV™ Diagnostic Stethoscope, Black-Finish Chestpiece, Navy Blue Tube, Black Stem and Headset, 27 inch, 6168
Hear more with the new Littmann Cardiology IV Stethoscope.
Catching subtle sounds is critical to accurate patient assessment and diagnosis. The new Cardiology IV stethoscope is engineered to help you perceive the barely perceptible — the sounds that can tell you more about a patient’s condition.
Designed for clinicians who require superior quality and exceptional versatility, the Cardiology IV stethoscope’s updated design and improved acoustics give you the ability to hear more of what you need to hear.
Better audibility of high-frequency sounds* helps you learn more about your patient’s condition.
Single-piece tunable diaphragms let you hear high and low frequency sounds on both the adult and pediatric sides of the chestpiece.
Pediatric side converts to an open bell. Just remove the single-piece diaphragm and replace it with a non-chill rim.
Open bell stays clear of dirt and debris by covering it with the small diaphragm.
Dual-lumen tubing combines two sound paths in one tube, eliminating the rubbing noise of traditional double tubes.
Not made with natural rubber latex or phthalate plasticizers, next-generation
tubing lasts longer with improved resistance to skin oils and alcohol and is less likely to pick up stains.
Seven-year warranty.
Built to hear more Sturdy and refined, the Littmann Cardiology IV helps isolate subtle sounds2 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.
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. 1Better audibility of high-frequency sounds (adult side, firm pressure) compared to Cardiology III can help you learn more about your patient’s condition