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Are you a medical student wondering when to use the bell and when to use the diaphragm of your stethoscope? You're not alone. Mastering this essential clinical tool is the first step to becoming a great doctor.
​In this high-yield video (in Malayalam), Rony Nixon from Capsule Learning breaks down everything you need to know about using your stethoscope correctly.
​Key Topics Covered:
► The essential parts of a stethoscope (earpiece, chest piece, etc.)
► How to check if the bell or diaphragm is active.
► The correct way to wear your stethoscope for clear sound.
► High-Yield Clinical Concept: The crucial difference between the Bell and Diaphragm.
​When to use the DIAPHRAGM (High-Frequency Sounds):
✅ S1 and S2 (Normal heart sounds)
✅ Breath sounds
✅ Systolic murmurs
✅ Early diastolic murmurs
​When to use the BELL (Low-Frequency Sounds):
✅ S3 and S4 (Pathological heart sounds)
✅ Mid-diastolic murmurs (e.g., Mitral Stenosis, Tricuspid Stenosis)
✅ Fetal heart sounds (in OBG)
​This video is perfect for 1st year, 2nd year, and 3rd year MBBS students preparing for their clinical postings.
​About Us:
CAPSULE, 'Capsulize Your Learning,' is a medical education platform providing high-yield, accurate, and easy-to-understand content for medical students.

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