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Trial Version of Heart
Sounds Pocket Guide is available for download here.
(setupTRIAL.zip - 226KB)
Full Version of Heart Sounds
Pocket Guide is available for download from Handango.
If
you are a medical student, family practitioner, nurse or emergency medical
worker, here is a pocket reference guide to heart sounds. This Pocket
Guide explains the origin and characteristics of heart sounds and murmurs
and provides auditory and visual waveform examples of the most common
of these sounds. Visual displays of time amplitude plots of the various
sounds are provided in time expansion mode to aid in discerning the details
of the sound.
Illustrations
of the mechanisms of production of heart sounds are also shown in a Murmur
Mechanism Guide to facilitate learning. A special feature for the student
is the ability to get definitions of terms that may be unfamiliar by clicking
on the underlined text, and linking to a glossary of terms.
Stethographics Heart Sounds Pocket Guide
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Trial
Version of Lung Sounds Pocket
Guide is available for download here. (setupTRIAL.zip
- 131KB)
Full Version of Lung
Sounds Pocket Guide is available for download from Handango.
Lung sounds provide important information
in the diagnosis and monitoring of the clinical course of patients
with lung disorders. This learning and reference guide is intended
for everyone interested in clinical medicine, particularly students
and residents in medicine, nursing and respiratory care, as well as
those in physician assistant, emergency care, and nurse practitioner
programs.
Stethographics Lung Sounds Pocket Guide
> Bronchial
> Vesicular
> Fine Crackles
> Coarse Crackles
> Wheezes
> Squawks
> Rhonchi
> Pleural Rub
> Stridor
These sounds can be rapidly accessed from the software's opening page. Each sound is first described followed by the sound's recording. These lung sounds are played and visualized simultaneously, which allows one to quickly learn to associate abnormal lung sounds with their characteristic visual patterns.
Visual Objective Aid for Auscultation
Time amplitude plots of lung sounds are presented in two ways: expanded or unexpanded. The unexpanded method is similar to a phonocardiogram time amplitude display. This allows an overall view of the acoustic characteristics in real time. In the time expanded analysis the time or x-axis is stretched out so that details of the acoustic phenomena can be examined more carefully.
Requirements:
Macromedia
Flash Player fot Pocket PC's
Compatible Devices/Operating System:
Audiovox Maestro PDA1032, Audiovox PDA1032C,
Cassiopeia E-700, Cassiopeia E-750, Compaq iPAQ 31 36 3700 Series, Compaq
iPAQ 3800 Series, HP Jornada 720, NEC MobilePro P300, O2 xda, Toshiba
E570, Toshiba Genio-e.
