Sometimes you have to have the best.
Oh. When I saw the gif, I was like, why the fuq is Mr Kenobi shooting me?
Master cadio is $175
Sometimes you have to have the best.
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This isnt about money, or performance...its about style.
Do it M1 Style
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wait, wait, wait...
is we trippin over $15 here?
The Cardio iii black edition runs about $15 less than the Master.
This isnt about money, or performance...its about style.
Yup, cardio 3 is way cooler looking.
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Yeah, but you also think plastic phones feels nicer than aluminum, so...
Yup, cardio 3 is way cooler looking.
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Yeah, but you also think plastic phones feels nicer than aluminum, so...
You put your phone in a case anyway
Aluminum is plastic for hipsters.
Why would you be forced into the cardio?
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I think you're just being sarcastic now, but you do realize that there are fields other than Cardiology where physicians spend a significant amount of their time listening to heart and lung sounds, right?
In fact, statistically speaking, most DO students end up in those fields
Yup. That's what I thought
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You guys can buy whatever you want. I just don't want people to think that they NEED to buy one of these fancy stethoscopes or else they are missing out.
Just admit that you're only doing it for the style (like Half did) and it's all good.
You won't be fooling anyone. You'll stick out like a sore thumb in your short white coat.
It's unnecessary just like cardio 3 and master are. I don't have a problem with it. I was just pointing it out
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What would you use then? Pencil & Paper?
I would dare say that an iPad has enabled me to be a better student. I wouldn't say the same for an expensive stethoscope.. and we didn't buy the iPad for medical school. We already had it! so you can't count that
There are cheaper tablets that can do everything your iPad can. Or at least everything you use your iPad for. Which, if I'm not mistaken is your argument for a cheaper stethoscope?
If I can't count it because you bought it before med school then you can't justify it by saying it made you a better student
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ok u got me
You put your phone in a case anyway
Aluminum is plastic for hipsters.
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Im actually one of those folks who dont use a case. dont need it, feels much better without it, and dont want to bulk it up. Also, catlike reflexes keep me from dropping things...*drops phone*. (ok Ive dropped it, but it can take a few falls contrary to internet shenanigans)
I know this wasn't directed to me but, Ill say yes. Though its a mini and an air respectively. Also got the new, thin iMac with a fusion drive, which is awesome, and have the iPhone5.
This may help answer why I want a cool stethoscope...I like cool technology. (and I am bad with spending?
You guys can buy whatever you want. I just don't want people to think that they NEED to buy one of these fancy stethoscopes or else they are missing out.
Just admit that you're only doing it for the style (like Half did) and it's all good.
+1
There are cheaper tablets that can do everything your iPad can. Or at least everything you use your iPad for. Which, if I'm not mistaken is your argument for a cheaper stethoscope?
If I can't count it because you bought it before med school then you can't justify it by saying it made you a better student
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This was a good argument for the argument you were in. Well played. And, Imma let you finish...but the iPad is the best tablet ever. Ever.
Im actually one of those folks who dont use a case. dont need it, feels much better without it, and dont want to bulk it up. Also, catlike reflexes keep me from dropping things...*drops phone*. (ok Ive dropped it, but it can take a few falls contrary to internet shenanigans)
I know this wasn't directed to me but, Ill say yes. Though its a mini and an air respectively. Also got the new, thin iMac with a fusion drive, which is awesome, and have the iPhone5.
This may help answer why I want a cool stethoscope...I like cool technology. (and I am bad with spending?
You guys can buy whatever you want. I just don't want people to think that they NEED to buy one of these fancy stethoscopes or else they are missing out.
Just admit that you're only doing it for the style (like Half did) and it's all good.
+1
This was a good argument for the argument you were in. Well played. And, Imma let you finish...but the iPad is the best tablet ever. Ever.
I have a thin silicone case for my GS3. I've been meaning to get one of those clear wraps for it but just haven't gotten around to it. I'm not the type to drop my phone, but I don't want to worry about it getting scratched when I put it down on things.
I'll fix the broken quotes later.
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I think you're just being sarcastic now, but you do realize that there are fields other than Cardiology where physicians spend a significant amount of their time listening to heart and lung sounds, right?
In fact, statistically speaking, most DO students end up in those fields
It is true that many specialties make good use of the stethoscope, as it is true that there a good few that don't beyond basic needs (path, rads, surgical specialties). From a purely practical standpoint, nobody is that good at making out the meaning of heart sounds (unless you are a prior PA or NP that listened to hearts a lot) for the first two years of medical school. I've always advocated a good two-lumen stethoscope (they tend to give a better fidelity than single lumen), but there are inexpensive options that are nearly as good-sound quality wise-as the more expensive Cardiology III. The biggest issues-again, from a practical standpoint-are 1) the 0.5% better fidelity that the Cardio II offers will not make you more able to appreciate and understand heart sounds early in your training (really throughtout medical school) and 2) A lot of people lose or have their stethoscope stolen during their clinical rotations. Losing a $15 stethoscope that provides nearly the same sound fidelity stings a lot less than losing the $130+ steth.
As for fashion-do what you like. But, Perry wasn't any less badass
What kind of reflex hammer are you nerds going to get? I want this one.
All black everything.
Sent from my Galaxy S2, I think. But I don't really know, I'm just a lowly premed.
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aww yeah...I like that style of hammers. I read that they telescope for storage (and Im sure you can extend it for some extra swing velocity, as needed
I like the all black idea too. so I found this:
(but what is the spike used for?? Patient cooperation?)
aww yeah...I like that style of hammers. I read that they telescope for storage (and Im sure you can extend it for some extra swing velocity, as needed
I like the all black idea too. so I found this:
(but what is the spike used for?? Patient cooperation?)
Very well put!It is true that many specialties make good use of the stethoscope, as it is true that there a good few that don't beyond basic needs (path, rads, surgical specialties). From a purely practical standpoint, nobody is that good at making out the meaning of heart sounds (unless you are a prior PA or NP that listened to hearts a lot) for the first two years of medical school. I've always advocated a good two-lumen stethoscope (they tend to give a better fidelity than single lumen), but there are inexpensive options that are nearly as good-sound quality wise-as the more expensive Cardiology III. The biggest issues-again, from a practical standpoint-are 1) the 0.5% better fidelity that the Cardio II offers will not make you more able to appreciate and understand heart sounds early in your training (really throughtout medical school) and 2) A lot of people lose or have their stethoscope stolen during their clinical rotations. Losing a $15 stethoscope that provides nearly the same sound fidelity stings a lot less than losing the $130+ steth.
As for fashion-do what you like. But, Perry wasn't any less badass
After looking...I sort of think that NeuroLAX may have it. Babinski just needs a stroke upward with the handle, and a spike may actually hurt if used for that?? (though my fav was corneal reflex, lol SLC)
