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NASCO LF01199 AUSCULTATION POSTERIOR BOARD 

INSTRUCTION SHEET

Attaching to a Case Without Side Rails

If you have a case without rails on the inside of the cover, with the metal Serial Tag riveted in the 

middle, and with the three scope pockets, follow these instructions:

1.  Make note of the Serial No. on the backside of the board and on the inside case cover for 

     your records and future use. Doing this now will prevent you from possibly having to 

     remove the board to obtain the Serial No. in the future. 

2.  There are four  1” square, double-sided pieces of tape enclosed, which are to be used to 

     attach the auscultation board to your case. The tape squares can be utilized in any manner       

     you wish, but the following is the recommended method:

  a.  Remove the backing from the tape pieces.

  b.  Fold each tape piece in half – over onto itself.

  c.  Place each tape piece approximately 2” in from the corners on the backside of the   

 

  board.

  d.  Center and firmly press the board onto the case cover.

Attaching to a Case with Side Rails

If your case has side rails for holding the board onto the case, follow these instructions:

1.  Carefully slide the board beneath the two side rails that are on the inner sidewalls of the      

     case. Push it all the way in so that the bottom of the board slips beneath the bottom rail. 

2.  There are four 1” square, double-sided pieces of tape enclosed, which are to be used to keep  

     the auscultation board attached to the case and prevent it from sliding out. You may use the  

     tape squares in any manner you wish, but the following is the recommended method: 

  a.  Remove the backing from the tape pieces.

  b.  Double stack the four tape squares so that you have two stacks of doubled tape.

  c.  While lifting the top edge of the board away from the case surface, insert each of the  

 

  two tape stacks between the board and the case surfaces – adhere to one of the surfaces.  

 

  They should be equidistant on the width of the board and about 1” down from the top  

 

  board.

  d.  Let go of the board so that the tape stacks come into contact with the other surface, and  

 

  press firmly to achieve a strong bond.

NP 101-07/RV 1-10

 

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Summary of Contents for LF01199

Page 1: ...o a Case with Side Rails If your case has side rails for holding the board onto the case follow these instructions 1 Carefully slide the board beneath the two side rails that are on the inner sidewalls of the case Push it all the way in so that the bottom of the board slips beneath the bottom rail 2 There are four 1 square double sided pieces of tape enclosed which are to be used to keep the auscu...

Page 2: ...Auscultation Trainer and SmartScope LF01142U LF01172U Instruction Manual Products by Nasco NP030_00_LF01142_LF01172_AuscultationSmartScope indd 1 4 13 17 3 22 PM ...

Page 3: ...tation Trainer press the red power button This turns on the remote control and sends a signal to activate the SmartScope as well After the unit is activated the display will be in the status mode dis playing the current menu settings for the heart and lung conditions 2 To select a new condition press either the heart or lung button This will put the display into the menu mode The user can select a...

Page 4: ...rry case in a temperature controlled environment avoiding extreme hot or cold temperatures Replace batteries regularly for optimum working condition It is recommended that batteries are removed when not in use Avoid getting ink on torso simulator or practice boards Ink will transfer indelible stains Troubleshooting When preparing to use your SmartScope and remote use batteries that are fully charg...

Page 5: ...3 MHz may cause sound selection issues or existing sounds to stop or restart Reset the remote by turning it off briefly then on again and select a different Heart or Lung sound Connecting an external speaker Insert the jack end of the speaker cord into the top of the SmartScope See figure 2 Using an external speaker When using an amplifier speaker no sounds will be heard through the SmartScope ear...

Page 6: ... Erb s point Fourth left intercostal space Apex First left intercostal space Tracheal Site Posterior Lung Sites Anterior Heart and Lung Sites lower left sternum Second right intercostal space aortic Midaxillary Lower anterior 4 NP030_00_LF01142_LF01172_AuscultationSmartScope indd 6 4 13 17 3 22 PM ...

Page 7: ...5 Holosystolic Murmur Normal Normal Normal Normal Patient has mitral regurgitation frequent premature ventricular con tractions Murmur is crescendo de cresendo with late peaking Soft S3 in mid diastole 6 Midsystolic Murmur Normal Normal Normal Normal Patient with hypertrophic cardimyop athy has a murmur that begins after S1 and ends before S2 7 S3 Gallop Normal Normal Normal Normal Patient has a r...

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