1. Regular cleaning:
Gently wipe the earplugs, sound guide tubes and chestpieces of the stethoscope with a soft damp cloth to remove dirt and dust on the surface.
For earplugs and chestpieces, you can use 75% alcohol cotton balls for disinfection, but be careful to avoid alcohol entering the inside.
2. Avoid collision and extrusion:
When storing, prevent the stethoscope from being collided or squeezed to avoid damage to the parts.
3. Proper storage:
Put the stethoscope in a dedicated box or bag to avoid contact with sharp objects or chemicals.
Do not arbitrarily wrap or twist the sound guide tube, and keep it in its natural state for storage.
4. Prevent moisture and high temperature:
Do not place the stethoscope in a humid environment to avoid rust or corrosion of the parts.
It should also avoid exposure to high temperature to prevent deformation of plastic parts.
5. Regular inspection:
Check the various parts of the stethoscope at regular intervals, such as whether the earplugs are loose, whether the sound guide tubes are damaged, and whether the chestpiece is normal.
6. Pay attention to the usage:
During use, do not pull the sound guide tube and earplug wire excessively, and wear and operate it in the correct way.
