stethoscope
意味: A medical instrument used for listening to internal sounds of the body, particularly the heart and lungs, consisting of a chest piece connected by tubing to earpieces.
The stethoscope is perhaps the most iconic symbol of the medical profession, and it functions as visual shorthand for healthcare in media and public discourse. In clinical practice, auscultation with a stethoscope remains a fundamental diagnostic skill despite advances in imaging technology. The term appears in health policy discussions, medical education literature, and occasionally in metaphorical contexts where someone is said to 'put a stethoscope' to an organisation, meaning to diagnose its problems.
例文
- The GP placed her stethoscope against the patient's chest and detected an irregular heart rhythm. 全科医生将听诊器贴在患者胸部,发现了心律不齐。La médica de cabecera colocó el estetoscopio en el pecho del paciente y detectó un ritmo cardíaco irregular.かかりつけ医は聴診器を患者の胸に当て、不整脈を検出した。주치의는 청진기를 환자의 가슴에 대고 불규칙한 심장 박동을 감지했다.
- Digital stethoscopes can now amplify and record heart sounds for remote consultation with specialists. 数字听诊器现在可以放大并录制心音,用于与专科医生进行远程会诊。Los estetoscopios digitales pueden amplificar y grabar los sonidos cardíacos para su consulta a distancia con especialistas.デジタル聴診器は心音を増幅・録音し、専門医との遠隔診療に活用できるようになった。디지털 청진기는 이제 심장 소리를 증폭·녹음하여 전문의와의 원격 진료에 활용할 수 있다.
- The report recommended that every junior doctor should receive thorough training in stethoscope-based diagnosis before relying on imaging technology. 该报告建议每位初级医生在依赖影像技术之前,都应接受基于听诊器的诊断方面的全面培训。El informe recomendaba que todos los médicos residentes recibiesen formación exhaustiva en el diagnóstico con estetoscopio antes de recurrir a la tecnología de imagen.報告書は、画像技術に頼る前に、すべての研修医が聴診器による診断の十分な訓練を受けるべきだと勧告した。보고서는 영상 기술에 의존하기 전에 모든 전공의가 청진기를 이용한 진단에 대한 충분한 훈련을 받아야 한다고 권고했다.
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使い方ガイド
場面: medical, scientific
トーン: neutral
起源と歴史
From Greek stethos (chest) + skopein (to examine). Invented and named by the French physician René Laennec in 1816, who fashioned the first device from a rolled sheet of paper.
文化的背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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