Stethoscope: How It Works & What It Measures - Heart Rate Explained
A stethoscope doesn't measure heart rate. It is used to listen to the sounds produced by the heart and other internal organs. The heart rate is measured by counting the number of heartbeats per minute. This can be done manually by feeling the pulse or by using a device called a heart rate monitor.Open Heart Surgery - Related Articles
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