How do pediatricians use chemistry?
Tracers, neutralizing chemicals that children may have swallowed, x-rays, perscribing medicine.
Pediatricians use special equipment and gadgets to examine patients. Stethoscope is used to listen to the patients heart and lungs. Heart sounds which can lead to health problems.
An otoscope is used to look into the patients ears. This device has a light attached so the pediatrician can see the eardrum. Pediatricians use a flat wood stick called a tongue depressor to observe a patient's mouth and throat.
This keeps the tongue down so the tonsils are visible. A blood pressure cuff is put around a patients arm and used to check blood pressure. There is an air pump attached to the cuff that inflates it, squeezing the patients arm.
This stops the blood from flowing through the artery.
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