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I'm in week 4 of my EMT-B training. I had purchased a $10 special from WallyWorld... That relationship was not going to work out. So I picked up the Littman Lightweight. Tunable diaphram, open bell, very light to carry and the acoustics are pretty decent. My wife (ER Nurse) has the Cardio...

It's more a matter of working with my own stuff, not as much a spend money issue. I actually went to the supplies store yesterday and picked up the Littman Lightweight stethoscope. It's really nice. Kind of looking forward to class. And as a as my "own stuff" goes... I just prefer to use...

Who doesn't have an Autoclave? I thought that was a given. Lol My wife is a trauma nurse. She had a Sprague didn't like it so she bought the Littman Cardiology II's. Can't find the Sprague, it was her nursing school Steth, and she won't budge off her Littman. This is my first venture...

On a serious note. My instructor said to get a super cheap stethoscope. So I rushed right over to my local Walmart and bought me one hight tech super cool $10 Steth. It hurts, it's crappy. Is the Littman Lightweight II's a good deal at $40 ish and for a starter EMT-B?

Nope, not at all... I've been told I'll fit right in with the EMS/ER crowd. You bunch of sick *******s! Ha! -PD

Are you foolin me... I'll wait I have an EMS job for that stethoscope. For now... The Littman Lightweight II's. That's not a flashlight, that is portable sunshine, I'll stick with my mini mag for awhile. I do like the Raptor Scissors/Multitool. Almost ordered one the other day. Again...

Hello everyone! I'm currently in week 4 of my EMT training and so far I am loving it. I've done some volunteer work in my local Emergency Department but other than that... I have an engineering department background. So to all the wise and weathered out there, what advice can you give...