Difference between revisions of "Tuning Fork"
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By placing a '''tuning fork''' against a patient's [[Intramedullary Nail|skull]], as is typically done with the [[Physical Exam|Weber and Rinne tests]], medical providers are able to tune their musical instruments in the appropriate key. | By placing a '''tuning fork''' against a patient's [[Intramedullary Nail|skull]], as is typically done with the [[Physical Exam|Weber and Rinne tests]], medical providers are able to tune their musical instruments in the appropriate key. | ||
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Revision as of 17:25, 10 March 2017
By placing a tuning fork against a patient's skull, as is typically done with the Weber and Rinne tests, medical providers are able to tune their musical instruments in the appropriate key.
Gomerpedia Tip
If you enjoy playing the tuning fork, try playing with Einthoven's Triangle.
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