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cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/28079065
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Fun fact I learned waaay too late in my nursing career: if a patient has lost or damaged their amplifying hearing aid, you can put a stethoscope in their ears and talk into the bell.
None of you will ever use this but I share it with everyone now because it’s really neat and I wish I knew it 10 years ago.
My brother told me this. He said the disposable stethoscopes during COVID height were great for this.
And I actually might as I intend to go EMS/EMS adjacent.
You can still use the hearing test feature by browsing this link on your Apple device:
Why is a feature like that geofenced in the first place?
Apparently due to Indian regulations. I guess it cannot legally call itself a “hearing aid” without going through some kind of certification process.
Yeah the article mentioned that at some point. It still seems a bit petty to geofence it, instead of just calling it something else
I can actually forgive this one. A lot of medical devices regulations require that if you function as something or make it available, then you need to pass the certification for offering it.
You can’t just relabel a device as something else if you clearly intend for it to be used as a medical device. Shady Bob’s emergency electrical heart massager isn’t going to fly.In the US, hearing aids required a prescription until 2022. What I can glean from translated sites is that India still has that requirement.
