Stetoszkóppal

Stetoszkóppal is a Hungarian word that translates to "with a stethoscope" in English. It refers to the action of using a stethoscope, a medical instrument used for listening to internal sounds of the body. This includes the heart, lungs, and intestines. The word itself is a compound formed by combining "sztetoszkóp" (stethoscope) and the instrumental case ending "-pal".

The use of a stethoscope allows medical professionals to auscultate, which is the process of listening to body sounds. This is a crucial diagnostic tool, enabling doctors and nurses to assess a patient's condition and identify potential abnormalities. For example, listening to heart sounds can reveal murmurs or irregular rhythms, while listening to lung sounds can indicate conditions like pneumonia or asthma.

The instrumental case in Hungarian, denoted by "-val" or "-vel" (and "-pal" or "-pel" after certain consonants), indicates that something is done by means of or with a particular object. Therefore, "stetoszkóppal" signifies the performance of an action using a stethoscope. This could be in various contexts, such as a doctor examining a patient or a medical student practicing their auscultation skills. The word is a direct and functional description of the method employed.