256 Hz frequency Tuning Fork-SME-SI03

Description:

The 256 Hz Frequency Tuning Fork is a high-quality diagnostic and therapeutic tool used in a variety of medical, clinical, and rehabilitation settings. Known for its precision and reliability, this tuning fork is primarily used for assessing vibration sensation, evaluating nerve function, and performing therapeutic treatments in patients with neurological or musculoskeletal conditions.

Key Features:

• Standard Frequency (256 Hz): The 256 Hz tuning fork is the most commonly used frequency for clinical evaluations, especially in tests for vibration perception and sensory nerve function. It strikes a balance between higher and lower frequencies, making it ideal for accurately assessing neurological responses.
• Durable Construction: Made from high-quality, medical-grade materials, the tuning fork is designed to be durable and resistant to wear. Its ergonomic handle provides a secure grip, ensuring ease of use for healthcare professionals during assessments.
• Precise Vibrations: When struck, the tuning fork produces a consistent, clear sound and vibration that can be used for various diagnostic tests, including Weber and Rinne tests for hearing loss, as well as testing sensory perception in patients with neurological disorders.
• Versatile Applications:
  • Neurological Assessments: Used to check vibration sense, which can help identify nerve damage or dysfunction, such as in conditions like diabetic neuropathy or multiple sclerosis.
  • Audiological Evaluations: Employed in tuning fork tests to assess hearing function and differentiate between conductive and sensorineural hearing loss.
  • Therapeutic Use: Often used in physical therapy for vibration-based treatments, promoting circulation, and muscle relaxation.
• Lightweight & Portable: Its lightweight design makes the 256 Hz tuning fork easy to carry and use in various medical environments, from clinics to home visits. Its small size ensures it can be stored conveniently in a medical kit or bag.

Ideal For:

• Medical professionals including neurologists, audiologists, and physical therapists
• Diagnostic assessments for nerve function, hearing tests, and vibration sensitivity
• Therapeutic applications in physical therapy for muscle relaxation and nerve stimulation