Six Parameters Patient monitor

550,000.00

Features of Patient Monitors:
  • Vital Sign Measurement:
    Monitors typically measure and display heart rate, blood pressure, respiratory rate, oxygen saturation, and body temperature. 

  • Alarm Systems:
    They have alarm systems that alert healthcare providers to any predefined parameters that fall outside of normal ranges. 

  • Data Storage and Display:
    Many monitors have data storage capabilities, allowing healthcare professionals to review a patient’s historical data. 

  • Connectivity:
    Some monitors can transmit data wirelessly to a central monitoring station or other devices. 

  • Durability and Maintenance:
    Patient monitors are designed to be durable and easy to clean, as they are used in demanding healthcare environments. 

Patient monitors continuously track vital signs and other physiological parameters, aiding healthcare professionals in real-time patient assessment and management, ultimately improving patient outcomes and safety.

550,000.00

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Patient monitors continuously track a patient’s vital signs, enabling healthcare professionals to monitor physiological parameters, detect changes, and provide timely interventions for improved patient outcomes and safety. 

Uses of Patient Monitors:
  • Continuous Monitoring:
    Patient monitors are used to continuously measure and display a patient’s vital signs, such as heart rate, blood pressure, respiratory rate, and oxygen saturation. 

  • Early Detection of Changes:
    They help identify subtle changes in a patient’s condition, allowing healthcare providers to intervene promptly before a problem worsens. 

  • Improved Patient Outcomes:
    By providing real-time data, patient monitors enable healthcare professionals to make informed decisions and provide appropriate care, leading to better patient outcomes. 

  • Enhanced Patient Safety:
    Patient monitors alert healthcare providers to any concerning changes in vital signs, enhancing patient safety and reducing the risk of complications. 

  • Data-Driven Care:
    They facilitate data collection and storage, allowing healthcare professionals to track trends and make informed decisions about treatment plans. 

  • Critical Care:
    Patient monitors are essential in critical care settings, such as intensive care units (ICUs), to monitor patients with life-threatening conditions.

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