Departments
Intensive Care Units (ICUs), Anesthesiology, Emergency Departments, Respiratory Medicine, Cardiology, Operating Rooms, and General Wards.
Monitoring Equipment
Pulse Oximeter
A non-invasive device that directs light through a site such as a fingertip to estimate peripheral oxygen saturation (SpO₂) and pulse rate.
Core Function Highlights
- Non-Invasive SpO₂ and Pulse-Rate MeasurementLight-emitting diodes send different wavelengths through tissue. Differences in absorption by oxygenated and deoxygenated hemoglobin are used to calculate peripheral oxygen saturation and display pulse rate.
- Continuous Monitoring and Clinical AlertingThe device can track oxygen saturation over time and alert users when a configured low limit is reached. The readings can support assessment of response to interventions such as oxygen therapy or mechanical ventilation.
- Compact and PortableSmall size, low weight, and low power consumption suit bedside monitoring, pre-hospital care, transport, and home oxygen-therapy settings.
