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009: Pulse Oximeters pay attention to your health

How Oximeter works?

Our body needs around 400 litres of oxygen (O2) every day. Oxygen keeps our cells alive and functional. Hemoglobin inside the blood are the transporter of the oxygen and bloodstream are supplying the organs.

Oxygen saturation of the blood can be measured without drawing the blood. The colour of the blood allows conclusions to be drawn about the oxygen saturation:

  • Light red: high oxygen saturation
  • Dark red: low oxygen saturation

The oxygen saturation provides information about the percentage of hemoglobin in the arterial blood that is loaded with oxygen. It is therefore an important parameter for assessing respiratory function.

Low oxygen saturation level:

The following symptoms occur more frequently in people with a low oxygen saturation level:

  • Shortness of breath
  • Increased heart rate
  • Decreased performance
  • Nervousness
  • Sweating

Photoelectric fingertip sensor:

Oximeters are equipped with the photoelectric fingertip sensor to diagnose which capture the oxygen content (saturation) in the arteries (Pulse rate and perfusion index).

Three factors are measured:

1- SpO2:

Amount of oxyhemoglobin which expressed as a percentage of functional haemoglobin. (Adults: 94% to 99%, infants: 85% to 100%)

2- PR:

Frequency of heartbeat (heart rate or pulse rate). (Adults: 60 bpm to 100 bpm, infants: 120 bpm to 150 bpm)

3- PI:

Ratio of pulsating blood flow to non-pulsating static blood in peripheral perfusion. (Range: 0.02% to 20%)

Notes:

  • bpm is an abbreviation of beats per minute.
  • adults (weight > 30kg) and children (weight 20-30kg).

How to use Oximeter?

Place your finger in the test chamber with your fingertips and press the button! You will get the results in approximately 8-10 seconds.

Application:

  • Hospitals
  • Medical Centres
  • Clinical institutions
  • Nursing homes

Suitable for the following people:

  • Patients who are long at home (obstructive lung disease, bronchial asthma)
  • Heart rate and high blood pressure
  • Respiratory people
  • Pregnant women
  • People with slow metabolizer
  • Brain worker (more than 12 hours a day)
  • Seniors (elderly over 60 years)
  • Athletes (mountaineers, skiers, bikers, aerobic etc.)
  • Aviation
  • Plateau travellers

Notes:

  • Please consult a doctor before purchasing.
  • This product is not suitable for continuous patient monitoring!
  • In this difficult situation created by COVID 19, daily health control and physical condition becomes more important.

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