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Product Code MEN-2026-0132
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Sub-Category Monitoring
Touchscreen Interface: Simplifies user operation for rapid, intuitive adjustments.
Customizable Alarm System: Color-coded, adjustable, and intelligent alarms to alert staff to abnormal readings.
Connectivity & Data Integration: Seamless integration with Hospital Information Systems (HIS),
Electronic Health Records (EHR), and external devices like ventilators, often via Wi-Fi or HL7 protocols.
Portability & Power Management: Lightweight design with built-in, rechargeable battery backups for continuous monitoring during transport.
Trend Analysis & Data Review: Capability to store and review historical data for patient progress tracking.
Modular/Upgradable Design: Ability to add, remove, or upgrade parameters based on patient needs.
Customizable Alarm System: Color-coded, adjustable, and intelligent alarms to alert staff to abnormal readings.
Connectivity & Data Integration: Seamless integration with Hospital Information Systems (HIS),
Electronic Health Records (EHR), and external devices like ventilators, often via Wi-Fi or HL7 protocols.
Portability & Power Management: Lightweight design with built-in, rechargeable battery backups for continuous monitoring during transport.
Trend Analysis & Data Review: Capability to store and review historical data for patient progress tracking.
Modular/Upgradable Design: Ability to add, remove, or upgrade parameters based on patient needs.
Display & Interface: 12.1-inch+ TFT color screen, supporting ≥7-11 waveforms, touchscreen with rotary knob, and custom layouts.
Vital Sign Parameters:
ECG: 3/5-lead monitoring with arrhythmia analysis.
SpO2: Oxygen saturation, with optional dual-module support.
NIBP: Non-invasive blood pressure (Manual/Auto/STAT modes).
Resp: Respiration rate (0-150 RPM).
Temp: 0–50°C range.
Advanced Parameters: Upgradable to invasive blood pressure (IBP),
(capnography), and cardiac output.
Alarms & Storage: Adjustable audible/visual alarms, strong data storage, and trend review capabilities.
Vital Sign Parameters:
ECG: 3/5-lead monitoring with arrhythmia analysis.
SpO2: Oxygen saturation, with optional dual-module support.
NIBP: Non-invasive blood pressure (Manual/Auto/STAT modes).
Resp: Respiration rate (0-150 RPM).
Temp: 0–50°C range.
Advanced Parameters: Upgradable to invasive blood pressure (IBP),
(capnography), and cardiac output.
Alarms & Storage: Adjustable audible/visual alarms, strong data storage, and trend review capabilities.
Setup: Power on the monitor and enter patient demographics (name, bed no.) if required for logging.
ECG (Heart Rate/Rhythm): Place electrodes on the chest. For a 5-lead, place on the right/left shoulder, right/left hip, and the fifth lead on the chest (V1/V2 position). Ensure, for example, the green end connects to the green input.
SpO2 (Oxygen Saturation): Place the finger probe on an index finger, ensuring the cable is on top of the hand for accuracy.
NBP (Blood Pressure): Secure the cuff on the arm, aligning the artery marking above the elbow. Select the correct cuff size and press the "NBP" button to begin measurement.
Respiration (RR): Usually measured via the ECG leads (impedance pneumography), displaying breaths per minute.
Alarm Management: Set appropriate high/low alarm limits for vital signs to ensure patient safety.
Understanding Key Data Points
HR (Heart Rate): Typically 60-100 beats per minute (bpm) for adults.
SpO2: Normal oxygen saturation is typically 95% or higher.
NBP (Blood Pressure): A normal reading is around 120/80 mmHg.
RR (Respiratory Rate): Normal range is typically 12-20 breaths per minute.
ECG (Heart Rate/Rhythm): Place electrodes on the chest. For a 5-lead, place on the right/left shoulder, right/left hip, and the fifth lead on the chest (V1/V2 position). Ensure, for example, the green end connects to the green input.
SpO2 (Oxygen Saturation): Place the finger probe on an index finger, ensuring the cable is on top of the hand for accuracy.
NBP (Blood Pressure): Secure the cuff on the arm, aligning the artery marking above the elbow. Select the correct cuff size and press the "NBP" button to begin measurement.
Respiration (RR): Usually measured via the ECG leads (impedance pneumography), displaying breaths per minute.
Alarm Management: Set appropriate high/low alarm limits for vital signs to ensure patient safety.
Understanding Key Data Points
HR (Heart Rate): Typically 60-100 beats per minute (bpm) for adults.
SpO2: Normal oxygen saturation is typically 95% or higher.
NBP (Blood Pressure): A normal reading is around 120/80 mmHg.
RR (Respiratory Rate): Normal range is typically 12-20 breaths per minute.
