Oxygen saturation (SpO2) is a term that denotes the measure of the level of oxyhaemoglobing in blood system of an individual. The amount of oxhaemoglobing contained in blood is very crucial because it displays blood oxygenation.in the olden days, this indication was achieved invasely after drawing blood samples. However, the method experienced a major setback. It was not accurate and could not furnish clinicians with a real-time measurement. There was thus a dire need for a non-invasive methodology to enhance real time results. This innovative and research effort developed cms pulse oximeters.
The cms utilizes oximetry in non-invasely providing real time pulse rates and oxygen saturation. The equipment acts as a vital tool among doctors and clinicians in detecting the oxygen levels of patients that are sedated, unconscious and not in a position to co-ordinate and control their oxygen distribution.
Oximeters have wide range of applications, ranging from hospitals and medical clinics to homes and surgical rooms. They come handy for folks suffering from such diseases and conditions as asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases (COPD) and emphysema. They also form vital accompaniments to high altitude individuals, including high mountain climbers and pilots. Such people use them to protect against hypoxia.
Those soaring in up in the air, such as doctors and high altitude mountain climbers, have the equipment on their person for safeguarding against hypoxia. This also explains their extended use in high altitude training by athletes, as the exhaustion of oxygen raises the vital red cells in the blood, which in turn facilitates endurance. A s evidenced above, the device is applied beyond low lands and it is consistent in performance, with excellent accuracy.
The control operations run on cms oximeters are simple and interesting. Few press buttons are entailed which proves it less technical. The led screen simplifies the whole viewing. The screens often have gaily displayed units that enhance sound reading. However, the concept of data transfer is somewhat technical and calls for some knowledge and experience with them. The meters have power ratings indicated and specified, though they stand out as far as power efficiency is concerned.
This measuring instrument features a rather compact and light design having a single display switch operation. It is thus conveniently easy and simple to control and integrates the latest oximetry technique in a spot check gadget. They possess robust led display that is easy to read. In addition, the low power consumption renders the unit efficient as it runs for as long as thirty hours of constant operation with two AAA alkaline batteries.
The cms device facilitates the storage and retrieval of data. It also enhances programming for readings within set time range, which helps in drawing conclusions about the oxygen saturation of the patient. They are also packaged with the software for Spo2 trend monitoring and analysis. The software is mainly compatible with windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows Xp. Reports can thus be generated and downloaded.
By all aspects, this device is out of doubt a work simplification. It overcomes the traditional limitation of having to take samples of blood. It is all inclusive and applicable across all age groups. It is not only convenient to patients, but also a plus to doctors and clinicians.
The cms utilizes oximetry in non-invasely providing real time pulse rates and oxygen saturation. The equipment acts as a vital tool among doctors and clinicians in detecting the oxygen levels of patients that are sedated, unconscious and not in a position to co-ordinate and control their oxygen distribution.
Oximeters have wide range of applications, ranging from hospitals and medical clinics to homes and surgical rooms. They come handy for folks suffering from such diseases and conditions as asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases (COPD) and emphysema. They also form vital accompaniments to high altitude individuals, including high mountain climbers and pilots. Such people use them to protect against hypoxia.
Those soaring in up in the air, such as doctors and high altitude mountain climbers, have the equipment on their person for safeguarding against hypoxia. This also explains their extended use in high altitude training by athletes, as the exhaustion of oxygen raises the vital red cells in the blood, which in turn facilitates endurance. A s evidenced above, the device is applied beyond low lands and it is consistent in performance, with excellent accuracy.
The control operations run on cms oximeters are simple and interesting. Few press buttons are entailed which proves it less technical. The led screen simplifies the whole viewing. The screens often have gaily displayed units that enhance sound reading. However, the concept of data transfer is somewhat technical and calls for some knowledge and experience with them. The meters have power ratings indicated and specified, though they stand out as far as power efficiency is concerned.
This measuring instrument features a rather compact and light design having a single display switch operation. It is thus conveniently easy and simple to control and integrates the latest oximetry technique in a spot check gadget. They possess robust led display that is easy to read. In addition, the low power consumption renders the unit efficient as it runs for as long as thirty hours of constant operation with two AAA alkaline batteries.
The cms device facilitates the storage and retrieval of data. It also enhances programming for readings within set time range, which helps in drawing conclusions about the oxygen saturation of the patient. They are also packaged with the software for Spo2 trend monitoring and analysis. The software is mainly compatible with windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows Xp. Reports can thus be generated and downloaded.
By all aspects, this device is out of doubt a work simplification. It overcomes the traditional limitation of having to take samples of blood. It is all inclusive and applicable across all age groups. It is not only convenient to patients, but also a plus to doctors and clinicians.