VIP Pulse Oximeter

Pulse oximeters measure how much of the blood hemoglobin carries oxygen (oxygen saturation). If you’re working in health care (or have been patient!), you’re likely to have come across pulse oximeters. In areas like operating rooms, recovery, critical care, wards, and ambulances, you can find them.

warranty in years:  1 (one)

Common use:

• Non-invasive
• Buying and using cheap
• Can be very compact
• Detects hypoxemia earlier than you used to see cyanosis with your eyes.

Pulse Oximeter (Finger type)

Specification:

• Battery life: lead acid battery, internal, rechargeable; fully charged within 6 hours
• SpO2: range 0-100 percent
• Precision: ?2 percent at 70-100 percent; ?3 percent at 50-69 percent Average beat: 4.8- or 16-pulse average.
• Pulse rate: 30-254bpm range ? accuracy: ?2% at 30-254bpm ? average: an average of 8 or 16 seconds.

Oxygen Saturation:

Oxygen saturation is measured by pulse oximeters. We need to understand what oxygen saturation is before we learn the principles of how pulse oximeters work. We all know we need oxygen for life.(Some of you may find this section a bit too basic. If this short section is to be skipped, click this link to go to the next section Physical properties used in pulse oximeter).

Special Features:

• Battery life: lead acid battery, internal, rechargeable; fully charged within 6 hours
• SpO2: range 0-100 percent
• Precision: 2 percent at 70-100 percent; 3 percent at 50-69 percent Average beat: 4.8- or 16-pulse average.
• Pulse rate: 30-254bpm range accuracy: 2% at 30-254bpm average: an average of 8 or 16 seconds.

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