5 Para Monitor Screen

Display Screen: Shows vital signs such as heart rate, blood pressure, respiratory rate, oxygen saturation (SpO2), and electrocardiogram (ECG) waveforms.

Monitoring Capabilities: Monitors can be configured to track additional parameters such as temperature, CO2 levels, and invasive pressures (e.g., arterial blood pressure).

Alarms: Alerts healthcare providers to critical changes in patient conditions, ensuring timely intervention.

Continuous Monitoring: Provides real-time updates on patient vital signs, allowing healthcare providers to detect changes promptly.

Enhanced Patient Safety: Alerts staff to abnormalities or emergencies, facilitating rapid response and intervention.

Data Recording: Records patient data over time for review and analysis, aiding in treatment decisions and medical documentation.

Multi-Parameter Monitoring: Simultaneously displays multiple parameters on one screen for comprehensive patient assessment.

User-Friendly Interface: Intuitive controls and touchscreen options for ease of use by healthcare professionals.

Data Storage: Stores patient data for trend analysis, ensuring continuity of care and accurate record-keeping.

How It Works:

Placement: Attach sensors and electrodes to the patient as per monitoring requirements.

Setup: Configure monitor settings based on patient condition and monitoring goals.

Monitoring: Continuously observe and interpret displayed parameters, responding to alarms and changes as needed.

Screen Size: Various sizes are available, ranging from compact screens for portable monitors to larger screens for stationary units.

Connectivity: Can be connected to central monitoring systems or integrated into electronic medical records (EMR) for comprehensive patient management.

Power Source: Operates on mains power or battery backup for continuous monitoring even during power outages.
Applications:

Hospital Wards: Used in intensive care units (ICUs), emergency departments, and general wards to monitor critically ill patients.

Surgical Settings: Provides real-time monitoring during surgeries and procedures under anesthesia.

Transport Monitoring: Portable monitors allow continuous monitoring during patient transport within healthcare facilities.