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A newborn cord clamp is a medical device that every newborn comes into contact with after birth. This small device plays an important role in ensuring the health of the newborn. 1.Basic function The main function of a newborn cord clamp is to clamp the umb...

Monitoring physiological parameters of patients is a critical task in clinical diagnosis and treatment. It allows doctors to understand the instantaneous physiological changes of patients, so as to timely detect and deal with the problems of patients and ensure their life and health. The monitor is a medical instrument...

As we all know, in the medical industry, the equipment and instruments used, small auxiliary tools, etc., are very diversified, the emergence of this thing, so that the work efficiency of medical staff has been improved, but also make clinical treatment more convenient.

What are the monitor parameters?

Six general parameters:

Heart rate: refers to the times of heart beat per minute;

Blood pressure: Including invasive and non-invasive. Invasive refers to the arterial blood pressure displayed by the monitor when the sensor is implanted in the artery; non-invasive refers to the blood pressure measured by the cuff.

Oximeter System

Pulse oximeter is generally composed of oxygen saturation detection module, industrial control machine or PC machine, blood oxygen detection probe (generally finger cuff type), etc. Some are developed directly as a whole or portable. If the developed oximetry module is used to build the system...

Body temperature is one of the important vital signs of the human body. Hypothalamus and temperature receptors monitor the temperature regulation. Normally, the human body will regulate the temperature within the normal body temperature range through its own thermoregulatory system.

Oximetry Probe Definition

The oximeter probe, fully known as SPO2 Sensor/SPO2 Probe, refers to that the finger cuff of the probe is fixed at the finger end of the patient, the finger is used as a transparent container for holding hemoglobin, the red light with the wavelength of 660 nm and the near-infrared light with...

Blood pressure is the force exerted by circulating blood on the walls of the blood vessels. It facilitates the flow of blood throughout the body and can be categorized into arterial, capillary, and venous pressures, with the commonly referred to blood pressure being arterial blood pressure within the systemic circulation.