| Decrease oxygen saturation in blood in the helix of the ear by using an ear oximeter. |
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| The oximeter device has been manufactured to automatically perform calibration when switched on. |
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| A pulse oximeter may be placed on the patient to monitor the amount of oxygen in the blood. |
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| The company has completed three projects for the medical sector, including a cardiac output monitor, an insulin pump, and a pulse oximeter. |
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| The pulse oximeter also utilizes a plethysmographic waveform to differentiate pulsatile arterial hemoglobin saturation from venous blood. |
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| If a pulse oximeter or oxygen sat monitor is available this will reveal a significantly lower oxygen saturation at a given altitude. |
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| Kids could have a lot of fun with a blood-pressure cuff and pulse oximeter, in a supervised setting. |
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| He used a pillowcase to carry his stethoscope, otoscope, blood pressure cuff, and pulse oximeter. |
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| It was initially marketed in 1982 and became the standard conventional pulse oximeter. |
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| All patients are equipped with a pulse oximeter for monitoring of percutaneous oxygen saturation. |
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| There is only one report of a skin burn, which was caused by a pulse oximeter that probably activated the photosensitiser. |
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| This can be demonstrated with an altimeter inside the bag, and marked improvements in oxygen saturation are measurable with a pulse oximeter. |
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| The nurse applies electrocardiogram leads, a blood pressure cuff, and a pulse oximeter. |
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| One easy way to check is to use a pulse oximeter to monitor oxygen saturations intermittently during treatment. |
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| A blood pressure cuff tracks your blood pressure and another device, a pulse oximeter, measures the amount of oxygen in your blood. |
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| If these are pathologically elevated, the pulse oximeter will give a falsely elevated reading. |
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| The money was used to buy a pulse oximeter, a hand-held piece of equipment which is attached to an ear lobe or finger and checks lung function quickly and easily. |
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| The circulating nurse assists the anesthesia care provider by applying appropriately sized electrocardiogram pads, blood pressure cuff, and pulse oximeter. |
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| Extended monitoring with a pulse oximeter is mandatory for these patients. |
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| The pulse oximeter, which measures blood oxygen saturation, merely requires that a sensor be attached to the fingertip of the patient being monitored. |
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| Instruments: Braden scale, portable vital sign machine, and pulse oximeter. |
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| Hypoxia is a common and serious problem, and a pulse oximeter will detect hypoxemia long before the animal becomes cyanosed. |
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| A pulse oximeter, which is clipped to a finger or toe, measures blood oxygen levels. |
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| The E Series pulse oximeter may affect the MRI image, and the MRI unit may affect the accuracy of the oximetry measurements. |
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| Your medical gas company may come out to measure the oxygen saturation with a pulse oximeter in your home. |
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| Diagnostic set for measuring the 4 most common vital parameters: oxygen saturation in the blood and pulse with the pulse oximeter, ref. |
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| Over 100 clinical studies support the conclusion that Masimo SET is the most effective pulse oximeter in the world. |
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| Functional testers cannot be used to assess the accuracy of the pulse oximeter. |
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| The oximeter sensor contains two emitters that transmit red and infrared light through the monitored site. |
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| Along similar lines, a portable oximeter will be presented for measuring dissolved oxygen in wines. |
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| The more oxygen the blood is carrying, the redder it is, which changes the colour of the light produced by the oximeter. |
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| We also used a pulse oximeter to measure oxygen saturation of the blood. |
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| According to the oximeter, Subject A began Act I with a pulse of eighty-one beats per minute and a blood-oxygen level of ninety-eight per cent, while Subject B came in at eighty and ninety-six, respectively. |
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| The agency also used a blood oximeter to measure vital signs, and detainees were placed on liquid diets on the advice of medical personnel so they would be less likely to choke on their own vomit, the report said. |
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| Other manufacturers' sensors may cause improper oximeter performance. |
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| Some families can borrow an oximeter, or rent one. |
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| The development of a pulse oximeter that can separately measure carboxyhemoglobin and oxyhemoglobin will be a major advance in healthcare. |
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| Carefully read your defibrillator's R Series Operator's Guide, these operating instructions, and the Directions for Use that accompany the Masimo oximeter sensors. |
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| The PULSOX pulse oximeter is a compact device that measures oxygen saturation in arterial blood by observing changes in the color of hemoglobin in the blood with light shone through the fingertip. |
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| Do not use the pulse oximeter as an apnea monitor. |
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| With this feature, the pulse oximeter is put to good use in the medical field as an instrument that gives results instantaneously without the need to draw blood. |
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| This insert supplements your defibrillator's R Series Operator's Guide and describes how to set up, use, and maintain the R Series pulse oximeter. |
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| Consider a pulse oximeter an early warning device. |
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| Miniature pulse oximeter supplied with bag and cable. |
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| The pulse oximeter is indicated for use on adult, pediatric, and neonatal patients who are stationary or in motion in a hospital or prehospital environment. |
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| The pulse oximeter measures arterial oxygenation. |
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| The oximeter is far more effective at detecting an apneic patient. |
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