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Wearable Medical Pulse Oximeter Devices Offer Convenient And Continuous Monitoring For Patients

        Wearable medical pulse oximeter devices are a new development in pulse oximetry technology that offer convenient and continuous monitoring of patients' oxygen levels.

        These devices are typically worn on the wrist or finger and use optical sensors to measure oxygen saturation levels in the blood. They can be worn continuously for extended periods of time, providing a more comprehensive picture of a patient's oxygen levels than traditional pulse oximeters, which are typically used for spot checks.

         Wearable pulse oximeters are particularly useful for patients with chronic respiratory conditions, such as COPD or asthma, as they can provide continuous monitoring of oxygen levels and alert patients and healthcare providers if levels fall below a certain threshold. They can also be useful for patients with sleep apnea, as they can monitor oxygen levels during sleep and alert patients if levels fall too low.

         In addition, some wearable pulse oximeters now include features such as wireless connectivity, allowing data to be transmitted to healthcare providers in real-time. This can be particularly useful in home healthcare settings, as it allows healthcare providers to monitor patients remotely and intervene if necessary.

       Wearable medical pulse oximeter devices offer a convenient and continuous way to monitor patients' oxygen levels, providing valuable data for healthcare providers and helping to prevent respiratory complications in a variety of settings.

Specification:

Dimension: 60mm×35mm×32mm

Weight: 50g

SPO2 Range: 0% - 99%.

SPO2 Resolution: +- 1%.

Pulse Rate Range: 30-250 bpm.

Pulse Rate Resolution: +- 1bpm.

Power Requirements: 2 ×1.5V AAA alkaline battery or rechargeable battery instead, adaptable range: 2.6V~3.6V.

Measurement Performance: Oxyhemoglobin/Pulse value is accurate when the pulse-filling rate is 0.4%.

The deviation is smaller than +- 1 % when measured in natural indoor lighting conditions.

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