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Description
Medisign Pulse Oximeter PO-8001 is a portable, non-invasive device that clips painlessly on your fingertip to measure the pulse rate and oxygen saturation of your body within a matter of seconds. Oxygen saturation (SpO2) refers to the amount of oxygen travelling through your body with the blood while pulse rate is an estimation of the number of times your heart contracts. This device is uniquely designed with an advanced high speed sensor that generates result within eight seconds. Medisign Pulse Oximeter PO-8001 with its mini body can be carried easily during trips while adjustable OLED screen adds to the user experience.Features
-High speed sensor. -OLED display. -Auto-power off. -Compact size. -High quality. -IPX1 water resistant.Form
Portable pulse oximeter.Key Benefits
-Medisign Pulse Oximeter PO-8001 is a light-weight and easy to use device to measure the oxygen saturation in your blood as well as your current pulse rate. -Built-in high speed sensors allows to generate the results within eight seconds. -High-quality OLED screen allows the result reading from four orientations, adds to the user experience. -Auto-power off feature turns off the Oximeter automatically in ten seconds when there is no signal, providing longer battery life. -Compact and light-weight body of the Oximeter makes it easy to use and carry. -Energy-efficient; Consumes low power and works with 2 AAA batteries. -IPX1 water resistant; can resist water that vertically drops on the Oximeter. -Made with High-quality and durable materials.Direction For Use
-Clean your fingertip and remove any nail polish, if applied. -Warm your hand before using the Oximeter. -Rest for a few minutes before the measurement. -Hold your hand at heart or chest level. -Switch on the Oximeter and place it on your fingertip. -Remove the Oximeter when you’re completed measuring.Dosage
Oximeter can be used for as long as needed to monitor your pulse and oxygen saturation.Storage
-Store at room temperature, away from direct light, heat, and moisture. -Keep out of reach of children and pets.Safety Information/Precautions
-Clean the surface of the Oximeter before using in diagnosis for patients. -Remove the batteries if the Oximeter will not be operated for a long time. -Do not use the Oximeter while the patient is under MRI or CT scanning. -Do not use the Oximeter in environment with inflammable gas. -Remove artificial nails or anything that might influence the light transmission.When not to use
Do not use the Oximeter if it fits very tightly or causes discomfort.Pregnancy
Pulse Oximeter can be used during pregnancy. Consult your doctor for more information.Lactation
Pulse Oximeter can be used by nursing females. Consult your doctor for more information.Faqs
1.Which finger should I place the Oximeter on?
For accurate measurement; index, middle, and ring fingers are recommended. The thumb and pinky fingers are not recommended. The index finger is used by most professionals.
2.How does a Pulse Oximeter work?
The Oximeter produces two lights of different wavelengths that pass through the finger and measure the amount of oxygen in the blood along with the pulse rate.
3.What are the normal values of pulse oximetry?
Oxygen saturation (SpO2): 95% or more Pulse rate: 40-100 bpm.
4.What factors might effect Oximeter readings?
Skin color, skin temperature, skin thickness, poor circulation, nail polish, and tobacco use.
5.Which conditions might affect my oxygen saturation?
Covid-19, asthma, anemia, pneumonia, heart failure, and lung diseases.
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