MINDRAY PM-60 Pulse Oximeter

Description

A pulse oximeter is a medical device designed to measure pulse rate and blood oxygen saturation. It is essential for assessing the state of the respiratory and cardiovascular systems and for detecting the onset of pathological conditions.

A pulse oximeter is a portable device shaped like a small clip that attaches to a finger. The measurement procedure is called pulse oximetry and allows for the timely diagnosis of hypoxia - a lack of oxygen in the blood.

Indications for the use of a pulse oximeter include heart failure, respiratory diseases, evaluation of oxygen therapy effectiveness, surgery and rehabilitation, induction of anesthesia, and diagnosis and monitoring of patients with sleep apnea and chronic heart and lung disease.

Key Advantages

• - Compact, portable design: the MINDRAY PM-60 pulse oximeter has small dimensions (12.4 x 5.6 x 3 cm) and low weight, making it easy to carry and use in various settings;
• - Ease of use: the device features a bright display that clearly shows blood oxygen saturation (SpO2) and pulse rate (PR) readings. Single-button control makes the pulse oximeter convenient to use even for people without medical training;
• - High measurement accuracy: the MINDRAY PM-60 pulse oximeter delivers accurate, reliable SpO2 and PR readings, with a margin of error of ±2% for SpO2 and ±1 bpm for PR. This ensures the reliability of information needed to monitor a patient's health;
• - Wide measurement range: the device can measure blood oxygen saturation from 0% to 100% and pulse rate from 30 to 250 beats per minute. This allows the pulse oximeter to be used across different age groups and patient conditions;
• - Cost-effectiveness: the MINDRAY PM-60 pulse oximeter runs on a battery providing up to 36 hours of operation. This allows the device to be used for extended periods without recharging, which is especially convenient for medical staff working in the field or on call-outs;
• - Safety and hygiene: the device meets safety and hygiene standards, ensuring protection against electrical shock and other potential hazards. In addition, the pulse oximeter housing is made of high-quality materials resistant to wear and disinfection, ensuring a long service life and repeated processing.