Nellcor™ bedside SpO₂ patient monitor

Description

Monitor with confidence

The Nellcor™ bedside respiratory patient monitor incorporates the latest Nellcor™ digital signal processing and cardiac-based technology for accurate, reliable readings. Because Nellcor™ pulse oximetry is closely tied to patient physiology, it provides consistent readings during various challenging conditions, such as patient movement, noise, and low perfusion which can impede the assessment of patient respiratory status. The patient monitoring system is also cleared as a motion-­tolerant bedside pulse oximeter that is compliant with ISO 80601-2-61.

With its intuitive, easy-to-read, graphical user interface and state-of-the-art color touch screen, this monitoring system provides clinicians with easy access to critical information they need for patient care. The system provides continuous SpO2, pulse rate, SatSeconds alarm management, and saturation pattern detection (SPD) alert, so clinicians may detect respiratory complications earlier and, therefore, intervene sooner.

Features

• Multicolor display screen with a black background for contrast

• Backup audible alarm

• Multiple-language graphical user interface to support variety of users

•  96-hour trend memory with data captured every four seconds

• Distinctive digital signal processing technology

• Simple, intuitive operation with a space-saving design

• Displays plethysmographic waveforms, pulse amplitude, and current measured SpO2 and pulse rate

Technology

The Nellcor™ bedside SpO₂ patient monitoring system features a compact design, improved functionality, a built-in handle, and an intuitive, easy-to-read color user interface, making it simpler for clinicians to review and download critical patient data.

With its innovative features, advanced technology, and small footprint, this easy-to-use patient monitoring system helps clinicians save time and space.

• A variable pitch beep tone enables clinicians to hear point-by-point changes in SpO2.

• Patient trend data can be stored on a PC for archive and analysis.

• An easy-to-use jog dial enables simple navigation and control of the display and monitoring system functions.

• On-screen help messages assist with the use of the monitor.

• Biomedical engineers and technicians can simply and effectively set institutional defaults as well as easily replace the battery, perform diagnostics to troubleshoot performance issues, and generally maintain the monitor within the hospital.