Which parameters are important in patient monitors?

Uryn Patient Monitor: The Core Device for Medical Monitoring

The Uryn Patient Monitor is an advanced medical device designed to measure and display a patient's key vital signs in real time. These vital signs include heart rate, blood pressure, respiratory rate, blood oxygen saturation, body temperature, and other important parameters. The device collects data by placing sensors or electrodes on the patient's body. These sensors can detect changes in the patient's body's electrical activity or physiological parameters and transmit the data to the monitor via wired or wireless means. The device then processes the data and displays it on the screen in real time for medical professionals to observe.

The Uryn Patient Monitor is equipped with an intelligent alarm system that can set thresholds for specific parameters. When any monitored value exceeds the set range, the device will sound an audible alarm to alert medical staff to potential abnormalities or emergencies. In addition, the monitor also has data storage capabilities to facilitate subsequent analysis by medical staff. Some models can even be connected to a central monitoring station to achieve remote and simultaneous monitoring of multiple patients, greatly improving medical efficiency and patient care quality.

Uryn patient monitors play a vital role in hospitals, clinics, and other medical institutions and are an important tool to ensure the health and safety of patients.

Versatile Monitoring Capabilities of Uryn Patient Monitors

Uryn patient monitors can measure and display multiple key parameters simultaneously. The exact number and type of parameters monitored may vary depending on the device model and features. However, the Uryn family of monitors stand out for their superior multi-parameter monitoring capabilities, which can display more vital sign data simultaneously.

Some common parameters monitored include:

Heart rate: The number of times the heart beats per minute.
Blood pressure: The pressure of the blood against the walls of the blood vessels.
Respiratory rate: The number of breaths per minute.
Oxygen saturation (SpO2): The percentage of oxygen saturation in the blood.
Temperature: The patient's current body temperature.
Electrocardiogram (ECG): Records the electrical activity of the heart.
Capnography: Measures the level of carbon dioxide in the breath.
Pulse oximeter: Monitors the oxygen level in the blood.
Invasive blood pressure: Direct measurement of blood pressure through a catheter.
End-tidal carbon dioxide (EtCO2): Measures the level of carbon dioxide at the end of exhalation.

These parameters are essential for a comprehensive assessment of a patient's health, providing healthcare professionals with important information to help them make informed medical decisions. The monitoring capabilities of Uryn patient monitors can be customized based on the type of device and the specific needs of the patient.