New Patient monitor Contec CMS 6000 mutlipara (5 para)

3. SpO2 Monitoring: This monitor uses a pulse oximeter to measure the oxygen saturation level in the patient’s blood. It typically utilizes a clip or probe attached to a finger or other body part to obtain SpO2 readings.

4. NIBP Measurement: The CMS 6000 can measure blood pressure non-invasively, meaning it does not require any invasive procedures. It usually employs an inflatable cuff placed around the patient’s arm, which inflates and deflates to measure systolic and diastolic blood pressure.

5. emperature Monitoring: It is equipped with a temperature probe or sensor that can be attached to the patient’s skin to measure body temperature.

6. Waveform Display: The CMS 6000 can display real-time waveforms of ECG, SpO2, and other parameters. These waveforms provide visual representation of the patient’s physiological activity.

7. Alarms and Notifications: The patient monitor is designed to alert healthcare providers when any vital signs or parameters go beyond preset thresholds. This helps in timely identification of critical situations.

8. Data Storage and Connectivity: The CMS 6000 may have built-in storage capacity to store patient data and measurements. Some models may also offer connectivity options to transfer data to a central monitoring system or electronic health record (EHR) for further analysis and record-keeping.