Siemens SC 7000/9000 Six parameter patients monitor

Features:

1. ECG (Electrocardiogram): The monitor measures and displays the electrical activity of the heart, typically using multiple leads placed on the patient’s chest.
2. SpO2 (Peripheral Capillary Oxygen Saturation): It measures the oxygen saturation levels in the patient’s blood using a non-invasive probe attached to a finger or earlobe. It provides information about the patient’s oxygenation status.
3. NIBP (Non-Invasive Blood Pressure): The monitor can measure the patient’s blood pressure without the need for invasive procedures, usually using an inflatable cuff placed around the patient’s upper arm or wrist.
4. Respiration: It can monitor the patient’s respiration rate, usually through the use of sensors placed on the chest or abdomen. It provides information about the patient’s breathing pattern.
5. Temperature: The monitor can measure the patient’s body temperature using either non-invasive methods such as a skin probe or invasive methods like a urinary or esophageal probe.
6. CO2 (Carbon Dioxide) Monitoring: Some patient monitors, especially those used in critical care settings, may include capnography to monitor the patient’s end-tidal carbon dioxide levels, providing information about their respiratory status.