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| 브랜드 이름: | Bestran |
| 모델 번호: | BT-PM8C |
| 모크: | 1PC |
| 가격: | negotiable |
| 배달 시간: | 3~5일 |
| 지불 조건: | T/T,웨스턴 유니온,머니그램 |
Network-Ready Hospital Monitor With 5-Hour Battery & 12.1" HD Display
Hospital Monitor Features
Hospital Intensive Care Units (ICUs) & Critical Care: For continuously monitoring unstable patients who need close observation of all vital signs, including advanced cardiac analysis.
Operating Rooms (ORs) & Anesthesia: To provide a clear, real-time view of a patient's status (like ECG, SpO2, and temperature) throughout surgical procedures.
Emergency Departments (ER): For the rapid and detailed assessment of patients in high-acuity situations.
Cardiac Care Units (CCUs): Specifically for its S-T segment analysis and pacemaker detection features to monitor heart conditions.
Intermediate Care/Step-down Units: For patients who require more monitoring than a general ward can provide but are not in critical condition.
Hospital Monitor Specification
| Features | • 6 Standard parameters: ECG, 2-TEMP, NIBP, SpO2, RESP, PR/HR • 12.1 inch high resolution color TFT LCD display • Real time S-T segment analysis, pace-maker detection • Indication of incorrect manipulation and malfunction analysis • Patient info input management function • Muti-lead ECG waveforms display in phase • Large volume of tabular and praphic trends information storage and easy to recall • Capture dynamic waveforms • Up to 5 hours working capacity of built-in rechargeable lithium battery • Unique accessory management cabinet • Networking capacity |
| Standard Configuration | ECG, 2-TEMP, NIBP, SpO2, RESP, PR/HR |
| Optional | IBP, 2-IBP, ETCO2, Built-in recorder, cart, wall shelf |
| Standard Accessories | Temperature probe (1 PC) Disposable ECG Electrodes (5pcs) Reusable Spo2 sensor (1 PC) ECG Cable and Leadwire (1 PC) NIBP cuff and tube (1 PC) Rechargable lithium battery (1 PC) |
Hospital Monitor Usage:
Hospital Patient Monitor are used in various medical settings to continuously track a patient's vital signs. Common places include:
Hospital Wards: Like ICU, ER, and operating rooms, for critical care.
Ambulances: For monitoring during patient transport.
Clinics & Nursing Homes: For routine check-ups and ongoing care.
Homes: For patients who need long-term health tracking.
