What are Patient Monitors?

Patient monitors are usually used in intensive care units to improve decision-making and ensure qualitative care.

A patient monitor is composed of a sensor, processing components and a visual display. Additional functions such as an alarm, are attached to alert the staff of changes. The sensor detects the physiological levels of a patient’s vitals. The processing component converts sensor signals to a format which can be displayed via an LED, LCD or CRT screen.

The physiological condition of a patient can be detected in real time by viewing the displayed waveform or numerical formats in the patient monitor. The major vital parameters such as respiratory rate, cardiac rate, hemodynamic rate, blood glucose, body temperature, oxygen saturation and intracranial pressure can be viewed through the patient monitor.

At times, various issues could occur such as clutter due to complicated data integration on monitor displays, usability issues, hardware issues, consistency violations and information discriminability. Hence it is mandatory to select the right patient monitor supplier before buying the product.

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