Vital signs monitoring device E8

2200

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Product description

E8 Vital Signs Monitoring Device: The "Yonker E8" device is a vital signs monitoring device for patients, and it is an essential tool in various medical environments, such as hospitals, clinics, and even for home use. This device is used to measure and display a range of vital indicators that provide a comprehensive picture of the patient's health status. Product specifications and features: Multiple vital signs measurement: The device can measure and display several vital signs at the same time, including: - Blood oxygen saturation (SpO2): measures the oxygen level in the blood. - Non-invasive blood pressure (NIBP): measures systolic, diastolic, and mean arterial pressure. - Heart rate (PR): measures the number of heartbeats per minute. - Temperature (Temp): an optional feature in some models. - ECG (Electrocardiogram): also an optional feature in some models. Display: Features a 8-inch color touchscreen TFT display (size varies in some models), making data and waveforms easy to read clearly. Design: Features a compact and lightweight design, making it easy to transport and use in different locations within medical facilities or even in ambulances. Alarms: Contains an audible and visual alarm system to alert doctors and nurses in case of any abnormal changes in the patient's condition. Battery: Contains an integrated lithium-ion battery. Memory: The device can store data for long periods, up to 720 hours in some models, allowing for patient condition follow-up and trend analysis over time. Connectivity: Supports connection to central monitoring systems. Safety: Has features such as high-frequency surgical interference resistance and defibrillation protection, ensuring measurement accuracy even in surgical environments. Product uses: The "Yonker E8" device is widely used in many medical departments, such as: - Intensive Care Units (ICU). - Operating rooms. - Emergency departments. - Patient wards. - Clinics. - Home care (for patients who require continuous monitoring). For more information about the device and its details, you can watch the video at the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JsiXxBYURIc