Pulse Oximeter pom-27

A testing device that measures cardiopulmonary function in real-time and quantifies and visualizes the data in about 8 seconds for daily health management.

■Features - This device measures and visualizes cardiopulmonary function in real-time through the fingertip, quantifying arterial blood oxygen saturation (SpO2), pulse rate, pulse waveform and intensity, and perfusion index (PI value) in about 8 seconds. - The switch is one-touch. It allows for a short measurement time of about 8 seconds. The clip design makes it easy to operate by simply pinching the fingertip. It provides peace of mind for infection control, individuals with health concerns, and daily health management for families caring for the elderly at home. - The standard SpO2 value is 96-99%. A value below 90% indicates a potential respiratory failure, as oxygen cannot be delivered to the body's organs. - According to the "Guidelines for Diagnosis" related to the novel coronavirus infection, SpO2 levels are classified as follows: 96% and above = mild, 93% to less than 96% = moderate I (no respiratory failure), and 93% or below = moderate II (with respiratory failure). - The PI value indicates the blood flow status of peripheral tissues, with a reference range of approximately 2.0-10%. A value below 1.0% is considered unfavorable. - The LCD display is highly visible, and pressing the button allows for display switching from four directions. It automatically powers off when the finger is removed. It operates on two AAA batteries, providing about 30 hours of use in an energy-efficient manner. It is lightweight and compact, making it easy to carry in a bag. - It can be used for proper management of exercise during sports training and as a guideline for altitude acclimatization in mountaineering, making it suitable for a wide range of applications.

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