P Monitor CMS9000 & Nibp/Spo2/Temp/ECG

The CMS9000 Patient Monitor is a comprehensive medical device designed for continuous monitoring of vital signs in various clinical settings. This advanced monitor provides real-time data on several critical parameters, ensuring healthcare professionals can make informed decisions quickly.

Key Features:

• Multi-Parameter Monitoring: The CMS9000 tracks and displays the following vital signs:

  • NIBP (Non-Invasive Blood Pressure): Accurate measurement of systolic, diastolic, and mean arterial pressure.
  • SpO2 (Oxygen Saturation): Continuous monitoring of blood oxygen levels, crucial for assessing respiratory function.
  • Temperature: Provides real-time temperature readings, essential for detecting fever or hypothermia.
  • ECG (Electrocardiogram): Monitors heart rhythm and electrical activity, helping detect arrhythmias and other cardiac conditions.

• User-Friendly Interface: Features a clear, easy-to-read display with customizable settings, allowing for quick access to vital signs and parameters.

• Alarm System: Equipped with adjustable alarms for each parameter, alerting healthcare staff to any abnormalities or critical changes in a patient's condition.

• Data Storage and Connectivity: Offers built-in storage for patient data, and can connect to hospital information systems for centralized monitoring and record-keeping.

• Compact and Portable Design: Lightweight and portable, suitable for use in various settings, including hospitals, clinics, and emergency care situations.

Applications:

• Critical Care Units: Ideal for use in ICU and CCU environments where continuous monitoring of vital signs is essential.
• Emergency Medicine: Supports rapid assessment and monitoring of patients in emergency situations.
• General Ward Use: Can be utilized in general wards to monitor post-operative or stable patients.

The CMS9000 Patient Monitor is a reliable and essential tool for healthcare professionals, ensuring the effective monitoring of vital signs and facilitating timely medical interventions.