Patient Monitor CMS6000 – Paper (50x30x16I*31*) CMS 7000/8000/9000 10

The CMS6000, CMS7000, CMS8000, and CMS9000 are patient monitors commonly used in clinical settings to track vital signs, often used in ICUs, operating rooms, and emergency departments. These models vary in functionality but share some general features and specifications:

General Specifications and Features:

1. Display and Size:

   • CMS6000: Often comes with a compact design and a smaller screen, making it more portable and suitable for bedside monitoring.
   • CMS7000/CMS8000/CMS9000: These have progressively larger displays, ranging from about 10 inches (CMS7000) up to 15 inches (CMS9000), enhancing data visibility.

2. Dimensions (Approximate):

   • CMS6000: Measures around 50 x 30 x 16 cm (with slight variations depending on specific configurations).
   • CMS7000, CMS8000, and CMS9000: Typically larger in size to accommodate more sensors, additional data display options, and expanded functionality.

3. Monitoring Parameters:

   • Basic Parameters: All models generally measure ECG, heart rate, SpO₂, non-invasive blood pressure (NIBP), and temperature.
   • Advanced Monitoring:
     • CMS7000: Includes more robust data displays and additional monitoring capabilities such as respiratory rate.
     • CMS8000/CMS9000: These models often support invasive blood pressure (IBP) and end-tidal CO₂ (EtCO₂) monitoring, useful for critical care.

4. Alarms and Notifications:

   • All models have customizable alarm settings for parameters outside defined ranges, with visual and audible alerts to ensure timely patient care.

5. Data Storage and Connectivity:

   • CMS7000 and above: These often support extended data storage and can connect to central monitoring systems or Electronic Medical Records (EMRs).
   • CMS9000: The most advanced in the series, offering high-resolution displays and enhanced connectivity options.

6. Battery and Power Options:

   • CMS6000: Equipped with a rechargeable battery, suitable for short-term portable monitoring.
   • CMS7000/8000/9000: Larger battery capacities for extended monitoring, along with dual power sources for stable operation.

These monitors are built with specific purposes in mind: the CMS6000 for bedside and mobile monitoring, and the CMS7000 to CMS9000 for more comprehensive patient monitoring in high-acuity settings. For exact specifications, it is best to check directly with the manufacturer or authorized suppliers, as configurations can vary.