The MR7-01-3MT Resuscitation Monitor is designed to continuously track the physiological state of a patient in an intensive care/resuscitation unit.
for civil purposes
This monitor samples, precesses and displays, in a graphical or digital form,
- 3 (out of 12) ECG leads (with a lead selection capability);
- Photopletismograms (PPGs) of the systemic arterial pulse and the peripheral pulse;
- Blood pressure (in a non-invasive mode);
- Body temperature (internal or surface);
- Heart rates;
- Long-term cardiograms, with the deviation (i.e., ratio of the time lengths of two adjacent cardiac cycles) calculated;
- Pulsing wave amplitude records, with the deviation (i.e., the ratio of the amplitudes of two adjacent pulsing cycles) calculated;
- Arterial blood saturation with oxygen SpO2;
- Representation, in graphic or digital format, of the trends of any of the above items.
Sound and light alarms are available for the heart rate, the blood pressure and SpO2.
The reflexive PPG transducer can be attached to any part of the patient’s body to enable monitoring both the peripheral and the central circulation.
The monitor’s non-volatile memory can store all settings and trends over the last 16 hours of the monitor’s operation in case of power outage.
A standard RS-232 interface is provided to connect the monitor to a PC for transmission of both graphic data (ECGs and/or PPGs) and digital data (i.e., the value of any quantity measured).
The image is displayed at a backlit LCD.
Monitor dimensions: 200 x140 x 290 mm.
Weight: 2 kg.
Required power: 220 V/50 Hz (optionally: from an onboard power distribution network or from batteries).
This model can also be used as a building block for configuring a multi-station resuscitation monitoring system with each patient’s data fed into the central work station.
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