pulse oximeter , także: pulseoximeter

The pulse oximeter often has an alarm for blood oxygen levels that fall below a safe level.

He also led the development of the first team of pulse oximeter engineers.

This pulse oximeter measured oxygen levels in her blood.

Masimo makes a device, called a pulse oximeter, that measures blood oxygen.

Biox is an American medical technology company founded in 1979 known for the development of the first widely used pulse oximeter.

The pulse oximeter may be incorporated into a multiparameter patient monitor.

A pulse oximeter, which is clipped to a finger or toe, measures blood oxygen levels.

The pulse oximeter, for example, which measures the blood's oxygen level, provides warning of blood pressure changes dangerous to a patient with a heart condition.

Oxygen as indicated by blood gas results or by monitoring with a pulse oximeter.

A pulse oximeter is a device that checks how much oxygen is in the blood.

The pulse oximeter fits over a finger tip or an ear lobe.

One is the pulse oximeter, which looks like a thimble and calculates the blood's oxygen based on the color of the skin.

The team introduced the Nigerian doctors to the pulse oximeter, a standard device for measuring oxygen levels in blood.

Biofeedback can be delivered using a pulse oximeter.

This difference is used for measurement of the amount of oxygen in patient's blood by an instrument called pulse oximeter.

The pulse oximeter machine attaches to the patient's finger with an elastic band aid.

Examples of peripheral devices are: blood pressure cuff, pulse oximeter, and glucometer.

Biox was founded in 1979, and introduced the first pulse oximeter to commercial distribution in 1981.

In the context of a pulse oximeter, an episodic scanner could be implemented to send an event report to the manager on every heart beat.

Martinez brought (from the case's evidence) a saline bag, a propofol bottle and a pulse oximeter to the meeting.

He attached a pulse oximeter.

Under BOC guidance, the pulse oximeter market expanded significantly.

To cause a physiological response, the altitude must be sufficient to reduce blood oxygen saturation (sometimes measured by a pulse oximeter) to approximately 90%.

Some monitors also have an automatic blood pressure cuff and a pulse oximeter (which measures the oxygen saturation of your blood).

Also, a small device used to measure the amount of oxygen in your blood (pulse oximeter) may be attached to your finger or earlobe.