Dr Trust USA Professional Series Finger Tip Pulse Oximeter Blue

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Dr. Trust USA Professional Series Finger Tip Pulse Oximeter is a non-invasive device that measures pulse rate, blood oxygen saturation levels, and blood perfusion index. It is suitable for people with lung problems, respiratory issues, and COVID-19 patients.

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Finger Tip Pulse Oximeter

Introduction

The Dr. Trust USA Professional Series Finger Tip Pulse Oximeter is a portable, painless device that helps monitor blood oxygen saturation levels, pulse rate, and blood perfusion index. It is recommended for people with lung problems, respiratory issues, and COVID-19 patients. This device is an early-detection tool that can be used at home, in hospitals, or in community healthcare settings.

Place your finger in the provided slot, and the device will display readings of pulse rate, blood oxygen saturation levels, and blood perfusion index.

The device uses wavelengths of light to measure changes in light absorption in oxygenated or deoxygenated blood. It calculates the amount of oxygen by measuring the changes in the absorption of light and also calculates your heart rate or pulse.

To ensure accurate readings, count your pulse simultaneously while using the oximeter. Same readings mean your oximeter is working well. Nail polish, artificial nails, reduced circulation, and cold hands may affect the readings. Rectify this by placing the probe at the base of the nail or by clipping the probe sideways or by clipping it on the earlobe. For accurate results, the hand should be warm, relaxed, and lower than your heart's level. Also, make sure your body is calm, not in an excited state so that the blood is flowing through your hands properly. Do not smoke as smoking increases the amount of carbon monoxide in blood and pulse oximeters cannot differentiate between oxygen and carbon monoxide. This can lead to inaccurate results, showing a percentage that's higher than the actual oxygen level in your body. Inaccurate results may be obtained if the probe doesn't work properly. In such a case, contact your doctor. Shivering or any hand movement when using the probe can make it difficult for the probe to pick up a signal.