The level of oxygen supply in the blood must be at the right level for normal body functioning. The muscles which are responsible for any movement in the body primarily depends on oxygen if they are to function as expected. When the brain is short of oxygen supply you are likely to feel dizzy or even faint. Death is very common in case of an acute shortage. With this said, the question is how to keenly monitor oxygen level in the blood system. The solution lies in oximeters designed for home use and in particular, the wrist pulse oximeters.
Hospitals depends on specific oximeters (devices used to determine the level of oxygen in blood) designed for this purpose. In fact, this is one of the first tests you are taken through for any medical checkup purpose. With understanding of just how important to keep track of oxygen level in blood, this device has been able to find its place in our houses.
The device is designed with multiple sensors and as such is attached to the wrist with the sensor over the finger. It is very small and light in weight with Bluetooth connectivity and is won like a ring. It therefore transmits data to a computer or cell phone as long as it has software to manage data. This means that you will need to buy software along with the device.
With FDA approval, you can be sure of the quality of your device. They size is convenient and very easy to operate. The data can be store for many days as long as you have good data management software. Being light in weight and very small in size, they are not prone to finger fatigue. In fact, they are very ideal for taking measurements when asleep as movement and light can both interfere with it operation.
The readings are given in percentages and the normal level range from 95% to 98%. For many reasons, the percentages can be lower than normal without any course of alarm. However, when the readings are below 90%, there are all reasons to worry. This calls for finding ways to increase oxygen intake so as to facilitate normal cell functioning and of course proper breathing. In order to properly work, the heat beat must be strong enough and there should be no movement as this hinders it working.
Given that this device operates by emitting red and ultraviolet light, other foreign light may hinder its optimal operation. Other than this, movements may also disrupt its accuracy in operation, the reason why it is best used over night. The other area of limitation is as a result of over reliance of pulse rate. While it works best with stronger pulse rate, it does not work properly with weak heat beats.
The readings come in form of percentages with the normal range being 95% to 98%. The rate can be lower than this without any cause for alarm. The reading below 90% however calls for a reason to worry as this is too low for proper organ functioning.
It is generally agreed that everyone is his first doctor. The implication is that you must be in constant check of how well your entire body is. In order to be able to do this, you need special devices that give quick feedback various data that matters to your health. One of this is the special oximeter.
Hospitals depends on specific oximeters (devices used to determine the level of oxygen in blood) designed for this purpose. In fact, this is one of the first tests you are taken through for any medical checkup purpose. With understanding of just how important to keep track of oxygen level in blood, this device has been able to find its place in our houses.
The device is designed with multiple sensors and as such is attached to the wrist with the sensor over the finger. It is very small and light in weight with Bluetooth connectivity and is won like a ring. It therefore transmits data to a computer or cell phone as long as it has software to manage data. This means that you will need to buy software along with the device.
With FDA approval, you can be sure of the quality of your device. They size is convenient and very easy to operate. The data can be store for many days as long as you have good data management software. Being light in weight and very small in size, they are not prone to finger fatigue. In fact, they are very ideal for taking measurements when asleep as movement and light can both interfere with it operation.
The readings are given in percentages and the normal level range from 95% to 98%. For many reasons, the percentages can be lower than normal without any course of alarm. However, when the readings are below 90%, there are all reasons to worry. This calls for finding ways to increase oxygen intake so as to facilitate normal cell functioning and of course proper breathing. In order to properly work, the heat beat must be strong enough and there should be no movement as this hinders it working.
Given that this device operates by emitting red and ultraviolet light, other foreign light may hinder its optimal operation. Other than this, movements may also disrupt its accuracy in operation, the reason why it is best used over night. The other area of limitation is as a result of over reliance of pulse rate. While it works best with stronger pulse rate, it does not work properly with weak heat beats.
The readings come in form of percentages with the normal range being 95% to 98%. The rate can be lower than this without any cause for alarm. The reading below 90% however calls for a reason to worry as this is too low for proper organ functioning.
It is generally agreed that everyone is his first doctor. The implication is that you must be in constant check of how well your entire body is. In order to be able to do this, you need special devices that give quick feedback various data that matters to your health. One of this is the special oximeter.
