M1868B philip Neonatal Single Patient Cuff 4.3cm 8.0cm Size #2

M1868B philip Neonatal Single-Patient Cuff 4.3-8.0cm Size #2

philip M1868B Neonatal Single-Patient Cuff Size #2

Specification

Features

Secure connection

The cuff does not use a Luer connector, which the FDA and other leading organizations say could pose a significant safety risk. Additionally, the cuff design helps prevent incorrect connections between blood pressure monitors and other medical accessories such as feeding lines, catheters, IV lines, and needleless IV ports. 1 1. Joint Commission on Accreditation of Health Care Organizations (JCAHO) Sentinel Accident Notice, Issue 36, April 2006;

Meet new security requirements

This non-invasive cuff solution is also backwards compatible with connector upgrade kits, allowing you to use older equipment to meet new safety requirements. 1 1 Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) Sentinel Incident Alert, Issue 36, April 2006;

Designed for comfort

This non-invasive blood pressure cuff is made of a soft and comfortable material and is designed for use by these fragile patients.

Neonatal Blood Pressure

Many factors can affect blood pressure during the neonatal period, including antenatal care and conditions, change in postnatal physiology, and postnatal variables, such as difficulty in determining normal blood pressure values for a newborn at a specific time and in specific conditions. Although a wide range of blood pressure values have been observed in neonates after all GA deliveries, there is a large literature dating back more than 40 years showing that systolic, diastolic and mean blood pressure values spontaneously increase at least during the first week after delivery. all GA Birth of a child. Blood pressure that does not rise or fall over time is concerning and requires further clinical research. Blood pressure values outside the common observation range, such as those greater than 90% or less than 10% of commonly used reference ranges, may indicate an underlying disease, but are not universally indicative of a disease. healthy children with GA. As with any vital sign measurement, blood pressure values ​​should be carefully evaluated and considered together with the entire clinical situation, including perinatal history, size and age of the child, available laboratory data, and physical examination.

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