Philip Patient Monitor Spo2 Probe REF DLP-002-60 For Philip Efficia / IntelliVue MP Series

Philip Patient Monitor Spo2 probe REF DLP-002-60 for Philip Efficia Series, Philip IntelliVue MP Series, Philip MX Series

► Brief Introduction

The Philip patient monitor Spo2 probe is a medical device used to measure the oxygen saturation (Spo2) levels in a patient's blood. It is a non-invasive sensor that is typically attached to a patient's finger, toe, or earlobe, and uses light wavelengths to determine the amount of oxygen present in the blood. The probe is connected to a patient monitor system, which displays and tracks the SpO2 readings in real-time, helping healthcare professionals monitor a patient's respiratory status and oxygen levels.

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► Overview

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► Feature

Compatibility: The probes are designed to be compatible with Philip patient monitors, ensuring a seamless connection between the monitor and the probe.

Accuracy: They are equipped with advanced technology to accurately measure the patient's oxygen saturation levels (SpO2) and pulse rate.

Durable construction: Philip SpO2 probes are typically made from high-quality materials that can withstand frequent use and provide reliable readings.

Comfort: The probes are designed with patient comfort in mind, ensuring a snug fit without causing any discomfort or interference.

Easy to use: They often have user-friendly connectors or attachment mechanisms for quick and hassle-free installation.

Flexibility: Some Philip SpO2 probes are available in different sizes or configurations to accommodate various patient groups, including adults, children, and neonates.

Motion resistance: Many probes are designed to minimize the effects of patient movement, ensuring accurate readings even when the patient is active.

Cable length: Philip offers SpO2 probes with different cable lengths to provide flexibility in positioning the patient monitor and maintaining proper connections.

LED or LCD display: Some models have a built-in LED or LCD display on the probe itself, allowing healthcare providers to view the SpO2 and pulse rate readings directly from the probe.

Alarm functionality: Advanced Philip SpO2 probes may have alarm features that notify medical staff if the patient's oxygen saturation levels fall below or rise above a certain threshold.

► How To Use

Ensure that the Philip patient monitor is properly set up and turned on.

Locate the SpO2 probe connector on the patient monitor. It is usually labeled with "SpO2" or a similar indication.

Take the SpO2 probe cable and insert the connector into the SpO2 probe connector on the patient monitor. Make sure it is firmly inserted.

Prepare the patient for monitoring. Depending on the patient's condition and the specific monitoring requirements, you may need to apply the SpO2 probe to a finger, toe, earlobe, or other suitable body part.

Gently attach the sensor portion of the SpO2 probe to the patient's body part. It should be snugly fitted but not too tight or loose. Follow the specific instructions provided with the probe for proper placement on different body parts.

Ensure that the patient monitor is accurately displaying the patient's SpO2 reading. The SpO2 reading indicates the level of oxygen saturation in the patient's blood.

Monitor the patient's SpO2 levels continuously or as deemed necessary by the healthcare professional. Regularly check the monitor display for any changes or abnormalities in the SpO2 readings.

If needed, adjust the position or placement of the SpO2 probe for optimal functionality. If there are any issues with the readings, such as weak or inconsistent signals, repositioning or readjusting the probe may be necessary.

After use, remove the SpO2 probe from the patient and disconnect it from the patient monitor. Gently clean and disinfect the probe according to the manufacturer's instructions, ensuring proper hygiene before reusing it.

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