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Monitor pediatric or pediatric patients

A pediatric patient monitor or also called a pediatric monitor is a medical and electronic device that collects, displays, and also stores all vital signs of the pediatric patient.  This equipment allows to detect, process and continuously deploy these physiological parameters of the patient such as: breathing rate, blood pressure, body temperature and pulse.

It does this for the heart rate by amplifying the heart’s electrical potentials, for the respiratory rate it magnifies the chest’s breathing movements, and the blood pressure and oxygen saturation will depend on the pulse intensity. This equipment is equipped with a series of alarms that alert medical personnel when there is an adverse situation or outside the desired limits.

What is the role of a pediatric patient monitor?

Patient monitors are useful equipment for pediatric patients who are under anesthesia, for medicinal products, or for any other treatment that determines the need for blood, for variation in medication or volume replacement such as a plasma expander, and for critically ill patients.

These electronic devices are intended to collect, display and store all vital signs of the pediatric patient. The parameters are displayed separately on the monitor, where the digital value of the parameter and its graphical representation will be displayed. In the event that any of these parameters is below or above the normal for the patient, or any other adverse activity occurs, an alarm is triggered to alert physicians. The alarms built into these devices are visual and sound, although they can be easily silenced if the problem that generated them is being solved.

Types of pediatric patient monitors

  • Children: These equipment record at least the five basic parameters shown on monitors such as electrocardiogram (ECG), respiration (RESP), temperature (TEMP), noninvasive pressure (NIBP), oxygen saturation (SpO2). They are used in critical areas, the specific application by type of patient is achieved by accessories and consumables (Electrodes, sensors, bracelets). It is recommended to always have consumables of different sizes available, so that the monitor can be used in infants of different sizes.
  • Neonatal: Caring for newborns and premature babies requires special attention. Although the measured variables are similar to those of an adult, they must commonly be measured differently. Variables such as breathing and temperature control are of great interest in this type of patients, as well as the fluid and electrolyte balance.

Advantages of Kalstein pediatric patient monitors

  • These are easy to set up equipment: these equipment are usually easy to connect to the patient, quick access to set basic functions, alarm limits and types of alarms.
  • They are easy to operate equipment: they have quick access to parameters during monitoring, show arrhythmias, tendencies, usually allow recording on paper.
  • They have easy-to-learn functions and modes of operation.
  • They have simple designs, which allow for the correct display of curves and numerical data.

What do we offer you in Kalstein?

Kalstein is a company MANUFACTURER of medical and laboratory equipment of the highest quality and with the most advanced technology at the best prices in the market, so we guarantee you a safe and effective purchase, knowing that you have the service of a company solid and committed to health. This time we present our Patient Monitors YR02170 // YR02172, specially designed for newborns. HERE

  • 8.4-inch Touch Screen, ECG (3 leads), Suntech NIBP, Masimo SpO2, RESP, TEMP Signal, HR/PR, Multiple Screen Interface, Respiratory Choke Analysis, 112mm Printer, Lithium Battery
  • Lightweight and compact design
  • Detection of weak current up to 0.1 mv ECG ensures monitoring performance in neonates;
  • The anti-movement technology used in SpO2 and NIBP ensures accurate reading;
  • Single adjustable breathing wire to increase the accuracy of monitoring the neonatal patient.
  • Built-in 112mm printer with a maximum output of 7 waveforms simultaneously.

For more information we invite you to take a look: HERE