15 inch high-brightness touch screen; triple color eye-catching alarm light; concealed buttons; built-in lithium battery. With the rapid development of medical technology, monitors have been widely used in various clinical departments for patient vital signs monitoring in real time, especially in the ICU intensive care unit. which helps medical staff investigate the patient’s condition, and solve emergencies in time.

The intensive care unit is different from the general ward. The diversity of patient diseases and unpredictable changes in the condition put forward strict requirements on the monitoring system. The monitor in ICU must accurately capture the subtle changes in the patient’s vital signs and provide real-time feedback to the medical staff. At the same time, in a complex ward environment, it provides patients with long-term continuous monitoring and real-time attention to various physiological parameters.