Keep track of your pulse and blood oxygen levels with DHI365 pulse oximeter.
DHI365 pulse oximeter measures oxygen saturation in the bloodstream and sends real-time, reliable data to your doctors to help them understand more about your health and wellbeing between visits.
Accurate pulse readings with a pulse oximeter is crucial in effectively monitoring, treating, and preventing health emergencies in patients suffering from chronic conditions. Conditions that affect blood oxygen levels and heart rate may be controlled and maintained more efficiently by remote pulse oximeters. Patients who take their pulse frequently and consistently, with accurate readings, are able to work preventatively against their chronic conditions.
The Bluetooth SP02 Monitor provides accurate oxygen saturation measurements for RPM. Patients can monitor their SP02 levels with ease using this compact and portable device. When connected to a compatible hub, the monitor enables seamless data transmission to healthcare providers, facilitating proactive intervention and personalized care for respiratory health management.
The Pulse Oximeter is an essential device for patients with chronic conditions that can affect blood oxygen levels and heart rate.
Here's a list of chronic conditions for which the Pulse Oximeter can be essential:
- Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)
- Asthma
- Congestive Heart Failure
- Sleep Apnea
- Chronic Bronchitis
- Pneumonia
- Anemia
- Lung Cancer
- Emphysema
- Pulmonary Hypertension
Important steps to ensure accurate at-home pulse readings:
Try to test fingers that are not bruised or tattooed, and do not have painted nails. These factors may block proper light penetration during testing.
Keep your hands dry and stable in temperature. Hands that are too cold or too hot, wet, or even sweaty may interfere with accurate pulse readings.
Keep your hands and fingers as still as possible. Moving while taking readings may affect the oximeter’s ability to read a pulse correctly.
Patients with these chronic conditions can use a Pulse Oximeter to monitor their SP02 levels and pulse rate, providing valuable data to their healthcare providers for proactive intervention and personalized care.