Patient Monitor Contec

• 12.1'' TFT color LCD, multi-language interface(Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, English, French, German, Turkish, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Dutch, Romanian, Russian, Kazakh, Polish, Czech).
• Fanless design, quiet, energy-saving and clean, which reduces the possibility of cross-infection.
• All-round monitor for adult, pediatric, and neonate.
• With the standard interface, oxygen graph, trend graph, big character interface, and view bed, convenient to observe.
• Finish all operations with keys and knobs.
• Maximum 8-channel waveform synchronous display.
• Display 7-lead ECG waveform on one screen, cascade ECG waveform display
• Adopt digital SpO2 technology, anti-motion, and anti-ambient light interference, and measurement can be performed under the circumstance of weak filling.
• Heart rate variability (HRV) analysis function
• NIBP measurement mode: Manual/AUTO/STAT, storage for 4800-group NIBP data.
• Review for 71 alarm events of all parameters and 60 arrhythmia alarm events.
• Drug concentration calculation and titration table functions.
• One-touch printing of trend graph
• Connect to Central Monitoring System by 3G, Wi-Fi, or wired mode.
• AC/DC, built-in rechargeable lithium battery achieves uninterrupted monitoring.
• Anti-high frequency surgical unit, defibrillation-proof (special leads are necessary).

Specification Of Patient Monitor CMS 8000

Feature:

1. High resolution 12.1" color TFT display
2. Lightweight, compact and portable
3. ECG, SpO2, NIBP, 2-TEMP, PR
4. Optional: 2-IBP, ETCO2, and thermal printer
5. Built-in rechargeable lithium battery
6. ECG waveforms of 7-leads display on the same screen
7. 72-hours graphic and tabular trends of all parameters
8. 72 alarm events of all parameters recall
9. 32 seconds full-disclosure waveform review
10. 500 NIBP measurement data can be stored and recall
11. Data and waveform color be adjustable
12. Arrhythmia analysis and S-T segment analysis
13. Suitable for adult, pediatric, and neonatal patient

NIBP:

ECG: 

Sp02

Pulse rate 

Respiration 

Temperature 

Disclaimer

The description and specifications on the website are correct at the time of publishing.

In Pursuit of continual improvement, we reserve the right to change the design and specifications of any of our products without prior notice.

Picture for illustration purposes only

Specifications are taken from the above company website and they may change as per the changes on the company website.

Please take the advice of the authorized medical practitioner before use.

Patient Monitors – Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. What is a patient monitor?
A patient monitor is a medical device that continuously tracks vital signs like heart rate, blood pressure, oxygen levels, and breathing rate. It helps doctors and nurses keep a close eye on your health in real time.

Q2. What vital signs does a patient monitor measure?
Most monitors measure heart rate, blood pressure, blood oxygen saturation (SpO₂), and respiratory rate. Some also track temperature and heart rhythms using ECG.

Q3. Who uses patient monitors?
Patient monitors are commonly used in hospitals, ICUs, emergency rooms, and ambulances. Doctors and nurses rely on them to monitor patients who need constant supervision.

Q4. Are patient monitors only found in hospitals?
Yes, mostly. While home-use versions of some monitoring tools exist (like digital thermometers or pulse oximeters), full-scale patient monitors are typically used in medical facilities.

Q5. Why is my patient monitor beeping?
It usually beeps when your vital signs move outside the normal range or if a sensor is disconnected. It’s meant to alert medical staff, not to alarm you.

Q6. Are patient monitors safe and painless?
Yes, they are completely non-invasive. They use gentle tools like a cuff, finger clip, or sticky chest pads and don’t cause pain.

Q7. Do patient monitors always send information to nurses?
In hospitals, many monitors are connected to a central system, so nurses can view your vitals even if they’re not in the room. Alarms also go off if there's an urgent change.

Q8. What do the numbers on the monitor mean?
You’ll usually see your heart rate (bpm), blood pressure (mmHg), oxygen level (%), and breathing rate. These values help healthcare teams assess your condition quickly.

Q9. How is a patient monitor different from a fitness tracker?
Fitness trackers give general wellness insights, like step count or pulse, but patient monitors are medical-grade devices offering accurate, continuous monitoring of multiple vital signs.

Q10. Can patient monitors be used at home?
Yes, there are home-use patient monitors available for individuals with chronic conditions or those requiring regular monitoring. However, they may not offer the comprehensive features of hospital-grade monitors.

Q11. How do I maintain a patient monitor?
Regular cleaning with a damp cloth and ensuring sensors are functioning properly are essential. Always follow the manufacturer's maintenance guidelines.

Q12. What should I do if the monitor displays an error?
Check all connections and sensors. If the issue persists, consult the user manual or contact technical support.

Q13. Are there portable patient monitors?
Yes, portable monitors are available for ambulatory patients or home use, offering flexibility without compromising on essential monitoring features.

Q14. How accurate are patient monitors?
Hospital-grade monitors are highly accurate, but it's essential to ensure they are calibrated regularly for optimal performance.

Q15. Can I rent a patient monitor?
Yes, many medical equipment providers offer patient monitors for rent, suitable for short-term needs or home care situations.

Q16. What should I consider when renting a patient monitor?
Ensure the device meets your specific monitoring needs, is well-maintained, and comes with technical support. Also, check the rental terms and conditions.

Q17. How long can I rent a patient monitor?
Rental durations vary based on provider policies and patient needs, ranging from a few days to several months.

Q18. Is training provided when renting a patient monitor?
Most providers offer basic training or user manuals to ensure safe and effective use of the equipment.

Q19. Are there any risks associated with using patient monitors?
When used correctly, patient monitors are safe. However, improper use or ignoring alarms can lead to missed critical health changes.

Q20. Do patient monitors require regular calibration?
Yes, regular calibration ensures the accuracy of readings. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines or consult with the rental provider.

Disclaimer:
The information provided here is for general understanding and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult with healthcare professionals regarding any medical concerns or equipment usage.