Welch Allyn Connex Integrated Wall System

- The Welch Allyn Connex Integrated Wall System provides everything vital for improved patient safety, speeding patient flow and saving valuable time and space

- The patient monitor allows for optional noninvasive continuous monitoring of total hemoglobin

- The patient monitoring device is equipped with a large and easy-to-read color touchscreen display

- The gross weight of the entire set is 15.909 kilogram

- The width is 30.48 cm with a height of 114.3 cm followed by a depth of 53.34 cm

- The patient monitor comes with a 2-year manufacturer warranty

- The set includes:

- Masimo SpO2

- SureTemp Plus Thermometry

- BP Cuff and Cord Management System

- Integrated MacroView Otoscope and PanOptic Ophthalmoscope

- SureBP Non-invasive Blood Pressure

- Pulse Rate

- MAP

- Programmable Alarms

- BP Averaging

- Adult/Paediatric/Neonate Patient Support

- Four USB Ports for Accessories

- Radio Ready; 100-240 V, 50-60 Hz AC, IEC Plug Type-B

- Vital signs are an important component of patient care. They determine which treatment protocols to follow, provide critical information needed to make life-saving decisions, and confirm feedback on treatments performed.

- Accurate, documented vital signs are a very important part of EMS (Emergency Medical Support) and to monitor the same; Patient Monitoring Systems are manufactured

- Patient Monitoring systems are designed to help to enhance patient care and improve clinical performance. This comprehensive solution fits securely into the hospital's IT environment to capture timely patient data and feed it securely to the EMR (Electronic Medical Record).

- A patient monitor is an electronic medical device that consists of one or more monitoring sensors, a processing component, and a screen display (also called a "monitor") that provide and record for medical professionals a patient's medical vital signs like body temperature, blood pressure, pulse rate, etc..

- Patient monitoring systems are used in hospitals, nursing homes, emergency care centers and health care setups to monitor and review the vital physiological signs of a patient.

- Most patient monitoring systems are able to monitor the patient’s respiration, oxygen saturation in blood, invasive and noninvasive blood pressure, electrocardiograph, body temperature, etc.. Various sensors and electrodes are used to measure these signs including the ECG electrodes, SpO2 finger sensor, blood pressure cuff, temperature probe, etc..