Product Guideline of Solaris Handheld Vital Signs Monitor NT1D
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Specifications of Solaris Handheld Vital Signs Monitor NT1D
Model : NT1D
Brand : Solaris
Dimensions : 73mm (W) x127mm (H) x 23mm (D)
Maximum Weight : 500g
Operating Temperature : 0 C~50 C
Humidity : 95%
Temperature : 20 C~70 C
Power Supply DC : 9V 700mA
Frequency : 2.4GHz Wireless
Features of Solaris Handheld Vital Signs Monitor NT1D
• Bright 2.4″ TFT LCD Color Display Monitor
• Durable, Compact, and Lightweight
• Up to 2 waveforms and 4 readings simultaneously
• SpO2 with Waveforms
• Large and distinctive front on the display
• Choice of Masimo SET SpO2 or Nellcor OxiMax SpO2
• Extensive data storage for up to 100 patients; 72 hours of full disclosure
• Suitable for Adult, Pediatric, and Neonate
• Capnograph with Trends (with CO2 Sensor)
Optional Features include
- Masimo Rainbow Technology in this Pulse Oximeters
- Mainstream End-Tidal CO2 (CAPNOSTAT CO2 Sensor)
- Sidestream End-Tidal CO2 (LoFlo System)
- Wireless Bluetooth connections for external devices and computers for specialized software with data analysis and report printing
Advantage of Solaris Handheld Vital Signs Monitor NT1D
- Improves cardiopulmonary resuscitation quality:
- —- Confirms endotracheal tube placement
- –– Determines the effectiveness of CPR
- –– Detects the return of spontaneous circulation (ROSC)
- Enhances patient safety during PCA or continuous narcotic administration
- Tracks procedural or conscious sedation-adequacy of ventilation
- Monitors airway condition for intubated patients
- Conducts sleep studies
Usage Environment
• Emergency Medical Services (EMS) in the field or during transport
• Outpatient or Ambulatory Surgery centers; special procedures area (eg cardiac catheterization lab, endoscopy)
• General medical/surgical hospital ward
• ICU, Emergency Department
• Hospital-based or free-standing sleep laboratory
Clinical Applications
• Airway management for all intubated patients
• Procedural or conscious sedation-adequacy of ventilation
• Patient safety during patient-controlled analgesia (PCA) or continuous narcotic administration
• Cardiopulmonary resuscitation–confirm endotracheal tube placement, determine
• effectiveness of chest compressions (CPR) and detect Return of Spontaneous Circulation (ROSC)
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