Methods of Nutritional Assessment of Children with the use of Multiparameter Monitors
The use of multiparameter monitors has been standardized in the industry and in clinical practice in recent years. These devices are expected to become increasingly popular in the coming years, as they offer a cost-effective and convenient way to monitor people’s health and well-being.
Patient monitor and child monitors: different applications
A patient monitor is medical equipment that continuously detects, processes and displays the patient’s physiological parameters such as: respiration rate, blood pressure, body temperature and pulse. This equipment is equipped with an alarm system that alerts medical personnel when there is an adverse situation or outside the desired limits.
Parameters Measured by a Patient Monitor
A patient monitor is medical equipment designed to monitor the vital physiological signs of adult patients and children. By real-time recording function and displayed parameters such as ECG, non-invasive blood pressure, body temperature, functional oxygen saturation, etc. allows a comprehensive analysis of the physiological conditions of the patient. The use of this instrument is planned in hospitals and clinical institutions. Operations must only be carried out by qualified personnel.
Patient monitor: rules for use
A patient monitor is a medical device that collects and stores the patient’s vital signs, which together with alarm systems process and record the patient’s parameters. They are equipment capable of providing operating facilities for medical personnel and modern medical practice. Nowadays, these patient monitors collect information of different physiological parameters and store trends and events of arrhythmias.
Safety in the Use of Anesthesia Machines
Safety in the use of anesthetic machines is a matter for health care providers to ensure. They are used to control the amount of anesthesia to enable safe and successful surgery. If the machines are not properly maintained, they can cause serious complications for the patient. Problems such as excessive administration of anesthesia or mechanical defects in the machine that can cause infection can also occur. All these dangers make the safety of using anesthesia machines a top priority.
What is the importance of an anesthesia machine?
Anesthesia machines are medical equipment that guarantee the supply of an exact amount of anesthetic gas to a patient during a surgical process, with the aim that their health is not compromised. They provide safe, adequate, programmed and continuous or intermittent administration of oxygen, medical gases and anesthetic agents; allowing spontaneous or controlled ventilation of the patient.
How are anesthesia machines used?
The anesthesia machine is a medical team composed of mechanical, pneumatic and electronic elements, whose main objective is to administer safely and by lung, with spontaneous or mechanical ventilation, gases such as oxygen, nitrous oxide, air and anesthetic vapors that allow to perform a proper anesthesia, monitoring also all its functions and those required in the patient.
What are the functions of an anesthetic machine?
This machine is undoubtedly an indispensable equipment in health care centers, clinics and hospitals, mainly in surgical and patient recovery areas, thanks to technological advances these anesthesia machines offer safety to patients, it is used in most procedures that need to administer anesthetic gases to patients, in addition to carrying a monitored control of respiration and stable condition during the medical process.
Anesthesia machine: Different types
Anesthesia machines are specialized medical equipment used to administer an anesthetic agent to a patient during a surgical procedure. This gas or anesthetic agent promotes the inhibition of the functioning of the skeletal muscles. This equipment is a mixture of electrical, mechanical, and pneumatic components, and integrates all the components necessary to perform general anesthesia and includes vaporizers, ventilators, breathing systems, monitors, and sweep systems.
Use of the Electrocardiograph for the diagnosis of Acute Myocarditis
Inflammation of the heart muscle (myocarditis) is a serious disease. Symptoms are often difficult to recognize, making rapid diagnosis difficult. In severe cases, myocarditis may cause heart failure or severe heart rhythm disturbances