Owner's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Quick Installation Guide
- Information Guide
- Indications for use
- Warnings
- Important Notes
- Using the Scan Monitor
- What is an ECG?
- Taking an ECG
- ECG Outputs
- Sharing ECG Results
- What is an SpO2 Measurement?
- Taking an SpO2 Measurement
- SpO2 Outputs
- SpO2 Measurement Information
- Technical specifications
- Wireless information
- Security
- Safety and Performance
- Troubleshooting - Syncing with App
- Troubleshooting - ECG
- Troubleshooting - SpO2
- Cleaning and Disposal
- Equipment symbols
- Warranty
Sp02
Measurement Information
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Note
: The
following
table
informs
you
of
the
effects
of
various
altitudes
on
oxygen
saturation
value
and
its
impact
on
the
human
body.
It
does
not
apply
to
people
with
certain
pre-existing
conditions
(e.g., asthma,
heart
failure,
respiratory
diseases).
People
with
pre-existing
conditions
may
show
signs
of
illness, such as hypoxia,
at
lower
altitudes.
Altitude
1500-2500m
2500-3500m
3500-SS00m
5800-7500m
Expected
Sp02
value
(oxygen saturation in %)
>90
90
<90
<80
Impact on human
body
No
altitude
sickness
(normally)
Altitude
sickness,
acclimatization
recommended
Very
frequent
altitude
sickness,
acclimatization
absolutely
essential
Severe hypoxia,
only
limited
length
of
stay
possible