multipara monitor mpm-12.1

description

At Portea, we offer the Multipara Monitor Mpm-12.1 for rent and purchase. This advanced monitor is ideal for cardiac monitoring and ICU setups at home. It provides comprehensive measurements of SPO2 (oxygen saturation), BP (blood pressure), PR/ECG (pulse rate/electrocardiogram), respiration rate, and temperature. The monitor features low power consumption and a user-friendly interface, ensuring ease of use for caregivers and patients.

With the top-quality Niscomed brand, you can trust the accuracy and reliability of the Multipara Monitor Mpm-12.1. Buy or Rent this essential medical equipment from Portea and keep a close watch on your health from the comfort of your home.

specification

• Temperature – working – 5 ~ 40 C,
• Transportation and Storage – 20 ~ 60 C,
• Humidity – Working – 80%,
• Transportation and Storage – 95%,
• Altitude – Working – -500 to 4,600m ( – 1600 to 15000ft ),
• Transportation and Storage – -500 to 13100m ( -1600 to 43000ft ),
• Power supply – 100 ~ 240 V AC, 50/60 (HZ),
• Pmax = 150 VA,
• Fuse T 1.6A.

features

• ECG : 5-lead, dual channel, 3-lead, single channel.
• Scan speed: 12.5 mm/s, 50 mm/s. ST segment monitoring,
• Measurement and alarm range: -2.0 mV ±2.0 mV.
• RESP: Method: R-F (RA-LL) impedance,
• Measurement and alarm range: 0-150 rpm, Apnea alarm: 10-40 sec.
• NIBP: Method: oscillometry, Mode: manual/AUTO/continuous, Measurement interval in AUTO mode:
• 1/2/3/4/5/10/15/30/60/90/120/240/480/960 min, Measurement period in CONT mode: 5 min
• Measurement alarm: 10-270 mmHg SpO2,
• Measurement and alarm range: 0-100%
• Measurement accuracy: 70-100% ±2%.
• PR: Measurement and alarm range: 30-250 bpm.
• TEMP: Channel: dual channel
• Measurement and alarm range: 0-50 °C
• Power supply: 110-240 V – 50/60 Hz
• Safety classifi cation: Classe I type CF
• Defibrillation-proof applied part.

faqs

1. What is an MPM monitor?

An MPM monitor is a bedside multipara patient monitor that offers high accuracy and convenience in monitoring vital signs. It provides crucial information on ECG, SPO2, and NIBP parameters. The Libra series also includes a central monitoring station to monitor critical patients’ vital sign parameters continuously. This monitor is designed to be simple to use and consistently deliver accurate data, making it an essential tool for healthcare professionals in various medical settings.

2. What are the advantages of Multipara monitoring?

The advantages of multipara monitoring include comprehensively examining critically ill patients’ vital signs. These devices provide multiple information sets on a single screen, allowing healthcare professionals to understand the patient’s condition better. With parameters such as ECG, blood pressure, oxygen saturation, respiratory rate, and temperature, multipara monitors offer a holistic view of the patient’s health, enabling prompt interventions and improving patient outcomes.

3. What are the parameters of a Multipara monitor?

The parameters of a multipara monitor typically include six standard measurements: ECG (electrocardiogram), RESP (respiration), NIBP (non-invasive blood pressure), SPO2 (oxygen saturation), 2-TEMP (temperature), and PR/HR (pulse rate/heart rate). These vital parameters allow healthcare professionals to monitor a patient’s cardiac activity, respiratory function, blood pressure, oxygen levels, temperature, and heart rate for comprehensive and accurate health assessments.

4. How do you read a multi-parameter monitor (MPM)?

A multi-parameter monitor displays a patient’s vital signs and waveforms. To read the monitor:

1. Check the numbers on the right-hand side for pulse rate, body temperature, and blood pressure.
2. Monitor respiratory rate and oxygen saturation levels.
3. Pay attention to waveforms for irregular heartbeats or breathing patterns.