Telemetry Central Monitor Fighting Disease with Electronics

Cost effective patient care through telemetry When patients recover sufficiently, they can be removed from the bedside monitor and allowed to move around freely. Their vital signs are usually measured manually every 4 to 8 hours. Being ambulatory with only periodic monitoring is cost-effective as well as good for the patient's quality of life. However, an undetected change in the patient's vital signs can lead to a downward spiral in patient condition and an unexpected ICU admission. Nihon Kohden's telemetry solution lets you prevent this. Multi-parameter transmitters provide low cost, continuous...

5 types of alarm notification Alarm notification is the most important function of a central monitor. All central monitors are designed to let you manage bedside alarms at a glance. WEP-5200 provides 5 types of alarm notification prevent caregivers from missing an alarm. The alarm indicator on the top of the display can be clearly seen at a distance. The blinking or steady lighting condition and color shows alarm information. 2. Highlighted patient box When an alarm occurs, the frame around the patient's box blinks and is highlighted depending on the alarm level. 3. Big and highlighted alarm...

System composition example Pulse Oximeter Vital Signs Monitor Bedside Monitor Telemetry Central Monitor For full list of options and consumables, see the Technical Data availavle separately. Battery Pack Memory Card: QM-601P (WEP-5204K only) This brochure may be revised or replaced by Nihon Kohden at any time without notice. NIHON KOHDEN CORPORATION 1-31-4 Nishiochiai, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 161-8560, Japan Printed in Japan on FSC certified paper