Can you use this for monitoring your Blood oxygen level overnight and storing the values ?
1565887
After it takes your oxygen level it eventually shuts off. But it didn't store the readings. Hope this was helpful
1565888
Yes, it works well for that as well as "remembering" up to I believe 30 of your last readings.
1565889
No. The battery wouldn't last that long AND you would not get an accurate reading. I do not use this meter anymore because of the inaccuracies in the levels and pulse readings. I hope I helped you with your question.
2125456
Yes but the way it's built it's not meant for that multiple patient use. I use it only to confirm initial reading pre op patients using hospital grade pulse ox ( sort of transferring patients room to or). Nonin would be a better option. Lastly you use this on transporting as an emt there's a big chance you'll lose it in a chaotic situation
1135456
No the information is not stored. There is no type of connectivity or onboard storage. The monitor is not really meant to be used as a constant monitoring device. (I have used mine for both checking my O2 because I am in the mountains & hike, and also I have arrhythmia so I use it during those events to measure my BPM. It has been extremely useful & reliable for those purposes.)
1718300
I am sorry that I can't answer your question. I purchased this oximeter for, and sent it to my daughter. I have no experience with it.
1322747
Only if u are setting it to keep track. You would have to also periodically check your pulse for a reading. This is strictly used for when you are exercising
1835613
It records O2 levels and pulse rate, and the data can be displayed on a computer monitor using the included proprietary software. The version of the saftware that came with my pulse oximeter did not allow one to export the data into comma delimited format or any other nonproprietary data format.
440129
yes, i use it just for night and maybe if you want to record a nice video this wouldn't be it but for monitoring the baby this is gr8 perfect for the job!
379616
Not in the current software. By the time any pulse ox alarms you patient has tanked... Rely on the early clinical signs of hypoxia rather than alarm that goes off too late...
765823
Just to add a bit more. I wear it to wake me up at night if my O2 drops to low. You can set what % the alarm goes off at. I spent 3 days last spring in a coma when my O2 crashed in my sleep, this meter wakes me or my wife up before that happens again. Pin point accuracy isn't important for me as long as it saves my life, which so far, so good.
230156
Yes, but the readings will be all over the place, as it reads temp at the surface not below. You have different amounts of blood flow and also evaporation to deal with.
887170
I only use it while I work out to see calories burned during exercise so I know how much to eat to recover. I don't know how accurate it would be to monitor calories burned all day long as I doubt it takes in resting energy expenditure /basil metabolic rate.
1403874
No. My doctor said the report was unusable because it produces a fuzzy range rather than specific readings that would allow him to see how consistent the oxygen levels were. Just get the equipment from your doctor.
33231
The short answer is yes. I use this to measure elevation gain on short hikes. It is not great for hiking as the altitude always starts on "0" (not the actual starting altitude) and when you turn it off it looses all data. It does stay charged long enough for shorter hikes but will be of no value for a backpacking trip. It will return to zero if you go up, and then back down.
1153521
I think you would have to keep track of the time when you did each activity. The graph only shows time, heartbeat, and oxygen level.
501126
They only give you enough for a one time calibration. You will need to buy the appropriate storage solution. A little goes a long way.
1410151
I can use it for watching heart rate & O2 sat, I have not used it for more than a couple of mins., but I do shut it off and do not wait for it to 'log off' . It can be moved from one hand to the other w/o shutting it down...Hope that helps ?
1422497
No. This has automatic shut off. The battery duration is a problem. It cannot be used to record oxygenation continuously or even at intervals during sleep. iHealth confirmed that this is designed for spot use only.