does this oximeter show pleth waveforms?????
2018520
Yes, but only in 2 of the 6 display modes. There are 4 horizontal modes, and you can choose to have larger numbers or the pleth waves. If you choose the pleth, you can further choose to have it displayed on top or bottom. The wave is nice to see the amplitude of your pulse, and graphically display an irregular heartbeat.
2018521
I see a bluish green waveform below the numbers when measuring my dad's oxygen level. My understanding is that it measures the change in the volume of arterial blood with each pulse beat. You may want to visit their website at www.maxtec.com to learn more. Hope this helps.
1683550
No, but it shows all the numbers very clearly as shown. This is the best product which I am using. If you have money you can try what ever you want to buy with high technology like showing heart rate etc but if you don't have money like me and if you want some decent product you should buy this.
989379
NO! It is best to check its readings periodically with a manual cuff (I have the benefit of an RN for a wife). I have more confidence in my OMRON which I got not long after getting the Panansonic.
645037
This oximeter will measure the amount of oxygen in the peripheral circulation, not specifically what goes to the brain. Very easy to use.
206202
Hi, theres no Audio or Visual Indicator for Irregular heart beat, only measures the oxygen saturation and heartbeat, that it does very well.
480434
I have not had any problems with my oximeter since I bought it. If you have circulation problems in your hands, that could be giving you an inaccurate reading.
1793665
I tested it against other emfmeters.No documentation is available. I suppose it measures V/m for low frequencies waves, not. radiofrequencies.It worths price se paid!
1380300
It does not continuously display the co levels, only if detected. It will display the gas level if gas is present. I am very satisfied with this plug in detector. I bought two, one for each floor.
612154
No. I found my unit to be unusable...I couldn't tell what it was actually measuring. This computer made it go nuts, but when I set it on the keyboard, then slowly took my hand away from it, the 1200+ reading dropped to zero, implying that it was measuring some combination of skin conductance plus ??? Do not buy this thing.
2011059
It does have a graph but I don't know how accurate it would be in registering heartbeats.
2079238
My mother and husband were on concentrators for extra oxygen when breathing. The pulse oximeter gave accurate readings and was the exact same thing the doctors' offices used. I use it for myself sometimes as well just to check.
72087
My husband had one oximeter sleep study ordered by his doctor. A few weeks later later we found this unit, and the test results were very similar. The printouts from this unit were much more detailed than the one we received from the official place.
1887321
No it's not an apnea and event monitor, you have to initiate the readings of your o2 sats each and every time.
1530672
I don't understand your question but then this is my first and only oximeter. It seems to be an inexpensive, bare bones instrument that comes with no instructions or explanations. It provides two numerical values, one on top of the other: top number is oxygen and underneath that number is pulse rate. I only got it because it looked similar to the one my physical therapist used on me. She warned me not to let my "pulse ox" go below a certain value while exercising. I'm a polio survivor and have weak lungs. If I were buying again I'd try harder to get one with paper info in the package but this does what I need done, SEEMS accurate and was in my price range. I don't understand your question but then this is my first and only oximeter. It seems to be an inexpensive, bare bones instrument that comes with no instructions or explanations. It provides two numerical values, one on top of the other: top number is oxygen and underneath that number is pulse rate. I only got it because it looked similar to the one my physical therapist used on me. She warned me not to let my "pulse ox" go below a certain value while exercising. I'm a polio survivor and have weak lungs. If I were buying again I'd try harder to get one with paper info in the... » Read More I don't understand your question but then this is my first and only oximeter. It seems to be an inexpensive, bare bones instrument that comes with no instructions or explanations. It provides two numerical values, one on top of the other: top number is oxygen and underneath that number is pulse rate. I only got it because it looked similar to the one my physical therapist used on me. She warned me not to let my "pulse ox" go below a certain value while exercising. I'm a polio survivor and have weak lungs. If I were buying again I'd try harder to get one with paper info in the package but this does what I need done, SEEMS accurate and was in my price range. « Show Less
1750988
Yes it does! I'm not sure how to read it but I think it's common sense, ie stable repetitive wave vs choppy, spikey and "flatty". I cross checked the readings @ Dr's office, checked good. Merry Christmas.
2191522
No it doesn't. You have to know your rhythms. It does tell you if there are missed beats but that could be interpreted a lot of different ways. You can see the p waves st seg qrs but only as a general reading normal or not. It isn't able to measure the segments.
1835617
It will record O2 levels overnight and comes with software to report the recorded info and print etc. It only checks O2 and pulse so it is not a DIY sleep study in that it does not record apneas etc. I put a small rubber band around it during sleep to prevent it from being knocked off during the night.