If a patient has a prescription for this can he/she see the full EKG results or is that only visible to the doctor?
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I believe this product only has OTC (over the counter) approval from the FDA. Check with the folks at Cardiac designs. If you get a prescription, you can use the similar AliveCor product and see your ECG.
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Hi Mr. Morris,Yes, you will be able to view the full result of a 1 lead EKG. You will also be able to share these results with your doctor with one click as a pdf report.
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Yes, you can see your single lead EKG recording. The doctor doesn't see it unless you send it by email
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Hi, 1st, you do not get full EKG with this, just something to show some tracing of heart rhythm, and often that is so inconclusive. i believe to get the tracing, one needs to provide info, that she/he is a medical provider, ie a doctor. other people simply get normal or not normal answer. Their advertised picture is somewhat misleading. the "Portable Handheld home ECG EKG Heart Monitor-MD100B" is a better choice. Hope that was helpful.
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Yes, this is the unit that our doctor recommended. We wanted to see if it was possible for my husband to be suffering from sleep apnea. His oxygen levels werer fine. We monitored his sleep for 7 nights and were able to print out his results for our doctor to review. As a matter of fact, our doctor bought the unit from us when we were done so that he could let other patients check it out from his practice, sort of like a library, to research their sleep issues.
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Yes, I can see through the applicator for both clear and opaque medications to determine dosage.
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Yes it does. Thats exactly what it was designed for. I recommend you go to your doctor and get a reading from his/her device, that way you'd be able to get an accurate reading from this machine. Strange enough that I also do have an irregular heartbeat many many years now (1997 or so) and the doctor ran some testing for over a 2 weeks period to see what was wrong. Finally he told me thats the way my heart beats. To this day I don't ever worry about it and it does not worry me, and I'm 55 yrs young and going strong &#9786; &#9787; &#9788;
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NO. I just tried mine (down my throat) and it gave me THREE different readings. All were close, but not near close enough for medical purposes.
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No. The way is works is, you put on the cuff, press the button on the cuff to turn it on. The cuff communicates with your iPhone (app downloaded from the App Store). The cuff performs the blood pressure check and reports the results to the iPhone App. To my knowledge, a blood pressure monitor that will operate while you are asleep is only available for hospitals - and it costs a lot of money (like in the thousands). If you had the money, you could certainly purchase one. However, I doubt there is any consumer device available that would serve your purpose. You might attempt a Google Search for such a device.. No. The way is works is, you put on the cuff, press the button on the cuff to turn it on. The cuff communicates with your iPhone (app downloaded from the App Store). The cuff performs the blood pressure check and reports the results to the iPhone App. To my knowledge, a blood pressure monitor that will operate while you are asleep is only available for hospitals - and it costs a lot of money (like in the thousands). If you had the money, you could certainly purchase one. However, I doubt there is any consumer device available that would serve your purpose. You might attempt a Google Search... » Read More No. The way is works is, you put on the cuff, press the button on the cuff to turn it on. The cuff communicates with your iPhone (app downloaded from the App Store). The cuff performs the blood pressure check and reports the results to the iPhone App. To my knowledge, a blood pressure monitor that will operate while you are asleep is only available for hospitals - and it costs a lot of money (like in the thousands). If you had the money, you could certainly purchase one. However, I doubt there is any consumer device available that would serve your purpose. You might attempt a Google Search for such a device.. « Show Less
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Not really sure I haven't really tested that part out. we have an RN checking on my mother two days a week she reports that my mothers medication is taken properly and the machine has never malfunction or been tampered with hope that helps.
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totally dependent upon the testing agency. If you are doing a test for employment with Hospital, they usually do test by themselves. And if the result is faint line, they may accept it as negative. Usually all Labs like quest, labwork etc would take the faint line as INCONCLUSIVE result. And again depends on your employer how they treat INCONCLUSIVE RESULTS.
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Not that I know of but the heart rate will link with certain gym equipment. You can enter the data in a fitness app though.
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If you were to set the alarm on vibrate and clip it to your belt/pocket there should be no reason why anyone would be aware at all. Even if your patients were to see it they would probably think it was a pedometer.
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No, only your pulse at the time of the test. Irregular heart beats would come from an EKG test.
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No, the device does work like that. Most device have a combination of vitals are expensive (i.e. heart rate, O2, etc.) This inexpensive item is per usage. Thanks,
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Sorry but I am not a doctor and therefore would not feel confident in providing you a accurate answer. I can tell you though that the test did work exactly how it promised to. So take that for what it's worth. Hope that helps.
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I purchased the unit and added the prescription to monitor my atrial flutter. With the script you can view and download (email) your results. There is a MD module that allows you to view what you need. You will probably just need to email your info for the approval.
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My guess is "no" because my understanding of blood pressure measuring devices is that they measure the pressure when the ventricle pumps and when the ventricle rests just after the beat. I, too, have Afib, and the device needed would be sold by Alivecor.....it is a case for certain smartphones that will detect Afib when it is turned on and held against your chest, just left of center. But, do you want to spend $200 for a 2-lead EKG device whose results really should only be interpreted by your cardiologist?
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This machine gives you your total cholesterol count, it does not break the numbers down, only a lab that does a full blood work up can give you those numbers. I can tell you that after having the blood work done by my doctor,this unit is very accurate and definitely worth having.
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It tells you for the workout you are doing but its pretty basic. Dont really need a new monitor. I would just recommend getting u a nice heart monitor. They are much more accurate then the things on the machine.