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994108218

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Device: Patient Monitor
Manufacturer: Medical Data Electronics (MDE)
Model: Prism SE 20413

Location: United States, Missouri
Rating: 73%

1450 1,450

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7102344569

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Device: Apnea Monitor
Manufacturer: Medical Data Electronics (MDE)
Model: Escort II 300

Location: United States, Texas

1775 1,775

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965006506

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Device: Apnea Monitor
Manufacturer: Healthdyne
Model: 970S SmartMonitor

Location: United States, New Jersey

495 495

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413659051

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Device: Apnea Monitor
Manufacturer: Aequitron Medical
Model: 9950

Location: United States, Texas

275 275

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895603039

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Device: Apnea Monitor
Manufacturer: Medical Data Electronics (MDE)
Model: Prism SE 20413

Location: United States, Minnesota
Rating: 92%

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527680502

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Device: Apnea Monitor
Manufacturer: Aequitron Medical
Model: 9310

Location: United States, Florida

200 200

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938760503

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Device: Apnea Monitor
Manufacturer: Graseby
Model: MR10 Respiration Monitor

Location: Egypt, Al Qahirah

300 300

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814419501

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Device: Patient Monitor
Manufacturer: Medical Data Electronics (MDE)
Model: Escort II Prism EL 20401

Location: United States, Missouri
Rating: 73%

800 800

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450291424

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Device: Apnea Monitor
Manufacturer: Aspect
Model: A-2000 BIS

Location: Germany, Hamburg

729.79359159108 730

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761542795

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Device: Apnea Monitor
Manufacturer: Schulte-elektronik
Model: SISS Babycontrol Mobil

Location: Germany, North Rhine-Westphalia
Rating: 93%

2582.7540900229 2,583

2003

139104033

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Device: Apnea Monitor
Manufacturer: Aspect
Model: A-2000 BIS

Location: Germany, Hamburg

529.79571077393 530

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984505438

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Device: Apnea Monitor
Manufacturer: Medical Data Electronics (MDE)
Model: Prism SE 20413

Location: United States, Minnesota
Rating: 92%

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616651451

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Device: Apnea Monitor
Manufacturer: Medical Data Electronics (MDE)
Model: Prism SE 20413

Location: United States, Minnesota
Rating: 92%

Negotiable

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384505298

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Device: Apnea Monitor
Manufacturer: Medical Data Electronics (MDE)
Model: Prism SE 20413

Location: United States, Minnesota
Rating: 92%

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361061755

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Device: Apnea Monitor
Manufacturer: Medical Data Electronics (MDE)
Model: Prism SE 20413

Location: United States, Minnesota
Rating: 92%

Negotiable

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Apnea Monitor may also be referred to as :

Impedance Pneumograph Monitor | Neonatal Monitor | Pulmonary Function Monitor | Vital Signs Monitor | Impedance Pneumograph Bedside Monitor | Cardiorespiratory Monitor | Apnea Monitor, Recording | Apnea Monitor, Neonatal | Apnea Alarm | Alarm, Apnea

Tips for buying Apnea Monitor

1. These devices are designed to detect the cessation of breathing in infants and adults who are at risk of respiratory failure and alert the parent or attendant in such a condition.
2. The apnea monitors should interpret clinical waveforms, accurately detect respiration, avoid misinterpreting inappropriate signals as breaths, and incorporate an adjustable bradycardia alarm setting.
3. Breath rates up to 90 bpm should be detected; the minimum bradycardia alarm limit should be 30 bpm. If a respiration rate meter is included, it should be accurate to within 10%.
4. Each detected breath should activate a light to indicate respiration. The visual indicator should be bright enough to be seen from across the room, in a well-lit room at varying angles.
5. Clear visible and/or audible alarms should be available. Users will not be able to turn the volume down on an audible alarm so it could not be heard. An audible alarm silence is acceptable, but the alarm must recur automatically if the condition is present, and a visual display should clearly indicate which alarm is silenced.
6. For safe and effective monitoring, several features are crucial. These include a built-in heart rate detector, a remote alarm, a power-loss alarm, and a battery-charge or AC-power indicator.
7. Other important features include: documentation capabilities, output jacks for additional devices, such as recorders and pulse oximeters.
8. The maximum respiratory sensitivity should be 0.2 to 0.3 ohms. The sensitivity control should be automatic to prevent user error. When a manual control is provided, it should be graduated to facilitate adjusting and troubleshooting.
9. Home monitors include some important features to ensure that alarms are always seen and heard. Among these are visual alarms that can be seen from a variety of angles, loud and distinct audible alarms, and remote alarms.
10. To prevent tampering, some of these home units feature hidden alarm controls.
11. Manufacturers and facilities often offer home care services for setting up and maintaining the monitor. These should include educational support, 24-hour telephone hotlines, and replacement equipment in the event of a failure.
12. Suppliers must provide parents or caregivers with training in the use of a home monitor. To ensure that the monitor performs effectively, safety practices should be followed.