DINAMAP
The GE Carescape V100 Dinamap Vital Signs Monitor is the newest addition to the GE Healthcare Dinamap line. Considered by many as the finest vital signs monitor that money can buy, it is highly accurate, durable and affordable; just three reasons why Carescape V100 is used in the vast majority of UK hospitals.
Description
The GE Carescape V100 Dinamap Vital Signs Monitor is the newest addition to the GE Healthcare Dinamap line. Considered by many as the finest vital signs monitor that money can buy, it is highly accurate, durable and affordable; just three reasons why Carescape V100 is used in the vast majority of UK hospitals.
The Dinamap vital signs monitor is lightweight and easy to transport, making it convenient to take from one patient room to another. Its speed, accuracy and connectivity ensures the monitor collects the right information at the point of care to help you make fast, quality care decisions. It is designed for adult and paediatric use, as well as neonatal patients with very low perfusion rates.
Carescape V100 is fully customisable, with a range of blood pressure cuff, temperature probe and SpO2 options to choose from. The monitor can also be configured with an optional printer and a rolling stand can also be added. The V100 is supplied with standard accessories (depending on the configuration selected) as follows:
- 3 x Duracuf BP cuffs (small adult, adult, large adult),
- Trusignal SpO2 adult finger sensor
- Exergen Temporal Scanner thermometer.
Other accessories (such as disposable/paediatric cuffs and paediatric SpO2 sensors) are available to purchase separately. It is supplied with a 2 year manufacturer’s warranty as standard.
For more information about this product and the various options available, please contact our Sales team on 0114 243 3896, or email: [email protected]
FAQs
What are the main vital signs?
The main vital signs that are routinely monitored by healthcare professionals include the following:
- Body temperature
- Pulse rate
- Breathing rate (respiration)
- Blood pressure (Blood pressure is not always considered as one of the main vital signs, but is often measured alongside them.)
Why are vital signs important to measure?
Vital signs provide an indication of a hospital patient’s physiological state.
Vital signs are considered an essential part of monitoring patients in hospital; healthcare professionals need to measure vital signs to help to detect clinical deterioration early.
They should be measured consistently and recorded accurately.
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