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  • Q Blood pressure cuff diagram

    The use of blood pressure cuffs is very extensive in people's lives and is an important indicator for monitoring patient signs.

    Including home blood pressure monitoring, blood pressure monitoring on patient monitors, mobile blood pressure device patient monitoring, etc.

  • Q How to put finger in oximeter

    Ensure that the cable is positioned along the top of the hand then plug the SpO2 sensor into the monitor. This sensor should be recited up to every 4 hours.

  • Q How EEG Sensor work

    Step 1. Wipe the patient's forehead and temporal skin with an alcohol swab and allow it to dry Step 2. Put probe No. 1 on the forehead 5cm above the base of the nose, probe No. 4 on one side of the eyebrow, and probe No. 3 on the temple Step 3. Press around the sensor probe to make sure it is firmly attached Step 4. Press each of the 4 probes for 5 seconds to ensure good contact between the probes and the skin Step 5. Connect the Sensor Connector with the Cable Step 6. Connect the cable to the BIS module of the monitor to read the BIS value on the monitor.

  • Q Clinical significance of EEG sensors

    When making a clinical diagnosis by interpretation of BIS results, it should always be made in conjunction with other useful clinical signs;

    Artifacts and poor signal quality can lead to inaccurate BIS results;

    Caution should be exercised in interpreting BIS values in patients with established neurological disorders, patients taking psychoactive drugs, and children under one year of age who have little experience with the use of BIS.

  • Q Fingertip pulse oximeter instructions

    The pulse oximeter is used to measure the oxygen level (oxygen saturation) of the blood. It uses light beams to estimate the oxygen saturation of the blood and the pulse rate. One reading measures how fast your heart is beating, and another reading measures how much oxygen is in your blood. The pulse oximeter can estimate the amount of oxygen in the blood without having to draw a blood sample.

  • Q Blood pressure cuff material

    NIBP cuffs are made by different materials, including Nylon and TPU. Nylon cuffs are more durable and easier to clean, while TPU cuffs are softer and more comfortable.

  • Q EEG sensor indications

    Use sedative muscle relaxants in mechanically ventilated patients, evaluate the depth of sedation, guide rational drug use, and prevent excessive sedation; 

    Assessing the depth of anesthesia in patients with general anesthesia; Evaluation of comatose patients.

  • Q Spo2 probe working

    The probe finger sleeve is fixed on the patient's finger end, and the finger is used as a transparent container for hemoglobin to calculate the hemoglobin concentration and blood oxygen saturation. Through SpO2 monitoring, SpO2, pulse rate, and pulse wave can be obtained. It is used for blood oxygen monitoring of various patients, usually, the other end is connected to the ECG monitor.

  • Q Blood pressure cuff function

    The blood pressure cuff belongs to the technical field of medical devices and is used for blood pressure measurement. The blood pressure cuff has two specifications: single tube and double tube. The blood pressure cuff trachea and inner liner are made of environmentally friendly, non-toxic, odorless, and soft materials.

  • Q Blood pressure cuff application

    NIBP cuff is an accessory used in manual measurement and automatic non-invasive blood pressure monitoring. There are usually two types of cuffs: disposable cuffs and reusable cuffs. Disposable cuffs are ideal for use in emergency wards, operation rooms, infection or burn units, etc. considering the risk of infection or contamination. Reusable cuffs are usually for conventional and everyday use, such as in regular wards.

  • Q Spo2 probe uses

    Blood oxygen probe is an electronic equipment accessory for critically ill patients, newborns, children, etc. in general anesthesia in clinical operations or in the process of daily pathological treatment.

  • Q Certification

    Certification: Conformity Europeanness, Comply with Food and Drug Administration Regulations.

    Factory Audit: ISO13485, Medical Device Regulation (EU)2017/745, Brazil ANVISA, USA Welch Allyn, MDSAP…. etc.

    Product Test: Different products different product tests, Usually IEC 60601-1-2 Test Report, IEC 60601-1 Test Report、ISO 80601-2-61 Test Report, Clinical Trial Report, Biocompatibility Test Report, Cytotoxicity Test, Skin Sensitization Test, Skin Irritancy Test, ANSI / AAMI / EC53 Test Report, IEC 60601-1, Biocompatibility Test Report, Cytotoxicity Test, Skin Sensitization Test, Skin Irritancy Test…… etc.

  • Q What makes it difference from other products?

    We were founded in 2003, we have excellent experience in the medical industry. Our founder Mr. Rao used to be the GM and general engineer in Envitec which is a pioneer among manufacturers of compatible pulse oximetry sensors in Germany. He has full work experience in the medical accessory industry, He is the father of spo2 sensors in China. Under his guidance, APK runs ahead of the industry.

  • Q What APK Technology is Selling

    Medical Patient Monitoring and ECG Machines’ accessories. Such as Medical Cables and Sensors, SpO2 Sensors & Cables, ECG Monitoring Cables & Leadwire, Disposable ECG Leadwire, EKG Diagnostic Cables, EGCG Holter Leadwire, Multi-parameter Cables & Accessories, Suction Pump & Limb Clip, Temperature Probes, NIBP Cuffs & Hoses, IBP Cables, Spare Parts & Other Accessories.

  • Q What APK is Selling

    Medical Patient Monitoring and ECG Machines’ accessories. Such as Medical Cables and Sensors, SpO2 Sensors & Cables, ECG Monitoring Cables & Leadwire, Disposable ECG Leadwire, EKG Diagnostic Cables, EGCG Holter Leadwire, Multi-parameter Cables & Accessories, Suction Pump & Limb Clip, Temperature Probes, NIBP Cuffs & Hoses, IBP Cables, Spare Parts & Other Accessories

  • Q How Should SPO2 Readings Be Interpreted?

    Sats over 90% are on the top flat portion of the curve and could represent a PaO2 from 8 upwards.


    Below 90% the curve is much steeper and a drop in Sats from 90% to 80% represents a large drop in PaO2. Down to 60%, Sats, and the oxygen content of blood is very low.

  • Q Normal Ear Temperature And Rectal Temperature, Axillary Temperature, Oral Temperature, Contrast

    Normal ear temperature and rectal temperature, axillary temperature, oral temperature, contrast
    body parts ear thermometer rectal temperature oral temperature axillary temperature
    normal body temperature 35.8-37.7 35.5-37.5 34.7-37 36.6-38.3

  • Q What Is Spo2, A.k.a. Blood Oxygen Saturation?

    Why do doctors use it?

    Pulse oximetry is a method doctors use for rapid assessment and monitoring of a patient’s respiratory function. It is also used to determine which patients might be suffering from hypoxia and should take additional tests.


    Self-tracking your blood oxygen level?

    Until recently doctors were the only ones to use pulse oximeters, generally in a clinical setting. But as these tools are now more common (understand “smaller and cheaper”) self-tracking your SpO2 has become a reality.


    When checking your heart rate, by placing your finger in the back of the Pulse Ox, a red LED and an infrared one are lit and shine through your fingertip. The ratio of red to infrared light that goes through the Pulse Ox‘s photodiode indicates the percentage of oxygenated versus deoxygenated hemoglobin that your blood contains. This blood oxygen saturation is also called SpO2.

  • Q What Is Pulse Oximetry?

    The % Saturation of haemoglobin in the blood can be measured either directly by arterial blood gas analysis or indirectly by pulse oximetry. The % refers to the proportion of Hb that is oxygenated to the total amount of haemoglobin.

  • Q Different Parts Of The Body Measurement, The Measured Temperatures Are Also Different

    Body temperature varies at different parts of the body. It is lower in the morning.

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