Pulse Oximeters

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Pulse oximeters are non-invasive devices to help healthcare professionals check the pulse rate of patients on the go and provide an accurate spot-check of oxygen saturation of arterial haemoglobin (SpO2). Designed to be easy to use at home, in clinics, and in physiotherapy offices, the simple operation and high accuracy help you to build a plan around the needs of your patient. If you are looking for high-quality pulse oximeters available now, we have a selection of the best here at Physiosupplies. Buy pulse oximeters in Ireland The beauty of these tools is that they are easy to operate. Finger pulseoximeters are some of the most popular, able to measure pulse rate and blood oxygen saturation levels through the finger. When placed on the finger, it will provide a clear readout of the results, helping you to understand the readings and what they mean for your patient. PlusMed is regarded as one of the industry leaders in pulse oximeter technology, and the PlusMed pulseoximeter is the perfect tool for all physiotherapists and other healthcare professionals to use. It is easy to operate and provides highly accurate results, making it easy to support the needs of your patient. Stocking up on all of the essentials for your physiotherapy practice? We offer free delivery across Ireland when you spend over €70. Save money on shipping when you buy more and you’ll get free delivery, so place your order now! FAQs What is a normal reading on a pulse oximeter? Typically, a normal level of oxygen from a pulse oximeter reading is around 95% or higher, although those suffering from sleep apnea or lung conditions may have a reading of 90%. If you have any concerns about the reading, consult your doctor or other healthcare professional. What are the 2 readings on a pulse oximeter? Pulse oximeters read both the pulse rate of a patient and the blood oxygen level. The SpO2 reading shows the level of blood oxygen saturation and is considered in the normal zone if it is 95%. The BPM readi