A fingertip pulse oximeter for adults, used to take a quick reading of oxygen saturation and pulse rate at the bedside, in the clinic or during a home visit. Clip it on, wait for the reading, record it and move on.
For community nursing and allied health, a small device like this is what makes routine observations practical outside a clinical room. It suits monitoring clients with chronic respiratory conditions, checking response to exertion during a therapy session, or confirming a baseline before an activity.
It is intended for spot checks on adult fingers, not continuous monitoring, so it fits neatly into a visiting clinician’s kit.
We are Tasmanian owned and stock consumables and devices for community teams.
