How to see the rescue monitor

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When a patient needs first aid, a medical device such as a rescue monitor is used. Through the numbers on the monitor, the doctor can know the latest situation of the patient, and take timely rescue measures through the warning system to protect the patient's right to life. So, what about the rescue monitor ? The following editor of Legal Express will give you a detailed introduction, and I hope it will be helpful to you.

1. How to look at the rescue monitor

The commonly used parameters of ordinary monitors are:

1. Heart rate: The number of heartbeats per minute, generally 60-100 for a normal adult. A person's heart rate fluctuations are relatively small at rest. If the fluctuation is obvious, there may be a problem. If it is too fast or too slow, there may be a problem.

2. Heart rhythm: the rhythm of the heart beat, observe whether it is regular, and often can see whether there is arrhythmia. The rescue of malignant arrhythmia is essential.

3. Blood pressure: We will set how often to measure blood pressure according to the specific condition. Blood pressure monitoring is very important for hypertensive crisis, acute myocardial infarction, and acute left heart failure.

4. Blood oxygen saturation: Based on this value, we can preliminarily judge whether it is hypoxia. Timely detection and judgment of hypoxia provides a strong guarantee for rescue.

5. Pulse: A data close to the heart rate, which can be used to identify heart rate fluctuations caused by interference.

6. Respiration rate: Respiration rate per minute, judge breathing condition and heart condition according to breathing speed.

According to the heart rate, heart rhythm, blood pressure, blood oxygen, respiration, pulse, etc. on the monitor to judge the changes in the patient's condition, if these data are stable, then the condition is basically stable, and if any of the items are abnormal, there may be a condition Changes, medical staff should immediately judge based on the data whether the condition has changed or interference caused by other factors. Provide timely data for diagnosis, treatment, and prognosis, and continue to observe after medication to judge the effect of the drug.

2. Common problems in blood pressure monitoring

The connection between the blood pressure cuff and the patient is different for adults, children and newborns, and cuffs of different specifications must be used. Here we only take adults as an example.

1. After the cuff is performed, it should be coiled on the patient's wrist joint at 1-2 cm, and the degree of tightness should be enough to insert 1-2 cm. Too loose may result in higher pressure; too tight may result in slightly lower pressure, and it will make the patient uncomfortable and affect the patient's arm blood pressure restoration. The cuff's hose should be placed over the brachial artery and the hose should be in the extension of the middle thumb.

2. The arm should be kept at the same level as the human heart. When the blood pressure cuff is inflated, the patient should be instructed not to talk or run around.

3. When measuring the pressure, the cuff on the arm should be at the same level as the heart, and the patient should not speak or pop it out.

4. The pressure measuring arm is not suitable for other body temperature measurement, which will affect the accuracy of the human body temperature scale.

5. It is not allowed to have an injection or have a malignant trauma, otherwise it will cause blood to flow back or the wound to bleed.

6. Generally speaking, the power generation voltage measured for the first time is only used as a reference

3. What is the use of ECG monitor

The ECG monitor is a practical precision medical instrument in the hospital, and it is a dynamic and practical precision medical instrument that can monitor patients at the same time. The device has the functions of collection, storage, intelligent analysis and early warning of ECG information. And it has the characteristics of precise monitoring, touch screen control, simplicity and convenience. ECG monitors are widely used in patients with coronary heart disease; hypertension; diabetes; hyperlipidemia; overweight people; sedentary or lack of exercise; patient etc.

The above is the relevant legal knowledge about " how to look at rescue monitors " compiled and introduced by the editor of Legal Express . The parameters on the monitor include heart rate, blood pressure, pulse, respiration, etc. According to the detected data, the doctor can take corresponding measures to treat the patient. The monitor is a very important reference tool.