a measuring instrument that measures the oxygen in arterial blood
a medical device approved by the FDA
a monitoring device that measures oxygen in the body
a small machine that measures oxygen saturation (the amount of oxygen) in your child's blood
ox-im'eh-ter An instrument for determining photoelectrically the oxygenation of a sample of blood in a translucent part, such as the lobe (pinna) of the ear or the tip of the finger; it consists of an infrared bulb and photoelectric cell placed, respectively on the front and back ear lobe or finger tip. Red light rays are transmitted by oxyhemoglobin, but only slightly by reduced hemoglobin. Small portable instrument primarily used by respiratory care practitioners for measuring noninvasively, oxyhemoglobin. Term: Definition: Description
Device used to measure oxyhaemoglobin
a machine that measures your oxygenation
A device for determining the oxygen saturation level of the blood.
An instrument for measuring the oxygen saturation of the blood.
Monitoring device that continuously measures the level of oxygen (oxygen saturation) in the blood by measuring its colour: usually done with a clothes-peg-like clip on the finger or ear. A common way to analyse the overnight tracing is to count the number of dips in oxygen.
A device placed on an ear or finger to determine how much oxygen is in the blood of an individual.
a noninvasive device for measuring continuously the estimated degree of oxygen saturation of the circulating blood. The oximeter 'clips' to a finger, toe, nose or ear lobe and is painless to use.
A machine to measure oxygen.
Oximeter is a device for measuring the oxygen saturation of arterial blood .
