Amemo Ossimetri22 Finger Pulse Oximeter Fingertip User Manual

Amemo Ossimetri22 Finger Pulse Oximeter Fingertip

Specifications

• Brand Amemo
• Color Purple
• Number Of Batteries 2 AAA batteries required. (included)
• Battery Life 8 seconds
• Are Batteries Included Yes
• Package Dimensions 2 x 2.3 x 2.2 inches; 2.72 Ounces
• Item Model Number Ossimetri22
• Spo2 Range 0% – 100%
• Accuracy ±2%
• Spo2 Resolution ±1%
• Pulse Rate Range 30-250bpm
• Accuracy ±2bpm
• Pulse Rate Resolution ±1bpm
• Perfusion Index 1% – 10%

Description

Under lab circumstances, the fingertip pulse oximeter deviates by less than 1%. At low blood perfusion indices, an upgraded LED and sensor allows for the monitoring of SpO2 (blood oxygen saturation level) and pulse rate. You can use the plethysmograph and perfusion index to determine whether the SpO2 and pulse rate you measured are accurate. We will never create oxygen monitors out of any inexpensive materials. High-quality materials and components are used throughout the oxygen finger monitor, including the ABS shell, OLED screen, acrylic panel, high-speed computer chips, anti-skip silicone interior, medical-grade silicone finger mold, and numerous electronic components. Thousands of tests have been performed on everything from the oximeter finger spring to its spring.

Alarm feature: An audible alarm will sound when your SpO2 and pulse rate exceed predetermined thresholds. After 6–8 seconds, the pulse oximeter fingertip automatically shuts off. Include 2X AAA batteries so you can use the finger oximeter immediately out of the package. Also, include a carrying case to shield the finger oximeter from dirt and injury. Even in bright sunshine, you can clearly read the SpO2 and pulse rate on the big Dual-Color OLED display. The finger oximeter is intended for use by athletes or pilots, such as mountain climbers, skiers, cyclists, and those who want to monitor their SpO2 and pulse rate. With its intelligent spring system, the oximeter’s finger chamber can fit anyone with a wide range of finger sizes, from babies to adults.

Product Dimensions

Product Analysis

Features

Carrying Case

A carrying case to protect your pulse oximeter from dirt and damage.

Vivid OLED display

Two-color display of screen. One button design of direction and switch makes operation very simple.

Functions

• One button to measure setting
• Smart alarm
• Auto shut off

What’s In The Box

The Function Of Plethysmograph And PI

Plethysmograph – The SpO2 Waveform

The amplitude of each wave represents the amount of blood detected in your blood artery, and each wave represents a heartbeat. The pulse oximeter is optimal and can collect data when the wave amplitude is constant.

Perfusion Index

The perfusion index is an easy technique to determine how strong your pulse is. If the result is less than 0.2%, either your hand is too chilly or the oximeter’s location needs to be adjusted. Simply warm your finger and move it into position such that it is between the sensor and the LED light. There is no need to speculate as to whether the reading is accurate or the cause of the pulse oximeter’s failure to provide a reading.

How To Turn On

1. Check to see if the oximeter has new batteries in it or, if it’s rechargeable, that it’s fully charged.
2. Locate the oximeter’s power button. It often sits on the device’s front or side.
3. The power button must be pressed and held for a brief period of time before the display screen turns on. The oximeter will then turn on and become operational.

How To Charge

1. Ascertain that the oximeter is off.
2. The oximeter’s charging connection should be connected to the charging wire. The device’s charging port is often found on the bottom or side.
3. The opposite end of the charging cable should be plugged into a power source, such as a wall outlet, a power bank, or a USB port on a computer.
4. When the oximeter is charging, the indicator lights may flash or remain stable. To comprehend the precise charging signs for your model, consult the product manual.
5. Till the oximeter is fully charged, keep it plugged into the power source. Depending on the particular model and battery capacity, the charging time may change.
6. Disconnect the charging cable after the oximeter has finished charging.

How To Clean

1. Take a soft, lint-free tissue or cloth and softly dampen it with water or a mild cleaning agent. Avoid using abrasive or harsh substances that could harm the oximeter.
2. Wipe the oximeter’s outside surfaces, including the screen and the rubber aperture where the finger is placed, gently. Be mindful of any obvious dirt, smudges, or residue, and make sure to completely clean them.
3. Use a dry towel or tissue to wipe away any extra moisture from the oximeter after cleaning it with a damp cloth. Before storing or reusing it, make sure it is totally dry.
4. When the oximeter is clean and dry, keep it somewhere clean and dry. Keep it away from hot or humid environments as well as direct sunlight.

How To Turn Off

1. Search for the power button once more after using the oximeter.
2. The power button must be pressed and held for a brief period of time before the display screen turns off. After that, the oximeter will shut down.

FAQ’s

What is the Amemo Ossimetri22 Finger Pulse Oximeter Fingertip?

The Amemo Ossimetri22 Finger Pulse Oximeter Fingertip is a medical device designed to measure your blood oxygen saturation levels (SpO2) and heart rate by simply attaching it to your fingertip.

How does the Amemo Ossimetri22 Finger Pulse Oximeter work?

The oximeter uses a non-invasive method called photoplethysmography (PPG) to measure the oxygen saturation in your blood. It emits light through your fingertip and detects the amount of light absorbed by oxygenated and deoxygenated blood, providing readings on its display.

Is the Amemo Ossimetri22 Finger Pulse Oximeter easy to use?

Yes, the Amemo Ossimetri22 is designed to be user-friendly. Simply insert your finger into the device, press the power button, and within seconds, you'll see your oxygen saturation and heart rate readings on the display.

Is the Amemo Ossimetri22 Finger Pulse Oximeter suitable for athletes?

Yes, the Amemo Ossimetri22 can be used by athletes or anyone engaging in physical activities. It allows you to monitor your oxygen levels and heart rate during workouts or high-intensity training.

Can the Amemo Ossimetri22 Finger Pulse Oximeter be used for medical purposes?

Yes, the Amemo Ossimetri22 can be used for medical purposes. It provides accurate measurements of blood oxygen saturation levels, which can be crucial for individuals with respiratory conditions, cardiovascular diseases, or other medical conditions.

Is the Amemo Ossimetri22 Finger Pulse Oximeter FDA-approved?

The FDA approval status can change over time, so it's best to check the manufacturer's information or the product packaging to determine the current FDA approval status of the Amemo Ossimetri22 Finger Pulse Oximeter.

What type of batteries does the Amemo Ossimetri22 Finger Pulse Oximeter use?

The Amemo Ossimetri22 Finger Pulse Oximeter uses two AAA batteries, which are typically included with the device.

Can the Amemo Ossimetri22 Finger Pulse Oximeter store data for later analysis?

No, the Amemo Ossimetri22 is a basic pulse oximeter that displays real-time readings on its OLED screen. It does not have built-in memory to store previous readings for later analysis.

Is the Amemo Ossimetri22 Finger Pulse Oximeter suitable for home use?

Yes, the Amemo Ossimetri22 is designed for home use and is suitable for individuals who want to monitor their blood oxygen saturation levels and heart rate conveniently at home. However, it's always a good idea to consult with a healthcare professional for proper interpretation and guidance based on your specific health needs.

Can the Amemo Ossimetri22 Finger Pulse Oximeter be used on different fingers?

Yes, the Amemo Ossimetri22 Finger Pulse Oximeter can be used on different fingers, as long as they fit comfortably within the device. It is recommended to follow the instructions provided by the manufacturer for optimal usage.

What is normal reading in fingertip oximeter?

A normal level of oxygen is usually 95% or higher. Some people with chronic lung disease or sleep apnea can have normal levels around 90%. The “SpO2” reading on a pulse oximeter shows the percentage of oxygen in someone's blood. If your home SpO2 reading is lower than 95%, call your health care provider.

What is normal SpO2 by age?

Oxygen saturation levels (SpO2) between 95 to 100 percent are considered normal for both adults and children (below 95% is considered abnormal). People over 70 years of age may have oxygen levels closer to 95%. Normal oxygen saturation levels (SpO2) are between 95 to 100 percent for both adults and children.

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