The HM10 multi-parameter patient monitor is a high-value product developed by Da Wei Medical through continuous market research and communication on cutting-edge technologies and application solutions. This monitor adopts a scalable plug-and-play design, supporting eight modules: EtCO2, IBP, HR, ECG, SpO2, NIBP, RESP, and TEMP. Additionally, comprehensive optimization has been applied to the printer solution, ensuring stable and comprehensive basic monitoring capabilities
HM10 has a high-precision parameter module to ensure the accuracy of various measurement parameters. It can monitor subtle changes in the vital signs of patients in the complex working environment of the intensive care unit.
HM10 is a sensitive patient monitor, which can measure various vital parameters in real-time under anesthesia, providing accurate monitoring reference for surgery.
HM10 adopts a friendly humanized operation interface, simplifies the workflow, and saves more time and energy for medical workers.
Small and light, long battery life. To deal with emergencies, such as disaster relief, accident scene and other situations where doctors need to go out to carry or monitor the patient's signs in the ambulance.
The patient monitoring devices collect vital patient data, which is then transmitted to the device for processing, storage and display. So, how much information the patient monitoring system can collect becomes very important. Multi-parameter patient Monitoring Systems monitor many essential physiological vital indicators.The following are the measurement modules that the HM10 has.
With its user-friendly interface, HM10 patient monitor simplifies workflows in regular hospital wards, saving valuable time and energy for healthcare workers.
Includes vein-assist puncture function and punctual measurements
The blood oxygen measurement uses the proven dual-wave length pulsation method,
which presents the measurement results accurately and quickly.
Pulse wave measurement technology, providing real-time display of the measurement process
and ensuring precise and accurate results.
ECG uses the Ag/AgCl shock measurement method that is widely used in clinical practice today,
a wider heart rate measurement.
Non-invasive blood pressure measurement has an anti-motor function, reducing monitoring
errors caused by uncontrolled movement.
Temperature measurement adopts the thermistor method allowing the instantaneous
presentation of measurement results.
