Parameter Panel Assembly for Dash2000

GE Dash2000 Patient Monitor Parameter Panel Component 38803277 4419 (with BP, SPO2, ECG, TEMP, NBP)

► Brief Description

The GE Dash2000 Patient Monitor is a powerful device ideal for use in emergency rooms, intensive care units (ICUs), and general wards. This parameter panel is a crucial part of the monitor, providing several important interfaces, including BP, SpO2, ECG, TEMP, and NBP. These interfaces allow the device to connect to cables/sensors for these parameters, enabling corresponding data monitoring of the patient.

► ECG

Its main functions are monitoring heart rate and rhythm, diagnosing arrhythmias, myocardial ischemia, etc., and it supports 3-lead or 5-lead monitoring. It displays a fluctuating curve (waveform) and a number (heart rate value) on the panel to help users assess the patient's condition.

► SPO2

This reflects the patient's blood oxygen-carrying capacity. Normal values ​​are typically ≥95%, and values ​​below 90% should raise suspicion of hypoxemia. The percentage value is usually displayed on the device's screen, along with a bar graph or pulse waveform, providing a visual reference for the user.

► BP/NBP

Both BP and NBP represent blood pressure, which is generally measured by inflating a cuff to check the pressure within the arteries. It assesses the patient's circulatory system status. Normal blood pressure values ​​for adults are typically between 90-140 mmHg systolic and 60-90 mmHg diastolic. This will be displayed as three numbers on the monitor panel, such as 120/80 mmHg.

► TEMP

It can measure a patient's body temperature. It monitors for fever, infection, or hypothermia by using a surface probe (placed under the armpit, groin, etc.) or an intracavitary probe. The GE Dash series uses IVAC temperature technology, which measures very quickly, typically obtaining a reading in just a few seconds. Normal axillary temperature range for adults: 36.0-37.0℃