Nonin Pulseoximeter

Overview

NONIN’s 7500 pulse oximeter has a unique low-profile design that enables it to fit easily on a tabletop or into its own carrying case. The stylish, compact 7500’s simple functionality, minimum 16-hour battery life, 4-hour quick recharge, and minimum of 70 hours of memory makes it well-suited for a variety of clinical

and homecare applications. Like all NONIN portable oximeters, the 7500 provides a wide range of display indicators that provide reliable readings.

The 7500’s flexible alarm management options include patient security mode and a user-defined default that offers customizable patient settings. The 7500’s analog

output capability allows it to interface easily with other equipment.

Magnetic Resonance (MR)

The 7500FO (fiberoptic) pulse oximeter was specifically developed for MR environments. The sensor is easy for technicians to apply by using the simple toe or finger wrap. NONIN kept patient safety in mind too. Radio frequency burns and image artifacts are virtually eliminated because of the 7500FO's fiberoptic sensor and cable design. Use in fixed-site or mobile MR facilities for monitoring infant, pediatric and adult patients.

User-Friendly Interface

The 7500 provides a variety of display indicators that ensure reliable readings.

Pulse Strength Bar Graph

Color coded bar graph assists in assessing the patient’s status. An audible tone

sounds with each pulse. The pitch changes with the patient’s saturation level.

Pulse Quality Indicator

Detects patient movement or signal quality changes that may require sensor

site stabilization.

Sensor Fault Indicator

Indicates when a sensor has become disconnected, misaligned, failed, or is

incompatible with the monitor.

A quick and complete assessment of your patient’s oximetry readings is made

easier with the combination of information supplied by the Pulse Strength Bar

Graph, variable pitch pulse/saturation tones and Pulse Quality Indicator.