Welch Allyn Connex Spot Monitor – 71WT

The set includes:
Spot Monitor

SureBP Nonnvasive Blood Pressure

Nonin SpO2

SureTemp Plus Thermometer

The Welch Allyn Connex Spot Monitor features an easyose, vivid touchscreen display and provides accurate vital signs measurement including blood pressure averaging, digital respiration rate, spot checking, interval monitoring and custom scoring across patient populations
The device connects wirelessly to your EMR and sends vitals to the patient chart from the point of care to help improve efficiency
Its upgradeable design and custom configurations include optional wall unit integration, industryeading thermometry and pulse oximetry choices, connectivity and other mounting/mobility options
In addition, the Accessory Power Management Stand with WhisperDrive technology features additional power backup, providing up to 17 hours of onime, alleviating the need to charge the monitor as frequently
SureBP technology can provide BP in only 15 seconds
Spotheck respiration rate digitally with Masimo RRp sensor technology
The device comes with single signn options, including integration with Imprivata, available for quick, secure clinician login
The machine allows for customizable workflow options for documenting patient observations (ie. Is & Os, Pain Scale) and vitals modifiers (ie. BP cuff location)
The Connex spot monitor comes with 2 years of manufacturer’s warranty
Patient Monitoring systems are designed to help to enhance patient care and improve clinical performance. This comprehensive solution fits securely into the hospital’s IT environment to capture timely patient data and feed it securely to the EMR (Electronic Medical Record).
A patient monitor is an electronic medical device that consists of one or more monitoring sensors, a processing component, and a screen display (also called a “monitor”) that provide and record for medical professionals a patient’s medical vital signs like body temperature, blood pressure, pulse rate, etc..
Patient monitoring systems are used in hospitals, nursing homes, emergency care centers and health care setups to monitor and review the vital physiological signs of a patient.
Most patient monitoring systems are able to monitor the patient respiration, oxygen saturation in blood, invasive and noninvasive blood pressure, electrocardiograph, body temperature, etc.. Various sensors and electrodes are used to measure these signs including the ECG electrodes, SpO2 finger sensor, blood pressure cuff, temperature probe, etc..