Mindray BeneVision N1 patient transport monitor
The expert-level BeneVision N1 patient monitor provides reliable monitoring of vital signs in the hospital (and ward or during transport), in ambulances and even helicopters. These include: ECG (3, 5, 6 and 12-lead), arrhythmia detection, ST segment analysis, QT/QTc analysis and heart rate, respiration, temperature, arterial blood oxygen saturation, pulse rate, non-invasive blood pressure, invasive blood pressure, pulmonary artery wedge pressure, carbon dioxide content, oxygen content and continuous cardiac output, as well as alarms based on these parameters. The monitor also provides 12-lead ECG interpretation at rest. All parameters, except for continuous cardiac output, can be monitored for an adult patient, child or newborn. Parameters may vary depending on the selected configuration.
Features
- Continuous cardiac output (CCO) monitoring is intended for adult patients and children only
- ECG monitoring is intended for adult patients, children and newborns. Arrhythmia detection is intended for adult patients and children
- The monitor can be configured with either the Glasgow algorithm for 12-lead ECG analysis or the Mindray algorithm for 12-lead ECG analysis
- The transport monitor has the ability to exchange data with the master monitor (BeneVision N-series monitors)
- Multi-pin connector is used to connect the N1 monitor to a modular rack or docking station
- Everything you need to work with a monitor is on its screen. Almost every screen element is interactive. Screen elements include parameter values, curves, shortcuts, information fields, alarm fields, and menus
- Touch screen locks if not used for 60 seconds
- You can enter information using the on-screen keyboard
- You can use the mouse to select screen elements
- The monitor is equipped with shortcut keys for instant access to certain functions
- Edit patient information after registration, in case of incomplete data entry, or if you need to change patient information
- The monitor can be connected to a central monitoring system via a wired or wireless network
- Real-time data, curves, and alarms can be sent from the monitor to the healthcare facility's servers using the HL7 protocol
- Connecting the N1 to the docking station after moving the N1 to the desired location allows it to use the docking station settings
- The monitor provides different sets of configurations that are suitable for different patient categories and departments, allowing you to perform settings more efficiently
- Wi-Fi module
- The monitor allows you to print patient reports on a connected network printer
Characteristics
- Display.: 5.5 inches, touchscreen
- Dyslexia resolution: 1280 x 720 pixels
- ECG monitoring: 3, 5, 6, 12 leads
- Operating time on a single battery: 3 hours
- Mode of operation: continuous
- Weight: 0.95 kg
- USB port: 2
- RJ45 port: 1
- VGA port: 1
- Features
- Characteristics
- Continuous cardiac output (CCO) monitoring is intended for adult patients and children only
- ECG monitoring is intended for adult patients, children and newborns. Arrhythmia detection is intended for adult patients and children
- The monitor can be configured with either the Glasgow algorithm for 12-lead ECG analysis or the Mindray algorithm for 12-lead ECG analysis
- The transport monitor has the ability to exchange data with the master monitor (BeneVision N-series monitors)
- Multi-pin connector is used to connect the N1 monitor to a modular rack or docking station
- Everything you need to work with a monitor is on its screen. Almost every screen element is interactive. Screen elements include parameter values, curves, shortcuts, information fields, alarm fields, and menus
- Touch screen locks if not used for 60 seconds
- You can enter information using the on-screen keyboard
- You can use the mouse to select screen elements
- The monitor is equipped with shortcut keys for instant access to certain functions
- Edit patient information after registration, in case of incomplete data entry, or if you need to change patient information
- The monitor can be connected to a central monitoring system via a wired or wireless network
- Real-time data, curves, and alarms can be sent from the monitor to the healthcare facility's servers using the HL7 protocol
- Connecting the N1 to the docking station after moving the N1 to the desired location allows it to use the docking station settings
- The monitor provides different sets of configurations that are suitable for different patient categories and departments, allowing you to perform settings more efficiently
- Wi-Fi module
- The monitor allows you to print patient reports on a connected network printer
- Display.: 5.5 inches, touchscreen
- Dyslexia resolution: 1280 x 720 pixels
- ECG monitoring: 3, 5, 6, 12 leads
- Operating time on a single battery: 3 hours
- Mode of operation: continuous
- Weight: 0.95 kg
- USB port: 2
- RJ45 port: 1
- VGA port: 1
