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== Procedures (for using the pulse oximeter) == | == Procedures (for using the pulse oximeter) == | ||
== Contraindications and | == Contraindications, conditions, and limitations == | ||
=== What the outputs mean === | === What the outputs mean === | ||
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Introduction (what is the pulse oximeter)[edit | edit source]
A Pulse Oximeter is a handheld device used to measure one's oxygen saturation. Pulse Oximetry is the process of using the device to measure the oxygen saturation.
Due to its portability, it can easily be used at rest, and can also be used during exercise.
The Device[edit | edit source]
Procedures (for using the pulse oximeter)[edit | edit source]
Contraindications, conditions, and limitations[edit | edit source]
What the outputs mean[edit | edit source]
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