How to use Pulse oximeter accurately (Helpful tips and tricks)

[@myjourneytotruth]

I just found out about this device...I guess im not one of those "almost everybody" stats who use it 😂 btw great video learned alot.

[@srinigovindaraju737]

Such a valuable My self and mom check it twice a day at times it stats off at 93/ then 94 moving to 95 / 96/97/ and stops at 98 Why can’t it move to exact deduction rather prolonging ...

[@prasannak1642]

Highly professional and perfect. . I m using this video for teaching. . Thank you so much. .

[@Medinaz]

Glad it was helpful!

[@shreeanjalimohite1801]

Thats an interesting information. Will keep this factors in mind while taking the readings.

[@Medinaz]

Glad it was helpful!

[@arttheseven5526]

How about very cold room temp? Does this affect the initial reading? Also dry skin? When we were in the hospital, the oximeter that the hospital gave was working normally(within 1min there is a reading). But when we were discharged and returned home, when we use the same oximeter, it takes more than 2minutes just to get a stable reading. Batteries are already new. Also we have a cheaper oximeter but it does the same.

[@azhardehlavi]

Very helpful, everybody must watch this

[@jennawhite98]

Can I keep it on overnight?

[@faihu]

Some models can, i'll get one that can.

[@anamraahid6155]

You didn't tell where to place hand while checking ? Should we keep the hand at heart level or below 🤔

[@superjeffstanton]

No matter where , stay still.

[@sharonwall6529]

How long before I get an accurate reading ? I’ve waited more than a minute and the reading changes. Please advise me.

[@Krae75]

One minute this video is not accurate information.

[@PriyankaMeena-uu7jc]

My oxygen level drops till 85 for like a minute as I stand up and my hands and shoulder blades pain Continue Should I be worried ?

[@tottart56]

YES, you should be worried

[@warunakumara7671]

biomedical engineers say that little finger or ear cartilage is the best placement to use it is it correct, explain more about perfusion index

[@pallaviparihar1795]

Y do foo pp

[@Krae75]

That is incorrect the index finger preferred or middle finger. Ear is a last resort and not accurate with the standard finger probe.

[@saptarshibardhan2422]

Thank you for the detailed discussion!!

[@Medinaz]

Any time!

[@MiSantos0021]

Can we use the pulse oximeter on the earlobe

[@prakritigaur5477]

Plz make a short trick to learn type of joints and examples

[@noreenhovey8519]

Which finger is best

[@mohdghani7171]

sir nakhun pe henna mehndi lagi hui hai.. spo2 measure ho raha hai. lekin accurate hai ya nahi iska nahi pta? aap btade pls. kya kre?

[@vishal.rvishu4489]

Does blocked nose varies in pulse oximeter values

[@pranavprashant3915]

What is a normal perfusion index

[@aj78976ay]

Thanks a lot!

[@FOLD00]

What is Pi in Pulse oximetr?

[@NareshKumar-fb1vg]

Duration of stay time in instrument. Without it is. Incomplete

[@rohitbadgujar07]

Very useful

[@Medinaz]

Glad that you think so

[@iramcontractor1346]

Great video!

[@Medinaz]

Thanks!

[@mahendrapardeshi4528]

How much time is to be given for reading?

[@akshajjha7467]

Ok bhaiya ji

[@abcde01234]

For my dad they took om hot sun and it came 94.. What is this sir

[@trilokkumargangboir880]

2:36 its not working in toe and earlobe

[@smtdrgeetachavan6125]

🙏

[@rk22cc]

what did you say?

[@rajabhat6418]

With due respect may i ask these Are we living on gadgets supporting life sir. Sir people were happy,had many children,healthy life. guranteed 100 years. Nobody used any oxiometers. Where we are going wrong sir. Do we realy require these fancy unreliable gadgets. A reply is highly aplreciated. Unrealistic ,unnatural,greedy life.

[@Krae75]

What ? We use these in medicine daily . People use them at home who have COPD , respiratory issues, oxygenation issues etc . If you’re healthy then obviously like any other medical device you don’t need one . Yes recently home use gas increased because of Covid-19 for people with moderate to severe cases just released from the hospital or having early respiratory symptoms. By miracle does anyone reach 100 these days without medical care . Ever wonder why men are commonly dying of heart attacks in their 50s as they once did 30-40 years ago? TECHNOLOGY and medical advancements. This “gadget “ isn’t a ventilator it doesn’t “support your life “ We use them in medicine along with blood pressure machines , thermometers , stethoscope to listen to your heart and lung . You’re confusing a very simple old “monitoring “ device with life support .

[@davidcooke7744]

These items are crap. I’ve had 3 put new batteries in and they don’t work.

[@bharat_arora]

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[@Krae75]

This video has very poor and inaccurate information. We “medical professionals “ teach NEVER use your thumb as it has a pulsation and will cause inaccurate reading . Recommended is the index and middle finger. Ear only used in certain scenarios , neonates (as well as foot and forehead ) MEDICAL grade pulse odometers only ! These cheap store bought best to use index or middle finger only . You demonstrated with the finger turned on it’s side WRONG finger tip down nail bed up .