Jumper Jpd-600p Maternal Fetal Monitor

JUMPER JPD-600P MATERNAL FETAL MONITOR

12.1 inch TFT LCD Touch Screen

24 Hours data recording, 2000 Hours Recording memory

Fetal Acoustic Stimulator (FAS) Feature

Audio and Visual Alarms

Built-in 152mm Thermal Printer

CTG Interpretation System

FHR: 50-210 bpm

TOCO: 0 -100 Unit

Maternal Heart Rate: 0-255 bpm

Mother NIBP: 30-240 mmHg

Maternal SpO2: 70-99%

Maternal RESP: 0-99 bpm

Fetal Monitors (Non-Stress Test - NST) are an important medical device used to monitor the baby's health during pregnancy. These monitors help determine whether the baby is doing well by evaluating the fetal heart rate and uterine contractions during pregnancy. Fetal Monitors are used for regular follow-up throughout the pregnancy, in high-risk pregnancies or in the presence of some complications. The working principle of Fetal Monitors is quite simple. They consist of two main components: a heart rate monitor and a collection device that measures uterine contractions. A heart rate monitor uses ultrasound waves to detect the fetal heartbeat. These waves are applied to the mother's womb through a probe and detect the baby's heartbeat. The collection device uses a pressure sensor to measure uterine contractions or a belt to detect a rapid contraction. In this way, both the baby's heart rate and uterine contractions are monitored and evaluated simultaneously. Basal Heart Rate: The baby's heart rate at rest. Normally it should be between 110-160 beats per minute. Rapid Contraction: It is a condition in which uterine contractions occur more frequently and intensely than normal. Rapid contractions can reduce the fetus's oxygen intake and may be a sign of a problem. Decelerations: These are the decreases seen in the heart rate graph recorded by fetal monitors. Decelerations may indicate that the fetus is under stress or has problems with oxygen intake.

JUMPER JPD-600P MATERNAL FETAL MONITOR

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