How to use a Pulse Oximeter Correctly | Helpful Tips for Accuracy

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[@Nobody.c-y5d]

Which set of numbers is oxygen level

[@rodburket4582]

Cold hands is probably the biggest factor for a lot of people. Make sure you warm up your fingers/hands. Run your hand/finger under warm water. RN retired over 30 years here.

[@margaretdominik7952]

What is reading with a pacemaker? AND MECANICAL VALVES

[@berrymed3634]

I would like to say that Berry BM1000C Finger Pulse Oximeter is more attractive to people who need to use pulse oximeter, because its design accommodates the usage habits of more people, built in gyroscope, supporting two directional display to adapt to the usage habits of different groups of people, making it convenient and fast to read corresponding values.

[@learntogetherearntogether]

Very well explained.. thanks 👍

[@joyhappy1601]

So is the top reading for your pulse?or is that one your oxygen level on top?

[@ant-lowe2346]

You can tell which one Is which one will say bpm which is heart rate and sp02 is oxygen.

[@joyhappy1601]

Is oxygen level the one on the top ?

[@derekantill3721]

Yes, you should have a reading of 95 to 100%. If you have a reading below 92% see your doctor. You should take the reading with warm hands.

[@annalizatorres2460]

How about 97/127 like that it's a normal or not?

[@andyansell9000]

Hi the upper number which is the blood oxygen level, is fine. However, the bottom number which is the pulse rate, is high, as a resting pulse should be normailly between 60-100
this video might help, th-cam.com/video/ifnYjD4IKus/w-d-xo.html

[@Kenkosh3]

97% is pretty normal. A pulse of
127 is tachycardia, if you’re just seated. Try to stay hydrated, get checked for diabetes, control stress, use less caffeine and nicotine.

[@maliadiaz5076]

97/106 but it doesn't seem to stop changing

[@ofeliaradatti1566]

my rate is alwaya changing to 93/71

[@ദ്ദിദ്ദിദ്ദി]

gradual or is it changing constantly? If you're worried about your health you tell a doctor.

[@julietdelarupay193]

98-70

[@vivekkashyap8462]

👍🏻

[@Sammuel.98]

I always get 98 and 60

[@derekantill3721]

Great, you are very healthy. 👍

[@brianlanceabramson8652]

Pulseoximoronsdunno

[@watersbey25]

Pulse oxeeey meeter 😂

[@gregorysloat4258]

It’s NOT pronounced, “OXY-meter.” It’s pronounced, “ox-SIM-uh-ter.” A ten second Google search would have told you that. 😖

[@Indigo.422]

2 seconds should have told you that’s an AI generated voice lol

[@gotaigo]

they probably was using an AI for voice.

[@henrysmith883]

Who gives a shit. Get a life

[@phillipebrall9930]

I hate ‘text to speech’ soundtracks which can not even pronounce ‘oximeter’ correctly.