5 Equipment in Cardiology You Should Know About




Every medical discipline has a set of equipment that defines its field of concentration. Just   These are the equipment commonly associated with cardiology:


Bedside Monitor:

Bedside Monitor is of paramount importance to the medical industry and displays the body’s major functions in the form of continuous waveforms or numbers. It is suitable for pediatric, adult, and neonatal patient and equipped with different measurement modes like reverse, direct and quick. With a built-in rechargeable battery, it can be attached to a network and has excellent protection for NIBP over-range.

Cardiology Stethoscope:

The 3M Littmann Master Cardiology Stethoscope is fitted with an easily adjustable headset for individual fit and comfort and angled eartubes which align with the ear canals. It also has outstanding acoustics, a tunable diaphragm and dual-lumen tubing to eliminate the rubbing noise of traditional double tubes.

 ECG Machines:

ECG machines are specially installed for analyzing heart-related parameters and are available with various work modes. It studies the structure of the heart, its conducting system and detects related abnormalities. Mastering excellence in manufacturing, especially with their latest Glasgow algorithm, BPL’s ECG machines have become a synonym for reliability. These machines are available with best medical equipment supplier.

Defibrillator:

It is a device that gives a high energy electric shock to the heart through the chest wall to someone who is in cardiac arrest. It's an essential life-saving pre-step in the chain of survival. With accurate calculation of electrical impedance, its installed technology escalates the energy to assure the therapy at an appropriate and higher level.

Syringe Pump:

It is an easy to operate and convenient to install piece of equipment with a Micro Controller based Design which is used to deliver controlled quantities of fluids such as nutrients, drugs, and blood to patients. It is highly precise, can automatically detect the syringe size and has different injection modes like time-based, flow rate and body weight.

Ventilator:

It is a machine that mechanically assists a patient in the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide, a process sometimes referred to as artificial respiration. Easy to operate and with a layout that is convenient to read and compare, the ventilator shows the result in the form of loops, waveforms, and monitoring parameters in the same colors, displayed in left side and right side correspondingly. It is also to be equipped with all the safety measures: dual (sound and light) three-level alarms, 360-degree panoramic alert light, short text description of problem etc.



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