Masimo Corporation Handheld Pulse Oximeter Rad-G® Adult / Infant / Pediatric, 1/EA

Handheld Pulse Oximeter Rad-G® Adult / Infant / Pediatric, 1/EA

The Rad-G handheld pulse oximeter is a portable monitoring device for adult, infant, and pediatric patients. It works well for care teams that need a compact unit for patient assessment, transport, or storage without relying on connectivity. A rechargeable battery supports at least 24 hours of operation, and the display shows oxygen saturation, pulse rate, perfusion index, pleth variability index, respiration rate from the pleth, and a pleth waveform.

Good Fit For

• Portable patient monitoring across age groups
• Settings where a lightweight, easy-to-store oximeter is preferred
• Newborn CCHD screening workflows

Key Features

• Handheld pulse oximeter format supports portable patient assessment
• Suitable for adult, infant, and pediatric use across multiple patient groups
• Monitors oxygen saturation, pulse rate, perfusion index, pleth variability index, and respiration rate from the pleth
• Pleth waveform display adds visual information during assessment
• Internal rechargeable battery delivers at least 24 hours of operational use
• Strong external casing is built to withstand drops from 6 ft. onto a hard surface

Applications and Usage

• Spot-checking oxygen saturation and pulse rate during patient assessment
• Using one handheld monitor across adult, infant, and pediatric patients
• Supporting newborn CCHD screening requirements
• Carrying a slim monitor between rooms or care areas
• Monitoring with pleth waveform and respiration rate from the pleth for added assessment information

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 2.9 x 1.0 Inch.
• This model is without connectivity, so it is best for workflows that do not require networked data transfer.
• The unit uses a multisite reusable sensor.
• Buyers comparing battery options should note the internal rechargeable battery and at least 24 hours of operational use.
• The display type is LCD.

FAQ

• Can this handheld pulse oximeter be used with different patient age groups? Yes. The Rad-G handheld pulse oximeter is intended for adult, infant, and pediatric use.
• What measurements does this pulse oximeter display? The monitor shows oxygen saturation, pulse rate, perfusion index, pleth variability index, and respiration rate from the pleth. It also displays a pleth waveform for additional assessment information.
• Does this model support connected data transfer? No. This version is without connectivity.
• How long does the battery run? The internal rechargeable battery provides at least 24 hours of operational use.
• Is this device appropriate for newborn CCHD screening? Yes. The Rad-G handheld pulse oximeter meets newborn CCHD screening requirements.

From Rad-G by Masimo Corporation.