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CO2SMO
Mainstream - Capnograph/Pulse Oximeter
CO2SMO is a combined Capnograph and Pulse Oximeter Monitor. It provides reliable mainstream measurement and
display of end tidal carbon dioxide (ETCO2) and respiratory rate. Sidestream sampling is a standard features on the
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Actical
Actical Physical Activity Monitors provide an objective, quantifiable
measure of Physical Activity and Energy (Caloric) Expenditure for your
research. Activity level thresholds (cut point) determination and quantitative
activity analysis are recognized as being important components of weight
management and sports medicine research. They can be a valuable measurement
tool in any area where exercise plays a critical role. |
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ActiReader
ActiReader directs communication between your PC and Actical. It is connected to the PC via an RS-232 serial cable, and communicates with Actical using a short range telemetric link.
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AW-16
& AW-64 Actigraphs
These are the standard Actiwatch actigraph models. Actiwatch-16s and -64s both have an event marker button that allows for the wearer to log events of significance at the time they occur in the data record. Most often this feature is used to depict Bed Times and Get up Times. |
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Actiwatch-Light
Actigraph with Integrated Light Sensor
The Actiwatch-Lite actigraph has a small, very high performance light sensor integrated into its case in place of an event marker. With each activity record that is recorded, the light level is also recorded in Lux. |
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VitalSense Integrated Physiological Monitoring
System
VitalSense monitors can receive transmissions from multiple miniature,
wireless, temperature sensors. Core temperature is sensed by the ingestible
Jonah™ capsule. Dermal temperatures are recorded from hypoallergenic,
non-irritating, adhesive dermal patches. Both sensor types are disposable,
but designed for multi-day use under demanding physical and environmental
conditions. Both types of sensors use low-power radio frequency transmissions
to communicate with the Monitor |
