Overview
The Beurer PO 30 Pulse Oximeter is a medical device intended for measuring arterial oxygen saturation (SpO2) and heart rate in humans. It is designed for non-invasive use and provides an essential parameter for assessing respiratory function. Use of the device requires careful attention to its instructions to avoid incorrect measurements or possible injury.
Intended Use
This device is suitable for patients at risk, such as those with heart disease or asthma, as well as for athletes and individuals active at high altitudes. It is equipped to indicate the percentage of oxygen-loaded hemoglobin in the arterial blood. However, it is not suitable for continuous monitoring or self-diagnosis and should be used under medical supervision if the user has known conditions affecting oxygen saturation levels.
Warnings and Safety Notes
Users should regularly check the device for visible damage and battery charge. Use is discouraged if the user is allergic to rubber, the device or finger is damp, with infants, during MRI or CT scans, in conjunction with a blood pressure measurement, or on fingers with nail polish or extensive dressings.
For individuals with circulation disorders, prolonged use can cause discomfort; the manufacturer recommends limiting use to no more than two hours on a single finger. The oximeter is not intended for use by people with certain physical, sensory, or mental limitations unless supervised.
Operational Guidance
The manual details the safe handling and installation of batteries. Users are cautioned to use the correct size and type of battery and to observe proper polarity. It also includes instructions on how to attach and utilize the wrist strap for easy transport.
Usage Instructions
To use the device, insert a finger into the opening, remain steady, and press the function button. It will display measurements within seconds. The device automatically powers off after approximately five seconds when the finger is removed.
Moreover, the function button on the Beurer PO 30 serves multiple purposes: powering the device, changing the display format, and adjusting screen brightness.
Measurement Evaluation
The manual provides a table to help users evaluate their SpO2 measurements concerning altitude, with specific ranges outlined for normal, reduced, and critical saturation levels. Users with pre-existing conditions are advised to consult a doctor before using this table to assess their condition.
NOTE: Users must not use the device for self-diagnosis or treatment adjustments without consulting healthcare professionals.
Manual:
Download: Beurer PO 30 Pulse Oximeter Instruction Manual
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