A portable, multipurpose patient monitor for ongoing vital sign monitoring is the Table Top Pulse Oximeter with NIBP CMS-5100. It detects non-invasive blood pressure (NIBP), SpO₂, pulse rate, and optionally temperature, making it ideal for clinical, homecare, and emergency use. Real-time, precise readings are guaranteed by its vivid LCD display, visible and auditory alarms, and simple menu navigation. With its long battery life and easy-to-use interface, the CMS-5100 is suitable for both adult and paediatric patients. For medical professionals who need mobility and accuracy in patient monitoring, its portable design and dependable performance make it a great choice.

Versatile Vital Signs Monitoring

The CMS-5100 combines the functions of a pulse oximeter and NIBP monitor, making it ideal for comprehensive patient care in hospitals. The device measures SpO2, pulse rate, and blood pressure accurately across a broad range, with data storage for up to 2000 readings to support ongoing patient assessment and record-keeping efficiently.

Intuitive Design & Enhanced Portability

Engineered with a compact ABS plastic body and weighing just 1.5 kg, this oximeter is easily portable using its dedicated handle. The color LCD screen provides clear readings, and the intuitive interface ensures ease of use for healthcare professionals in a table top or portable setting. Adjustable alarm limits and audio-visual alerts add an extra layer of safety.

FAQ's of Table Top Pulse Oximeter with Nibp CMS-5100:

Q: How is the Table Top Pulse Oximeter with NIBP CMS-5100 operated in various clinical settings?

A: The CMS-5100 operates in manual, automatic, and STAT modes, allowing medical staff to select the appropriate setting for routine, continuous, or rapid vital sign monitoring. Its portability and mounting options make it suitable for use in wards, operating rooms, and emergency departments.

Q: What measurement ranges are supported by this device for SpO2, pulse rate, and NIBP?

A: The device measures SpO2 from 0% to 100%, pulse rate from 30 to 250 bpm, and non-invasive blood pressure with systolic between 40-270 mmHg and diastolic between 10-245 mmHg. It supports monitoring for adults, children, and neonates.

Q: When should the adjustable alarm limits be set or modified?

A: Alarm limits should be set or adjusted by healthcare professionals according to the patient's clinical condition. For example, limits can be tailored for neonatal, pediatric, or adult patients to ensure audio-visual alerts align with safe physiological ranges.

Q: Where can the stored data be accessed, and how many readings can be saved?

A: The CMS-5100 stores up to 2000 groups of NIBP and SpO2 readings, which can be accessed through its interface and exported using RS232 or USB data ports. This feature is valuable for patient record management and review.

Q: What accessories are included, and are they suitable for all patient types?

A: Each device comes with adult, pediatric, and neonatal cuffs, an SpO2 sensor, power adapter, and user manual. These accessories ensure the system is ready for diverse patient populations upon delivery.

Q: How long does the battery backup last, and what are the power sources?

A: The device provides over 4 hours of continuous battery backup and can also operate using AC mains (100~240V, 50/60 Hz). This ensures reliable performance during power interruptions or patient transport within healthcare facilities.

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