System for non-invasive examination of blood environment parameters

A sensor-based system for non-invasive examination of a user's blood environment parameters comprising:

• a plurality of user-input sensors operably configured to measure:
• a partial pressure of O2 in a user's blood;
• a partial pressure of CO2 in the user's blood;
• a temperature of the user;
• and
• a hemoglobin content in the user's blood;
• an electronic display unit;
• and
• a computing unit communicatively coupled to the electronic display unit and the plurality of user-input sensors through at least one of plurality of analog and digital inputs, the computing unit operably configured to cause a user's blood environment parameters to display on the electronic display unit, the user's blood environment parameters includes acidobasic and ionic equilibrium of blood gases, or parameters derived from acidobasic and ionic equilibrium of blood gases, the computing unit comprising:
• a non-transitory memory including a mathematical software application, and
• a processor operably configured to execute the mathematical software application, the processor further configured to calculate, through the use of-the mathematical software application, the user's blood environment parameters by employing a model of the user's internal environment based on a mathematical expression of an equation for a hemoglobin buffer, or “Henderson-Hasselbach” equation, and utilizing the partial pressure of O2 in the user's blood, the partial pressure of CO2 in the user's blood, the temperature of the user, and the hemoglobin content in the user's blood received from the plurality of user-input sensors.