Portable heart monitor
OwnerKuo-Yuan Changinventor
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Abstract
A portable heart monitor includes a detecting unit to output a detecting light beam and receive a physiological response signal, wherein the physiological response signal is generated by the reaction of the detecting light beam and a finger of a user. The physiological response signal includes pulse waves of a perfusion index (PI). A processing and analyzing unit processes and analyzes the physiological response signal to acquire an analysis result, which is to be shown on a prompting unit. The analysis result includes heart status information based on processing of the pulse signals of the perfusion index (PI).
Claims11
A portable heart monitor, comprising
- a detecting unit that comprises a physiological signal interface for outputting a detecting light beam and receiving a physiological response signal, wherein the physiological response signal is generated in response to the detecting light beam's action on a finger of a user, and the physiological response signal includes pulses of a perfusion index (PI);
- a processing and analyzing unit that, receiving the physiological response signal from the detecting unit, and calculating and analyzing the physiological response signal to output a measurement result and generate an analysis result using the measurement result, wherein the analysis result includes heart status information obtained by calculating the pulses of the perfusion index, wherein the heart status information includes a possibility of premature ventricular contraction, atrial fibrillation, arrhythmia or cardiac murmur, or possibilities of at least two of abovementioned;
- a prompting unit, receiving and presenting the analysis result coming from the processing and analyzing unit;
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- a power supply unit, connected with the detecting unit, the processing and analyzing unit and the prompting unit, and supplying power to the detecting unit, the processing and analyzing unit, and the prompting unit.
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