Laryngoscope with physiological parameter indicator

A system comprising:

• a monitor comprising monitor communication circuitry and configured to communicate physiological parameter information;
• and
• a laryngoscope comprising:
• a camera;
• a touchscreen display configured to display image data from the camera and to receive a touch input;
• communication circuitry configured to pair to the monitor to receive physiological parameter information from the monitor;
• and
• a processor programmed to generate instructions to:
• detect a first touch input received by the touchscreen display of the laryngoscope;
• display a physiological parameter indicator via the display of the laryngoscope based on the first touch input and based on the received physiological parameter information from the monitor, wherein the physiological parameter indicator is displayed in a lower corner of the touchscreen display to avoid obscuring the image data;
• detect a second touch input received by the touchscreen display of the laryngoscope;
• and
• in response to the second touch input, remove the physiological parameter indicator from display.

A laryngoscope, comprising:

• a camera;
• a touch-sensitive display of the laryngoscope configured to display image data from the camera;
• communication circuitry configured to receive physiological parameter information from a paired monitor;
• and
• a processor programmed to:
• receive a first touch input, comprising at least one of a tap or a swipe, on the touch-sensitive display of the laryngoscope;
• in response to the first touch input, display on the touch-sensitive display of the laryngoscope a physiological parameter indicator based on the physiological parameter information received from the paired monitor, the physiological parameter indicator being displayed on the laryngoscope simultaneously with the image data from the camera, wherein the physiological parameter indicator is displayed as an overlay without obscuring the image data;
• receive a second touch input, comprising at least one of a tap or a swipe, on the touch-sensitive display;
• and
• in response to the second touch input, remove the physiological parameter indicator from the display.