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US 2010/0145170 A1Published application
Small Animal Pulse Oximeter User Interface
AssigneeStarr Life Sciences Corp.
InventorsEric J. Ayers, Bernard F. Hete, Patrick W. Truitt
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AssigneeStarr Life Sciences Corp.
InventorsEric J. Ayers, Bernard F. Hete, Patrick W. Truitt
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A user interface for a pulse oximetry device that calculates physiologic parameters of a subject including at least a subject's heart rate and SpO2, is disclosed wherein the interface comprises a graphical display of at least one raw data signal of the pulse oximetry device that maintains heart and breath rate components and a display of the calculated heart rate and SpO2 of the subject. The interface may further include a user selectable data averaging function in which the interface is configured to selectively obtain and display averages of at least some of the calculated physiologic parameters over a defined period. The interface may further include a user selectable noise suppression function for the displayed data.
A user interface for a pulse oximetry device that calculates physiologic parameters of a subject including at least a subject's heart rate and SpO2, the interface comprising a user selectable noise suppression setting that utilizes a designated multiple of data points for the calculation of at least one calculated physiologic parameters of the pulse oximetry device.
A user interface for a physiologic parameter sensor that calculates physiologic parameters of a subject, the interface comprising user selectable data averaging function in which the interface is configured to selectively obtain and display averages of at least some of the calculated physiologic parameters over a defined period.
A user interface for a pulse oximetry device that calculates physiologic parameters of a subject including at least a subject's heart rate and SpO2, the interface comprising a graphical display of a plurality of the calculated physiologic parameters over time and a user selectable event file marker function configured to physically identify selected time locations on the graphical display.
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