Living body information recorder
AssigneeNippon Colin Co., Ltd.
InventorsChikao Harada, Masami Goto
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AssigneeNippon Colin Co., Ltd.
InventorsChikao Harada, Masami Goto
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An apparatus for effecting automatic repetitive detection of items of living body information, such as blood pressure, heart rate and breathing rate, and for automatically recording the detected living body information in a predetermined two dimensional chart area provided on an anesthesia record sheet, by recording respective indicia representative of the living body information, at respective recording positions in the chart area, which corresponds to times of detection of the living body information, including: (A) a sensing device for detecting the living body information; (B) a recording device having a support for supporting the record sheet so as to permit manual recording of auxiliary information other than the living body information on the record sheet, and further having a recording member(s) movable relative to the record sheet for recording the indicia in the chart area; and (C) a control device, responsive to the sensing device, for determining the recording positions of the indicia based on the detected living body information and the times of detection of the living body information, and for controlling the recording device so as to record the indicia at the determined recording positions in the chart area.
An apparatus for effecting automatic repetitive detection of at least one item of living-subject information selected from a plurality of items of information on a living subject, and for automatically recording the detected living-subject information in a predetermined two-dimensional chart area provided on a recording medium, by means of recording respective indicia representative of said living-subject information, at respective recording positions in the chart area, which correspond to times of detection of the living-subject information, comprising:
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