The Cleo EtCO2 Monitor Offers Multiple Functions
An EtCO2 monitor is used to measure a patient’s end tidal carbon dioxide levels, or the amount of CO2 he or she exhales. While EtCO2 monitoring may be especially useful for the detection of hypoxia, a condition in which part or all of a patient’s body is deprived of oxygen, it can also be useful to paramedics measuring a patient’s pulmonary blood flow, anesthesiologists monitoring a surgical patient’s O2 intake, and other medical professionals for a variety of reasons.
Given the many uses of an EtCO2 monitor, Infinium Medical has developed the Cleo capnograph. This capnography monitor incorporates some of the latest technology in the medical industry today, allowing the machine to measure EtCO2, temperature, O2 saturation, and blood pressure. What’s more, the Cleo has a user-friendly interface that easily allows an attending nurse or physician to adjust the monitor’s settings so that only the most pertinent information is showing at any given moment.
In addition to being highly adaptable, the Cleo EtCO2 monitor offers a variety of beneficial features, including:
- 5-inch color touchscreen for easy use
- Lightweight design for portable use
- Built-in battery backup for added reliability
The Cleo capnography monitor also comes with our advanced EnTide technology, which uses a sidestream method to provide highly accurate readings for both intubated and non-intubated patients.
To learn more about our premier EtCO2 monitor, contact Infinium Medical. We proudly offer dependable vital sign monitors to clinics, hospitals, and other healthcare facilities throughout the United States and beyond.