38 devices · GMDN 46049
Respiratory oxygen monitors, battery-powered, are portable devices that continuously track the oxygen concentration a patient inhales during respiratory therapy or anesthesia. They connect to breathing circuits, oxygen tents, or therapy systems to ensure accurate O₂ levels, often triggering alarms if readings fall outside safe ranges.
These devices are typically classified as medical instruments and regulated under general electrical safety and performance standards, depending on the jurisdiction. They may require compliance with electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) and safety directives, though specific regulations vary by country and intended use.
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