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Oxygen level and bp on Oximeter
Hi, can anyone give out information on how to check oxgen level and heart beat on Oximeter. Example 96 / 112 means what on the reading. Please help. Waiting for the answer.
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96 % is oxygen saturation and 112 is pulse rate
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At the range of 94% to 100% oxygen level is good in ur body below 94%you have to consult a doctor
Similarly pulse rate may vary from person to person 60 - 110 b/min is noraml range. no need to worry your oxygen and pulse level is normal
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In your Example 96 denotes O2 concentration ,112 the pulse rate ( heart beat )
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96-SPO2 LEVEL which is normal.
112-pulse rate.
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Dr. Arun G
Internal Medicine
10 yrs exp
Chennai
96-Oxygen saturation - can be from 100 & below
Anything > 94 is fine...
112 - pulse rate
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Dr. Sarbik De
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3 yrs exp
Navi Mumbai
96% would be your oxygen saturation and 112 would be your pulse rate( heart beat)
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