Dual CST 3510

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Brand: Dual

The Dual CST 3510 is a technologically advanced pulse oximeter and capnograph that is designed to monitor vital signs simultaneously for adult, pediatric, and neonatal patients. Its dual functionality allows for the measurement of oxygen saturation (SpO2) and carbon dioxide (CO2), providing accurate and reliable results in various clinical settings.Some features of the Dual CST 3510 include:1. Dual functionality: The oximeter and capnography features allow for the simultaneous monitoring of oxygen saturation, CO2, and Respiratory Rate (RR) in adults, pediatrics, and neonates.2. Portability: The device is lightweight and easily portable, making it ideal for use in various clinical settings such as emergency departments, ICUs, operating rooms, and transport medicine.3. Large, easy-to-read display: The unit features a large, easy-to-read display that provides accurate readings in both numeric and bar graph formats.4. Simple setup and operation: The device has simple setup and operation, making it easy for medical professionals to use in a variety of clinical situations.5. Accurate measurement range: The oximeter and capnograph features provide a wide measurement range, including a neonatal range of 22 percent to 99 percent for SpO2, and a pediatric range of 10 percent to 100 percent for CO2.6. Versatile capabilities: The Dual CST 3510 can be used with nasal and facial cannulas, as well as intubated patients. It also has the ability to connect with external equipment via Bluetooth or USB ports.7. Fed-engaging capnography: The device has a fed-engaging capnography technology that provides accurate and continuous measurement of CO2 expired from the patient's lungs.Overall, the Dual CST 3510 is a versatile and comprehensive respiratory monitoring device that is designed to meet the needs of medical professionals in various clinical settings. Its dual functionality, portability, accurate measurement range, and versatile capabilities make it an essential tool for respiratory monitoring in adult, pediatric, and neonatal patients.