3 Para Bedside Patient Monitor with Wall-Mounted Stand
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If a family member needs regular vital-sign monitoring at home, checking blood pressure, oxygen level and pulse with separate devices can feel inconvenient. This 3 para patient monitor with wall stand brings these important readings together in one bedside monitoring system.
The monitor measures NIBP, SpO2 and pulse rate, while the current configuration also includes temperature measurement. In addition, its 2.8-inch colour display shows the main readings in one place.
The product is listed with a wall-mounted stand, which can help create a more organised monitoring setup beside the patient. However, families should confirm the exact stand hardware supplied with their order.
For home use, a doctor, nurse or trained caregiver should guide the monitoring plan when readings may affect medical decisions. Meanwhile, hospitals, clinics and other healthcare facilities can use the monitor for suitable bedside vital-sign observation.
Prepaid and Partial COD options are available.
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3 Para Patient Monitor with Wall Stand for Home Patient Care
Families arranging supported home care may sometimes need to observe several vital signs regularly.
Instead of using completely separate devices, this bedside patient monitor brings key readings together. As a result, a caregiver can check blood pressure, estimated oxygen saturation and pulse from one unit.
At the same time, the listed temperature probe provides another measurement option when temperature monitoring is required.
However, this is medical monitoring equipment rather than a normal household gadget. Therefore, caregivers should understand how to use the sensors, cuff and alarm limits correctly.
3 Para Bedside Patient Monitor Terms Explained Simply
Key Features of the 3 Para Patient Monitor with Wall Stand
NIBP Blood Pressure Monitoring
The monitor uses oscillometry to measure blood pressure. Therefore, it can display SYS, DIA and MAP values from the cuff.
SpO2 and Pulse Monitoring
A reusable SpO2 probe supports oxygen-saturation measurement. At the same time, the monitor displays pulse rate.
Reusable Temperature Probe
The current package information includes a reusable skin-temperature probe. Therefore, temperature can also form part of the monitoring setup.
2.8-Inch Colour TFT Display
The monitor uses a 2.8-inch colour TFT LCD with a listed 320 × 240 resolution. In addition, LED indicators help highlight important information.
Visual and Audible Alarms
The monitor can provide both visual and sound alerts when monitored readings cross selected alarm limits.
Rechargeable Bedside Monitor
A built-in rechargeable Li-Polymer battery provides portable power. As a result, the monitor can be moved when required.
How This Bedside Vital Signs Monitor Works
Different sensors collect different measurements and send them to the monitor for display.
For blood pressure, the monitor uses oscillometry. In simple words, it detects pressure changes inside the cuff and calculates blood-pressure readings automatically.
Meanwhile, the SpO2 probe uses light-based sensing to estimate blood oxygen saturation. The monitor also uses this signal to show pulse rate.
In addition, a reusable skin-temperature probe supports temperature measurement when connected correctly.
3 Para Patient Monitor with Wall Stand Alarm System
The monitor provides visual and audible alarms for several monitored readings.
For example, alarm settings can relate to SYS, DIA, MAP, SpO2 and pulse rate. Therefore, the monitor can draw attention when a value moves outside the selected limit.
However, an alarm does not explain why the value changed. For this reason, families should follow professional instructions about alarm limits and what action to take.
Do not copy another patient's alarm settings or choose limits by guesswork. If the person's condition requires medical monitoring, a qualified healthcare professional should guide the suitable settings.
NIBP, SpO2 and Temperature Specifications
| Specification | Current Listed Information |
|---|---|
| Main Parameters | NIBP, SpO2 and Pulse Rate |
| Additional Measurement | Skin temperature |
| NIBP Method | Oscillometry |
| NIBP Measurement Range | 10–270 mmHg, as currently listed |
| NIBP Resolution | 1 mmHg |
| NIBP Accuracy | ±5 mmHg as currently listed |
| SpO2 Range | 0–100% |
| SpO2 Accuracy | ±2% from 70–100%; unspecified below 70% |
| Temperature Range | 0–50°C |
| Temperature Resolution | 0.1°C |
| Display | 2.8-inch colour TFT LCD |
| Display Resolution | 320 × 240 |
| Weight | Approximately 1.6 kg |
| Dimensions | 190(L) × 162(W) × 240(H) mm |
| Power | Rechargeable Li-Polymer battery |
| Country of Origin | India, as currently listed |
Memory and Trend Review on the 3 Para Patient Monitor
The monitor includes built-in flash memory. Flash memory simply means digital storage that keeps previous readings available for later review.
The current product information lists storage for up to 2,000 NIBP readings and up to 78,000 SpO2 data points.
In addition, trend tables help users look back at changes in recorded information. A trend simply means how readings changed over time.
For healthcare professionals, reviewing trends may provide more context than looking at only one isolated reading.
Using a 3 Para Patient Monitor with Wall Stand at Home
For families arranging home monitoring, correct setup is important. Therefore, the monitor should be placed where the caregiver can view and reach it safely.
- First, check that you have the correct cuff and probes for the patient.
- Next, connect the required accessories according to the user manual.
- Then, position the cuff and sensors correctly.
- Allow the monitor to obtain a stable reading.
- Use professionally recommended alarm limits when required.
- Review or record readings if the patient's care plan requires it.
- Finally, seek medical advice if readings or symptoms cause concern.
Most importantly, do not judge a person's condition from a single monitor number alone. Symptoms and professional medical guidance remain important.
Adult, Pediatric and Neonatal Monitoring
The current product information describes use for adults, pediatric patients and neonates.
Pediatric means related to babies and children. Neonatal means related specifically to newborn babies.
However, cuffs and probes should match the patient's size and age. Therefore, buyers should confirm the required accessories before use.
What Comes with the Bedside Patient Monitor?
- 1 × 3 Para Bedside Patient Monitor
- 1 × Adult NIBP cuff
- 1 × Reusable SpO2 probe
- 1 × Reusable skin-temperature probe
- 1 × Power adapter
- 1 × Cuff extension cable
The product is currently listed as a 3 Para Bedside Patient Monitor with Wall-Mounted Stand. However, the existing package-content list does not separately itemise the wall-mount hardware. Therefore, please confirm the exact stand configuration with Meddey before ordering.
3 Para Bedside Patient Monitor for Hospitals and Clinics
This page first explains the monitor for families arranging professionally guided home care.
However, hospitals, clinics, nursing facilities and other healthcare settings can also use this type of bedside vital signs monitor.
For example, trained staff can observe NIBP, SpO2, pulse and temperature from one monitoring unit.
In addition, alarms and stored readings can support regular observation when used as part of an appropriate clinical monitoring plan.
Frequently Asked Questions About the 3 Para Patient Monitor with Wall Stand
What does a 3 para patient monitor measure?
The main listed measurements are NIBP, SpO2 and pulse rate. In addition, this configuration includes temperature monitoring.
What does NIBP mean?
NIBP means non-invasive blood pressure. In simple words, the monitor measures blood pressure using a cuff.
What does SpO2 mean?
SpO2 is an estimate of the percentage of oxygen carried in the blood.
Does this bedside patient monitor measure temperature?
Yes. The current package information includes a reusable skin-temperature probe.
Does the monitor have a rechargeable battery?
Yes. The current product specification lists a built-in rechargeable Li-Polymer battery.
Does the monitor store previous readings?
Yes. The listed memory supports up to 2,000 NIBP readings and up to 78,000 SpO2 data points.
Is the wall-mounted stand included?
The product title lists a wall-mounted stand. However, the current package list does not separately mention the mounting hardware. Therefore, confirm the exact stand configuration before ordering.
Can this 3 para monitor be used at home?
It may suit professionally guided home monitoring when regular vital-sign observation is required. However, caregivers should understand correct sensor placement and alarm settings.
Does an alarm always mean an emergency?
No. An alarm means a reading crossed a selected limit or needs attention. Therefore, follow the patient's care plan and assess symptoms as advised by a healthcare professional.
3 Para Patient Monitor with Wall Stand for Vital Sign Monitoring
If a family member needs professionally guided monitoring, this bedside patient monitor brings blood pressure, SpO2, pulse and temperature information together in one compact system.
Before ordering, confirm the required patient accessories and the exact wall-mounted stand configuration so the supplied setup matches your needs.
Prepaid and Partial COD options are available.
Call or WhatsApp Meddey: +91 8586-012345