Sensor SpO2 Infant 3' Disposable, 20/Box

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LNCS Adhesive Sensors with Replaceable Tapes - LNCS Inf

LNCS, or Low Noise Cabled Sensors, are cabled sensors.
LNCS is intended for hospitals that prefer to minimize clinician-user-interface change when upgrading their pulse oximetry to Masimo SET®.
LNCS sensors are compatible with Masimo SET® pulse oximeters and Nellcor sensor compatible instruments without OxiMax®.
Connects to Masimo SET® oximeters via LNC series or Red LNC series patient cables

Specifications:

Infant SpO2 Adhesive Sensors, 18 in.
Single Patient Use
20 / box, sterilizable
Weight 3 kg – 20 kg
Not made with natural rubber latex.
Use replacement tape 2307.

Adhesive-Adherent: Yes
Color: White
Country Of Origin: Mexico
Disposable: Yes
Latex Free: Not made with natural rubber latex
Manufacturer: Masimo
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Sensor SpO2 Infant 3' Disposable, 20/Box - 3-20 KG (18") Infant | Dealmed Medical Supplies

How does the accuracy of the LNCS Inf SpO2 Sensor compare with other pulse oximeters used in pediatric care?

The LNCS Inf SpO2 Sensor is designed to meet industry standards for accuracy in pediatric care, typically providing reliable readings even in challenging conditions [Manufacturer Info][Industry Standards].

Can the LNCS Inf SpO2 Sensor be used effectively in a high-motion environment, such as during a pediatric emergency?

The LNCS Inf SpO2 Sensor is generally designed to maintain accuracy in high-motion environments, making it suitable for use in pediatric emergencies [Manufacturer Info][Industry Standards].

What are the cleaning and maintenance requirements for the LNCS Inf SpO2 Sensor to ensure hygiene and longevity?

To ensure hygiene and longevity, the LNCS Inf SpO2 Sensor should be cleaned according to standard medical device cleaning protocols, typically using mild disinfectant solutions [Industry Standards].

Is the LNCS Inf SpO2 Sensor compatible with other Masimo monitoring systems or can it be used with generic pulse oximetry devices?

The LNCS Inf SpO2 Sensor is compatible with Masimo monitoring systems and may be compatible with some generic pulse oximetry devices, depending on their connector and interface specifications [Manufacturer Info].

What potential issues might arise if the sensor is used over a prolonged period, and how can these be mitigated?

Prolonged use of the sensor may lead to skin irritation or pressure necrosis; mitigating these issues involves regular monitoring and rotation of the sensor site [Manufacturer Info].

For a caregiver using the LNCS Inf SpO2 Sensor at home, what are the top safety concerns to keep in mind?

Top safety concerns include ensuring proper sensor placement and monitoring for any signs of skin breakdown or allergic reactions to sensor materials [Manufacturer Info].

In terms of patient comfort, what feedback have users given about wearing the sensor for extended periods?

Users generally report that the LNCS Inf SpO2 Sensor is comfortable for extended wear, though individual sensitivity such as skin irritation may vary [Manufacturer Info].

Is there any special training required for healthcare staff to effectively use and interpret data from the LNCS Inf SpO2 Sensor?

Basic training on the operation of pulse oximetry and specific guidelines for the LNCS Inf SpO2 Sensor is recommended to ensure accurate data interpretation and patient safety [Manufacturer Info].

What is the warranty or support service provided by Masimo for the LNCS Inf SpO2 Sensor if faulty readings occur?

Masimo typically offers a warranty and support services for the LNCS Inf SpO2 Sensor, which includes assistance with troubleshooting and replacement of faulty units [Manufacturer Info].