The GIMA OXY-5 Paediatric Finger Pulse Oximeter (34265) is a compact, non-invasive medical device designed to measure oxygen saturation (SpO₂) and pulse rate in paediatric patients. It is suitable for use in medical facilities and hospital environments, with a finger sensor designed for fingers measuring approximately 8–16 mm.
The device features a pulse rate bar graph and a perfusion index (PI) display, providing additional information about pulse signals and blood perfusion at the sensor site. Its noise-rejection capability supports reliable readings, while enhanced motion resistance helps maintain measurement stability during movement. Automatic power-on and power-off functions, a low-voltage alarm, and a battery life of up to 50 hours make it practical for routine paediatric monitoring.
SpO₂ and Pulse Rate Measurement: Measures peripheral oxygen saturation and pulse rate.
Paediatric Finger Design: Suitable for finger sizes of approximately 8–16 mm.
Pulse Rate Bar Graph: Provides a visual representation of the pulse signal.
Perfusion Index Display: Displays PI, a relative value indicating blood perfusion at the sensor site.
Noise-Rejection Capability: Helps produce readings within a few seconds by reducing the effect of signal interference.
Motion Resistance: Designed to improve stability during movement, finger bending, hand movement, and button pressing.
Automatic Power Control: Turns on automatically when the finger is inserted and switches off when the finger is removed.
Low-Voltage Alarm: Displays a low-voltage warning.
Extended Battery Life: Provides up to 50 hours of operation with fully charged or fresh batteries, according to the manufacturer's specifications.
Multilingual Manual: Supplied with a manual supporting multiple languages.
Supplied Accessories: Includes a plastic case, batteries, and a pouch.