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- A low oxygen level in your blood could lead to low oxygen in your tissues, and, ultimately, organ failure. Pulse oximeters may be useful because blood oxygen saturation levels that start trending.
- Normal oxygen saturation levels are 97%–100%, although many patients that require oxygen at home may be at a lower baseline, ranging from 88%–96%. If you do not have a portable finger pulse oximeter in your home, you can also learn how to assess signs and symptoms of low oxygen levels.
Oxygen Level In Oximeter Low
We recommend measuring regularly over a period of time to establish a base level, and monitor any changes from this level. If you are concerned about your physical condition/health or any changes in your SpO2 level, always consult a healthcare professional for advice and guidance. Jumper Pulse Oximeter JPD-500E Measures oxygen level and pulse rate.
Oxygen And Pulse Levels
Blood Oxygen Meter Finger
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