You are designing a device for doctors and nurses to use in the Neonatal Intensive Care...

You are designing a device for doctors and nurses to use in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) which can monitor the health of sick or premature babies. Name 5 physiologically relevant phenomena that doctors may wish to monitor and a corresponding sensor which can be a part of your device. How does this sensor work?

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For using monitoring system for doctors and nurses when patients are ICU. Continuously monitor should be there. For pulse rate is so important for the babies to monitor so many times by applying pulse rate sensor with GSM module. We will be continuously monitored information.

Blood pressure monitor through pulse rate sensor.

By using load cell sensor there is possibility of monitoring most of the parameters. Babies going to sleep on the bed which are having complete sensor . This will make easy to monitor and diagnose the problem.

Manojponduru answered 2 years ago

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