Vital Sign Monitor
Vital Signs
Vital signs are measurement of the body’s most basic functions.
Four main vital signs
Body temperature
Pulse rate
Respiration rate
Blood pressure
KSh 70,000.00
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It is a special medical device that is used to monitor vital sign
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- Before you use your doppler, consider that some women report hearing the heartbeat easier in the morning since that’s when the belly is typically the least bloated. Using the doppler while you have a full bladder can also make the heartbeat easier to hear.
- To start, lie with your back down on a flat surface. Expose your abdomen like you would during a regular ultrasound.
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