Medical equipment is made to aid in the analysis as well as treating sufferers. Medical equipment additionally performs extremely important part in checking the health of someone undergoing remedy at a medical center. Using the creation of web, the actual medical equipment field offers seen the phenomenal growth as well as transmission. The basic medical equipment can be classified into the following kinds:
-- Analysis gear, that include medical imaging machines like the MRI and extremely seem machines, X-ray devices, CT scanning devices as well as PET
- Therapeutic instruments such as Laser eye surgery surgical gear, medical lasers as well as infusion sends
-- Life support instruments that are employed to assist within the functioning of the entire body correctly like the dialysis machine, ECMO, heart lung machine, anaesthetic machines and ventilators
-- Monitoring equipment, called vital signs monitors, that allow the medical professional to keep the track of the capabilities of the various essential organs of the individual like the EEG, ECG as well as blood pressure checking gear
- Numerous medical lab devices that allow experts to evaluate urine, genes as well as blood
Davis Medical Electronics, Inc. offers new and quality used equipment including Holtor Systems, Ultrasound imaging systems, Stress test systems, Defibillators/AEDs, GE Vivid, Medical Imaging, HP Sonos, Acuson Sequoia, GE Marquette and more.
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Dec 1, 2010
Nov 7, 2010
Stress Testing With the Quinton Q Stress Test Monitor
When a person is faced with a lot of duties, heavy responsibilities, influential life events and crisis, he is confronted with stress. Stress is quite normal. In fact, it is beneficial. It keeps us focused and alert. However, too much stress is harmful. A stressed out person is vulnerable to illnesses. One of the most common and the most dangerous effects of too much stress is heart disease. Unfortunately, many people ignore the symptoms until it is too late and they get sick. They might not even know that they are stressed and think that what they are feeling will just pass away. That is why doctors recommend people to take a stress test.
A stress test is also called a treadmill test or exercise test. Through a stress test, a doctor can find out how your heart is working amidst an increased workload or physical effort. The test makes the body work harder than it should. This means the body will require more oxygen. Therefore, the heart will beat faster to pump more blood and deliver more oxygen to the cells. The stress test will then determine if there is an increased blood supply in the arteries that supply blood to the heart. It also helps the doctors determine what sort of exercise is needed for a patient. A stress test starts with the doctor asking a person about his health background. The doctor also asks him about his work and how he is feeling. Next, medical sensor pads are placed on the patient's body and hooked up to a heart monitoring equipment. The patient then steps up on a treadmill and walks slowly.
The speed of the treadmill is increased, making the patient walk at a much faster place. Furthermore, the treadmill also inclines gradually. In effect, it is as if the patient is walking up a small hill. The person is also asked to breathe into a tube. During the test, heart rate, breathing, blood pressure and electrocardiogram is measured and monitored. When the person is exhausted, he can tell the doctor to stop the machine. The patient's heart and blood pressure is also checked after the machine is stopped. Medical professionals are usually present when during the stress test. While the stress test might involve very little risk for healthy people, doctors don't take chances when the test is administered to stressed-out people. Medical assistants are usually present to handle emergencies that may happen. Stress tests are used to diagnose possible or existing heart diseases, determine a safe level of exercise and to find out if the patient is in danger of heart disease in the midst of stress.
A stress test is also called a treadmill test or exercise test. Through a stress test, a doctor can find out how your heart is working amidst an increased workload or physical effort. The test makes the body work harder than it should. This means the body will require more oxygen. Therefore, the heart will beat faster to pump more blood and deliver more oxygen to the cells. The stress test will then determine if there is an increased blood supply in the arteries that supply blood to the heart. It also helps the doctors determine what sort of exercise is needed for a patient. A stress test starts with the doctor asking a person about his health background. The doctor also asks him about his work and how he is feeling. Next, medical sensor pads are placed on the patient's body and hooked up to a heart monitoring equipment. The patient then steps up on a treadmill and walks slowly.
The speed of the treadmill is increased, making the patient walk at a much faster place. Furthermore, the treadmill also inclines gradually. In effect, it is as if the patient is walking up a small hill. The person is also asked to breathe into a tube. During the test, heart rate, breathing, blood pressure and electrocardiogram is measured and monitored. When the person is exhausted, he can tell the doctor to stop the machine. The patient's heart and blood pressure is also checked after the machine is stopped. Medical professionals are usually present when during the stress test. While the stress test might involve very little risk for healthy people, doctors don't take chances when the test is administered to stressed-out people. Medical assistants are usually present to handle emergencies that may happen. Stress tests are used to diagnose possible or existing heart diseases, determine a safe level of exercise and to find out if the patient is in danger of heart disease in the midst of stress.
Oct 1, 2010
Davis Medical for Quality Equipment
No practice wants downtime or problems because of equipment failure. Give yourself the assurance that your service needs will be met by a Davis Medical Electronics service technician. We have three levels of service contracts to choose from:
Platinum: All parts, travel, and labor expenses included. Plus expedited on site response time at customer's location if necessary. Unlimited technical phone support on all equipment listed on Davis Medical Electronics service agreement Contract.
Gold: Travel and labor expenses included. Field Service Technicians will be dispatched shortly after determining a solution. Parts are separate.
Silver: Time and Material
What you receive when you have a Davis Medical Electronics Service Contract:
Over 100 Years Combined experience servicing medical equipment
Technicians who work for a licensed, bonded, and insured organization
48 hours response time
Service to old equipment that is no longer supported by the manufacturer
Quarterly Preventative Maintenance Visits
Opt out option with 30 day written notice, for any reason
For Detailed Information, call or email our Service or Sales Department at:
888-FXBYDME (888) 392-9363
service@davismedical.com
Platinum: All parts, travel, and labor expenses included. Plus expedited on site response time at customer's location if necessary. Unlimited technical phone support on all equipment listed on Davis Medical Electronics service agreement Contract.
Gold: Travel and labor expenses included. Field Service Technicians will be dispatched shortly after determining a solution. Parts are separate.
Silver: Time and Material
What you receive when you have a Davis Medical Electronics Service Contract:
Over 100 Years Combined experience servicing medical equipment
Technicians who work for a licensed, bonded, and insured organization
48 hours response time
Service to old equipment that is no longer supported by the manufacturer
Quarterly Preventative Maintenance Visits
Opt out option with 30 day written notice, for any reason
For Detailed Information, call or email our Service or Sales Department at:
888-FXBYDME (888) 392-9363
service@davismedical.com
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