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Exercising While At High Altitudes Using A Pulse Oximeter

By: Jacob Walters | 2010-12-11 | Health & Fitness
Many individuals live in different environment and some of them live at very high altitudes. Many of these places are either in mountainous areas that have extreme high altitude. Living and exercising in these locations can prove to be very difficult of the person has asthma. read more

Exercising while at high altitudes using a pulse oximeter

By: Jacob Walters | 2010-12-11 | Wellness
Many individuals live in different environment and some of them live at very high altitudes. Many of these places are either in mountainous areas that have extreme high altitude. Living and exercising in these locations can prove to be very difficult of the person has asthma. read more

Skiing While Using A Pulse Oximeter To Measure Oxygen Levels At High Altitudes

By: Jacob Walters | 2010-12-18 | Fitness Equipment
Skiing is one of the most popular and favorite hobbies of sport individuals in our culture. Because these individuals operate at very high altitudes it is very important to them that they constantly monitor their oxygen levels in order to ensure that they are getting enough oxygen. read more

Interpreting Pulse Oximeter Readings

By: Jack Rogers | 2011-05-16 | Health & Fitness
One of the common questions that we have in mind when it comes to pulse oximeter is how it is being measured. We should be aware that oximeter normal values are dependent on one's health condition, respiratory rate, percentage of oxygen in the air, activities you are performing, and other factors. read more

Skiing while using a pulse oximeter to measure oxygen levels at high altitudes

By: Jacob Walters | 2010-12-18 | Extreme
Skiing is one of the most popular and favorite hobbies of sport individuals in our culture. Because these individuals operate at very high altitudes it is very important to them that they constantly monitor their oxygen levels in order to ensure that they are getting enough oxygen. read more

Determining Pulse Oximeter Readings

By: Jack Rogers | 2011-02-06 | Health & Fitness
The oxygen in the blood is vital to all the organs of the body. Without sufficient oxygen, the organs cannot perform their basic functions properly. An oxygen saturation test is carried out in order to determine the amount of oxygen in the blood. In several medical issues, the oxygen levels in blood may drop. read more

Pulse Oximeter Used In Aviation

By: Jack Rogers | 2010-12-14 | Aviaton
Pilots have known the need for monitoring this oxygen levels for almost a hundred years now. As aircraft climb in altitude, the oxygen levels drop. This is a very dangerous effect if not counteracted. read more

Camping Tents - How to Waterproof a Tent

By: Harry Cassidy | 2010-03-27 | camping
Most tents are waterproofed when you buy them, at least the good ones. This doesn't mean that they will stay that way, though. Over time tents will start to degrade and the chemicals that prevented them from leaking water will start to lose their potency. In the event that this occurs it is important that you familiarize yourself with the process of renewing the waterproof seal on your tent. read more

How Does My Nail Polish Affect My Pulse Oximeter Readings

By: Jacob Walters | 2011-01-15 | Health & Fitness
Nail polish is one of the factors that has a profound effect on the pulse oximeter readings of individuals. The reason why this is is because of the way the device actually works. read more

Pulse Oximeter On Board

By: Jack Rogers | 2010-12-08 | Article Marketing
Medical requirements for commercial airlines do exist for the safety of its passengers. Being 30,000+ feet above the ground poses new challenges for any medical emergency. read more

Pulse Oximeter Oxygen Saturation

By: Styla Brite | 2010-10-09 | Health & Fitness
Oxygen is a vital element for human life. Deprived of oxygen, we can only survive a few minutes before or bodies incur irreparable damage or death. When we breathe oxygen, it enters our lungs and is eventually absorbed into the blood stream. To carry the oxygen, we produce hemoglobin within our blood. read more

Coping with High Altitudes

By: Room Smith | 2013-05-29 | Weather
It’s not just during hikes and adventure sports that high altitudes matter. Many cities across the US are located on high elevations. read more

Camping Tents

By: Sue Barrett | 2011-01-23 | Fashion
A good tent is meant to help keep you dry and warm as well as keeping biting insects away. Tents can make a big difference in your camping trip, but they do not have to carry a big price tag. If you know what to look for and how to shop, you can save yourself a lot of money. read more

Reading A Pulse Oximeter

By: Jack Rogers | 2010-12-27 | Health & Fitness
A pulse oximeter functions by emitting a beam of infrared light through the capillaries towards a sensor on the other side. Before the blood is oxygenated at the lungs, it is a bit darker red in color. The oximeter measures the intens ... read more

About Pulse Oximeter Reading

By: Jack Rogers | 2011-01-03 | Wellness
One way of knowing the level of oxygen saturation in the patient's blood is with the use of a pulse oximeter. Pulse oximeters have acceptable readings of ninety six to ninety nine percent saturation of oxygen. However, despite the ease of use offered by the device, there are a lot of factors that affect the accuracy of its reading. read more