A device that monitors blood oxygen levels has been purchased for 12 palliative orphans!

In bedridden patients, all body systems fail over time. The respiratory system is one of the most important. Persistent viral and bacterial pneumonia worsens breathing faster than all other systems. Over time, the body stops keeping saturation at the right level, this requires oxygen control in the blood. The Triton OP-31.1 pulse oximeter, which is used for rapid studies and long-term monitoring of the condition of patients in the PIT, anesthesiological and intensive care units, operating units, will help in this. Finger pulse oximeters will not help in this case, you need to constantly see what kind of saturation the child has and in cases of lowering the saturation, an alarm will be triggered on the device. Oxygen must be connected immediately, if it is connected, it needs to be increased. And it often saves lives! Help pay for a pulse oximeter to help children!