Vital Signs
Wireless Wearable devices, available in various forms like attachments and patches, play a pivotal role in detecting physical, chemical, and electrophysiological signals for disease diagnosis and management. Recent strides in research focus on devising wearables capable of measuring multiple bio-signals concurrently, archive digitally and investigate vital signs dynamic changing over time.
For every human rase, gender, age, Medicine medically established the Reference Range (Normal Limits) for each human Vital Signe and for medically testing parameters.
When Vital Sign is in limits of its Reference Range, it is medically accepted as a normal for healthy human being.
When the Vital Sign is not in Reference Range limits, the human being is not in a healthy condition.
When Vital Sign approaching and crossing its Reference Range limits, it is the client’s life Danger Red Zone.
For each PUMAS client, for each client’s Vital Sign, the MEDICAL Reference Range can be customized in medical office wirelessly by USB computer, in a few minutes.
When any of client’s customized Vital Sign is crossing its Red Line Border, the PUMAS instantly triggers and transmits the Alarm Signal and client’s Static and dynamic Current Vital Signs to all local Medical Alert operators and Medical Alert teams to be seen on display the all client’s Static and dynamic Current Vital Signs, approaching and crossing client’s life Dangerous Red Zone.
PUMAS Standard Set of client’s Customizable Dynamic Personal Vital Signs for 7/24/365 monitoring:
- Heart Rhythm.
- Heart Variable rate
- Oxygen Saturation Rate/Pulse Oximetry
- ECG (Electogardiogram), AFIB and VFIB
- Blood Glucose/Sugar
- Life Danger Red Line limits of Vital Signs
- Falling Alarm sensors
- AUSCULTATION – HEART -LUNGS, body temperature
When any of client’s customized Vital Signs approaching and crossing the Reference Range limits, it is the life Danger Zone and PUMAS instantly start to transmit Medical Alarm signal and all client’s Static and Current Vital Signs.
For example, customized acceptable medically Reference Range for client’s heart rhythm is between 45 and 130 per minute.
If a client’s heart rhythm is below or above Reference Range, the heart rhythm is in Danger Red Zone.
Human heart rhythm is changing all the time and depends on physical activity, danger, mental stress, etc. It can be changed in a few seconds, specifically for every human. It controls by brain electric signals and hormones.
As long as client’s personally customized heart rhythm is within the normal limits of client’s established Reference Range, it is normal.
PUMAS Modification for Police and Fire Departments
- Blood: Substance Use And Overdose
- Blood Poisons
- Air Qualities In Life Dangerous Environment.
Client’s personal PUMAS ID, address, phone, email, medications, group of blood, personal customized Vital Signs Red Danger Zone limits, client’s doctor, hospital, and names/phones to contact in case of Emergency Alert signal and client’s personal customizable electronic Medical Alert tags and personal Medical Identification Alert QR code including prescriptions warranting for clients with specific genetic, allergies, chronic deceases needed to prevent the first Medical Responder team, Emergency Alert operators and doctors in the hospital Emergency department from deadly mistakes, especially when client is not speaking.
The Emergency Alarm team on the way to the client and Emergency department of local hospital already have on screen the client’s all personal Current and specific Static health information.
Medical identification alert is the USB and Wireless Wearable Medical Alert tag, essentially a USB flash drive with capacity to store a great deal of emergency information, including contacts and serious medical conditions. This Medical Alert information, in accordance with patient’s personal health chronic conditions, mandatory installed by computer USB in Medical office into all PUMAS devices and be accessible by medical computer wirelessly or with a USB port at PUMAS basic device.
It should be protected from malware. The tag wirelessly incorporated into PUMAS should 100% belong to legal PUMAS client, excluding medical staff from risks to health and legal liability of medical personnel, if device is carried by an unconscious person may not be their own.
Additional new type of personal Medical Identification Alert is QR code based Medical Alert installed at all PUMAS devices. The QR code on the PUMAS links to a web service that contains the individual’s emergency information.
The information is accessed by any first Responder or Emergency personnel by scanning the QR code by using a special medical smartphone or PUMAS devices. In addition to QR codes in all PUMAS devices included an embedded RFID chip that allows a first responder to simply tap their smart phone against the device. Since a web service is used to store the information in cloud, there is normally no limitation on how much information can be stored.
Examples of Medical Conditions tags
Allergies
Adrenal insufficiency
Advance Medical Directives
(Do Not Resuscitate, POLST, Lasting Power of Attorney, Living Will)
Anaphylaxis allergies
(food, drug, insect)
Alzheimer's disease
Angioedema
(hereditary)
Anemia
Asthma
Asplenia
Autism
Cerebrovascular incident
Chemotherapy
Blood type
(rare)
Dementia
Diabetic
(Type 1 and 2)
Epilepsy
Hemodialysis
Hemophilia
Hypoglycemia
Hypopituitarism
Lamotrigine
Drug-induced Long-QT syndrome
Lymphedema risk
Use of a monoamine oxidase inhibitor
(MAOI) drug, which can interact fatally with epinephrine
Memory disorders
Pacemaker or other implantable medical devices
Porphyria
(acute)
Seizure disorders
Situs inversus
Von Willebrand Disease
Real-time, wearable wireless, continuous Auscultation to record and visualize.
Modern auscultation (lung and heart diagnostic), to automate diagnoses of four types of disease in the lung, ranging from a crackle, to a wheeze, stridor and rhonchi, with 95% accuracy. The soft system is applicable for a sleep study to detect disordered breathing and to detect sleep apnea.
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and cardiovascular disease (CVD) are predominant factors of mortality worldwide. Accurate auscultation is helpful to diagnose disease at an early stage and evaluate the treatment response. Similarly, heart sounds also facilitate diagnosis and the identification of vascular heart diseases.
Vital Signs Sensors
Available on USA market
Heart attack detection
Blood Oxygen
Blood Pressure (plastic smart bio sensitive band)
Blood Pressure (plastic smart bio sensitive band) Wearable sensors guide Precision Remote Drug Dosing from medical office to patient through POMAS.
Secondary Vital Signs
EMG (Electromyography, electrical potential generated by muscle by neurologically activated)
Skin temperature and body impedance
Skin conductance (detect poison for unconscious patient)
Body impedance
Gait Speed
Proven Track Record
Customer Satisfaction
We Have Completed
Average Answer Time