The Furix FVM-14 is a versatile, high-performance multiparameter patient monitor specifically engineered for veterinary applications, enabling comprehensive monitoring of animal vital signs in clinics, hospitals, or field settings. It combines advanced technology with user-friendly design to ensure accurate, reliable data during surgeries, diagnostics, or critical care, helping veterinarians detect abnormalities early and improve patient outcomes. Below is a detailed breakdown of its functionalities, specifications, and operational aspects.

Core Functionalities and Working Principles

• Vital Signs Monitoring: The device continuously tracks multiple physiological parameters in real-time through integrated sensors and probes. ECG measures heart electrical activity via leads, displaying waveforms and detecting arrhythmias; RESP monitors breathing via impedance changes; NIBP uses oscillometric method for non-invasive blood pressure; SpO2 employs pulse oximetry for oxygen saturation; TEMP uses thermistor probes for body temperature; PR derives from ECG or SpO2 for pulse rate.
• Waveform and Data Display: Features a multi-channel interface showing simultaneous waveforms (e.g., ECG, RESP, SpO2), with ST segment analysis for ischemia detection. Users can record, store, and replay ECG waveforms for review, supported by a touch screen for easy navigation and parameter adjustments.
• Alarm System: Customizable audio and visual alarms activate for out-of-range values (e.g., high/low heart rate), ensuring prompt alerts. Alarms can be silenced or prioritized based on severity, enhancing safety in busy environments.
• Interference Resistance: Built-in anti-fibrillation technology prevents defibrillator shocks from disrupting readings, while anti-high-frequency electrosurgical filtering maintains accuracy during surgeries involving cauterization tools.
• Power and Portability Features: Operates on AC power with automatic switch to a rechargeable lithium battery during outages, providing up to 4 hours of uninterrupted monitoring for emergencies or transport. Data power-off storage ensures no loss of recorded information.
• Connectivity and Integration: Compatible with central monitoring systems via wired or wireless connections, allowing remote viewing and data sharing across multiple devices in a network, ideal for large veterinary facilities.
• User-Friendly Design: Streamlined, portable build (compact and lightweight) facilitates easy movement between exam rooms or outdoor use, with intuitive touch controls reducing training time for staff.

Detailed Specifications:

Uses and Applications:

• Veterinary Clinics and Hospitals: Ideal for routine check-ups, surgeries, and intensive care, supporting monitoring of dogs, cats, horses, and other animals.
• Emergency and Field Use: Portable design with battery backup enables on-site monitoring during rescues or mobile vet services.
• Research and Training: Waveform recording and analysis features aid in educational settings or veterinary studies for detailed physiological insights.