Big breakthrough - The nurses' story is getting out
🚔 Crime & Medical Tyranny 💸
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Pulse oximeters...hmmm. I bought one and have noticed that they can produce pretty big differences in readings depending on which finger, or thumb, you use, and whether you have your fingernail, or fingerprint, facing the laser, and whether your hands are cold or warm. It's scary to think these might be used to determine if someone is put on a ventilator or not!
Actual medical pulse oximeters connected to a dedicated monitor have a waveform, this tells you directly if it’s a good reading. If it’s a bad wave form, you aren’t getting a good reading, change fingers probes use an ear lobe etc etc. point being this is a known issue and is addressed and assessed any time it’s in use.
Ok, thanks for that. I was in the hospital for a kidney stone during the plandemic, and of course, was required to wear a mask when in the ER. I was connected to the pulse ox meter and used the opportunity to test the effect of masks on pulse ox. I found that I had about 5% lower blood oxygen levels when wearing the mask!