YH-600A Pro

Overview

The Polywatch YH-600A Pro is a Sleep Study Machine designed to record patient respiratory nasal airflow, snoring, blood oxygen saturation, pulse, and wrist movement during sleep. It can be connected to a CPAP system to record and display continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP). The Polywatch YH-600A Pro Sleep Test Machine is a state-of-the-art sleep study device designed to monitor and assess sleep patterns. The data collected by the device is used to generate a report that can help identify sleep disordered breathing and support a further clinical investigation. This Sleep Study Machine is intended for use both in a hospital or institutional setting (supervised) and in a home environment (unsupervised) for adults.

Description

• Sleep studies are the tests used to identify sleep disorders.
• Sleep Screener tracks your brain activity, the amount of oxygen in your blood, your heart rate, your breathing rate, as well as your eye and leg movements during the study.
• The typical progression for falling asleep starts with Non-Rapid Eye Movement (REM) Sleep.
• Sleep-related breathing disorders, such as sleep apnea, cause pauses in breathing while sleeping. Multiple episodes of interrupted breathing during the night can significantly disrupt a person's sleep.
• Periodic Limb Movement Disorder is a condition wherein an individual involuntarily flexes and extends their legs while sleeping. It is sometimes linked to Restless Leg Syndrome.
• Narcolepsy is an overwhelming condition that causes daytime drowsiness and sudden, unexpected attacks of sleep.
• REM Sleep Behavior Disorder is a condition where people physically act out their dreams while they are asleep, often resulting in disruptive and potentially dangerous behaviors.
• Unusual behavior during sleep: It is unusual to exhibit activities during sleep such as walking, moving around, and a lot of rhythmic movements.
• Chronic insomnia can cause difficulties with falling asleep or staying asleep.
• At a sleep lab, the following are closely monitored: brain waves, eye movements, heart rate, breathing pattern, blood oxygen level, body position, chest and abdominal movement, limb movement, snoring, and other sounds made during sleep.