YH-600B Pro

Overview

The Polywatch YH-600B Pro Sleep Test Machine is a sophisticated device designed to track and evaluate sleep patterns. It measures various physiological parameters during sleep, such as patient respiratory nasal airflow, snoring, blood oxygen saturation, pulse, respiratory effort, body position and wrist movement during sleep. Additionally, it can be connected to a CPAP system to measure and display CPAP levels. Polywatch YH-600B Pro sleep study machine can be used in both supervised hospital or institutional settings and unsupervised home environments for adults, and the data it produces can be used to identify sleep-disordered breathing and further clinical investigation. This Sleep Apnea Monitoring Device is a lightweight, user-friendly device with interactive human-computer interfaces and real-time displays of waveforms and parameters. It is also equipped with professional analysis software with cross-platform data compatibility, allowing it to create diagnostic reports for clinical review.

Description

• A sleep study is a diagnostic test used to identify sleep disorders.
• It records a variety of bodily functions, such as brain activity, oxygen levels in the blood, heart rate, and breathing rate, as well as eye and leg movements, during sleep.
• A typical sleep pattern begins with a stage of non-rapid eye movement sleep.
• Sleep apneas and other sleep-related breathing disorders cause breathing to stop and restart intermittently during sleep.
• Periodic Limb Movement Disorders are characterized by involuntarily flexing and extending the legs while sleeping, and may be associated with Restless Leg Syndrome.
• Narcolepsy is a condition which can be overwhelming for those who suffer from it, as it causes extreme drowsiness during the day and sudden attacks of sleep.
• REM Sleep Behavior Disorder: A condition in which a person acts out their dreams while they are asleep, resulting in disruptive and potentially dangerous behavior.
• Unusual behavior during sleep can manifest in many forms, including walking, moving around, and making a lot of rhythmic movements.
• Chronic Insomnia: It can be difficult to achieve or maintain a restful sleep.
• A sleep lab monitors various physiological and environmental characteristics while a person is sleeping, such as Brain waves, Eye movements, Heart rate, Breathing pattern, Blood oxygen level, Body position, Chest and abdominal movement, Limb movement , Snoring and other noise you make as you sleep.