Pulse oximeter for children IMDK PO 13 KIDS model 36700 — pulse and SpO2, giraffe pattern

The IMDK PO 13 KIDS (model 36700) pediatric pulse oximeter is a compact, battery-powered fingertip device designed to measure arterial oxygen saturation (SpO2) and pulse rate in children. With a smaller probe size and a giraffe pattern aimed at increasing comfort and acceptance, this portable unit provides quick noninvasive spot checks at home, during travel or in outpatient settings. The device displays real-time numeric values and offers straightforward operation suitable for caregivers and parents who need fast information about a child’s oxygenation and heart rate.

Advantages

The pediatric probe is sized for smaller fingers and the giraffe motif helps reduce anxiety during measurement. The lightweight and compact design makes the unit easy to carry and store, while battery operation removes dependence on mains power. Readouts are immediate and designed to be easy to interpret, enabling rapid assessment without complex setup. Durable construction and simple one-button operation support repeated everyday use.

Suitable for

• Home monitoring of children’s SpO2 and pulse rate
• Travel and outings where portable vital-sign checks are needed
• Post-procedure spot checks and short-term follow-up
• Schools, nurseries or childcare settings for occasional checks
• Parents and caregivers seeking noninvasive, quick measurements

Key specifications

• Measurement parameters: arterial oxygen saturation (SpO2) and pulse rate
• Sensor type: fingertip probe sized for children
• Display: numeric readout suitable for quick interpretation
• Power source: battery operated for portable use
• Design: compact, lightweight housing with giraffe pattern

How to use

Insert batteries according to the user manual, switch the device on with the power button and place the child’s clean, dry fingertip into the probe until it fits snugly. Keep the hand still and wait a few seconds for the display to stabilise and show SpO2 and pulse rate values. Remove the finger after reading; the device will switch off automatically or can be turned off manually. Follow standard hygiene practices by cleaning the probe between uses and avoid measurements when the finger is cold or moving excessively, as this can affect accuracy.

Usage recommendations

Use the IMDK PO 13 KIDS for spot checks and short-term monitoring rather than continuous long-term monitoring. For reliable results, ensure the child is calm and the fingertip is warm, and compare repeated readings if a single measurement appears inconsistent. Consult a healthcare professional if SpO2 or pulse values are persistently outside expected ranges or if clinical symptoms suggest respiratory or cardiac issues.