Smiths Medical 3025 - Infant Oximetry Wrap Sensor

The Smiths Medical 3025 Infant Oximetry Wrap Sensor is designed to support reliable pulse oximetry monitoring for infant patients in clinical care settings. Built for secure wrap-style placement, this sensor helps clinicians monitor oxygen saturation and pulse rate while maintaining patient comfort during routine assessment, observation, or ongoing respiratory monitoring.

Its infant-focused design makes it suitable for healthcare environments where accurate sensor placement, gentle application, and dependable signal quality are essential. The wrap format helps keep the sensor positioned correctly on small patients, reducing movement-related disruption and supporting consistent monitoring performance.

Key Benefits

The Smiths Medical 3025 Infant Oximetry Wrap Sensor provides a practical solution for infant oxygen saturation monitoring. Its wrap-style construction supports gentle contact with delicate skin while helping maintain proper sensor alignment during use.

• Designed for infant pulse oximetry monitoring
• Wrap-style application helps improve positioning and stability
• Supports measurement of oxygen saturation and pulse rate
• Suitable for use in hospitals, pediatric units, neonatal care areas, and clinical monitoring environments
• Helps reduce the need for frequent repositioning when applied correctly
• Made for professional healthcare use with compatible monitoring equipment

Compatibility and Applications

The Smiths Medical 3025 Infant Oximetry Wrap Sensor is intended for use with compatible pulse oximetry monitoring systems as specified by the manufacturer or facility protocol. Before use, healthcare teams should confirm compatibility with the monitor, cable, connector type, and patient size requirements.

Typical applications include infant oxygen saturation checks, respiratory assessment, post-procedure monitoring, emergency department evaluation, and continuous or intermittent monitoring where infant-appropriate sensor placement is required. It is especially useful in care settings where secure attachment and patient comfort are important for accurate readings.

Usage Guidelines

Use the Smiths Medical 3025 Infant Oximetry Wrap Sensor only as directed by the product instructions, facility policy, and clinical judgment. Select an appropriate monitoring site based on the infants condition, skin integrity, perfusion, and movement level.

• Inspect the sensor and cable connection before use.
• Apply the wrap sensor gently without excessive pressure.
• Ensure the emitter and detector are correctly aligned for reliable signal detection.
• Check the monitoring site regularly for skin condition, pressure marks, or irritation.
• Reposition as clinically appropriate according to facility guidelines.
• Do not use a damaged sensor or connector.

Certifications and Safety Standards

The Smiths Medical 3025 Infant Oximetry Wrap Sensor should be used in accordance with applicable healthcare facility standards, manufacturer guidance, and relevant medical device safety requirements. Healthcare providers should verify product labeling, packaging, and documentation for specific regulatory status, compatibility information, and usage limitations.

As with all pulse oximetry accessories, proper application and monitoring practices are important for patient safety and accurate results. Clinical decisions should not rely solely on pulse oximetry readings and should be supported by patient assessment and other relevant clinical data.

Comparison with Competitors

Compared with general-purpose pulse oximetry sensors, the Smiths Medical 3025 Infant Oximetry Wrap Sensor is focused on infant monitoring needs. Its wrap-style design supports more secure placement on small patients than many standard clip-style sensors, which may be less suitable for infant anatomy or extended monitoring situations.

For healthcare facilities that use compatible Smiths Medical monitoring systems or accessories, this sensor offers a familiar, purpose-built option that supports workflow consistency. When compared with lower-cost alternatives, choosing a manufacturer-specific or compatible clinical sensor may help reduce connection issues, poor signal quality, and inconsistent fit.

Typical User Profile and Application Scenarios

This product is typically used by nurses, respiratory therapists, pediatric clinicians, neonatal care teams, emergency department staff, and other trained healthcare professionals responsible for infant monitoring. It is suitable for environments where oxygen saturation and pulse rate information are needed as part of patient assessment or ongoing observation.

Common use scenarios include pediatric admissions, neonatal observation, respiratory illness monitoring, post-operative recovery, emergency assessment, and routine vital sign checks in infants. The wrap format may be helpful when patient movement or small body size makes sensor stability more challenging.

Best Practices for Use and Maintenance

For best results, apply the Smiths Medical 3025 Infant Oximetry Wrap Sensor according to the manufacturers instructions and verify that the pulse oximeter displays a stable waveform or signal indicator. Poor perfusion, patient movement, incorrect alignment, ambient light, or improper placement may affect reading accuracy.

• Confirm monitor compatibility before connecting the sensor.
• Use the correct sensor size and type for infant patients.
• Keep the sensor site clean and dry unless otherwise directed.
• Avoid wrapping too tightly, as excessive pressure may affect circulation or skin condition.
• Follow facility policy for cleaning, storage, reuse, or disposal.
• Document readings and site checks according to clinical protocol.

Regulatory and Safety Information

The Smiths Medical 3025 Infant Oximetry Wrap Sensor is intended for professional healthcare use. Users should follow all applicable regulatory requirements, facility protocols, and manufacturer instructions before applying the sensor to a patient.

Pulse oximetry readings may be affected by motion, low perfusion, nail treatments, skin pigmentation, ambient light, sensor misalignment, or certain clinical conditions. Clinicians should evaluate readings in the context of the patients overall condition and should verify unexpected results through appropriate clinical assessment.

How to Order

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