YK-8000D Multiparameter Patient Monitor

Product Overview

The YK-8000D is a multiparameter patient monitor featuring a 14-inch high-definition TFT LCD display with 1366x768 resolution, designed for comprehensive vital signs monitoring in operating rooms, ICUs, CCUs, and emergency departments. This bedside patient monitor integrates 5-lead ECG with ST segment analysis, respiration rate (RESP), non-invasive blood pressure (NIBP), pulse oximetry (SpO2), dual-channel body temperature (TEMP), heart rate, and pulse rate into a single platform. With a built-in 11.1V lithium battery (2000mAh) providing over 2 hours of continuous operation, the YK-8000D ensures uninterrupted monitoring during patient transport and power outages. The monitor features a fanless design with 170-degree wide viewing angle, eliminating secondary air contamination in sterile clinical environments. Data storage includes 7 days of trend tables and graphs, 400 NIBP measurement groups, 6000 seconds of waveform playback, and 60 alarm event groups, supporting comprehensive clinical documentation. Optional modules include EtCO2 (capnography), dual invasive blood pressure (IBP), Nellcor SpO2, touch screen, and thermal recorder, providing flexibility for various clinical scenarios.

Key Features & Advantages

• 14-inch high-definition TFT LCD display: 1366x768 resolution with 170-degree wide viewing angle and fanless design ensures clear waveform visualization while preventing dust circulation in sterile environments.
• Comprehensive vital signs monitoring: Simultaneously monitors 5-lead ECG (RA, LA, LL, RL, V), respiration rate, SpO2 (0-100%), NIBP with manual/auto/STAT modes, dual-channel temperature, heart rate, pulse rate, and ST segment analysis.
• Three patient modes: Supports adult, pediatric, and neonatal monitoring with appropriate NIBP overpressure protection (Adult: 300mmHg, Pediatric: 240mmHg, Neonatal: 150mmHg).
• 7-day trend data storage: Extended trend table and graph storage for up to 7 days, 400 NIBP measurement groups, 6000 seconds waveform playback, and 60 alarm event groups for comprehensive retrospective analysis.
• ST segment analysis: Measurement range -2.0mV to +2.0mV with single adjustment amount of 0.1mV, supporting cardiac monitoring workflows.
• Central monitoring system compatibility: Wi-Fi integration enables wireless data transmission to a central station, supporting up to 64 beds on one screen with 8 traces per monitor.
• Optional advanced modules: Configurable with EtCO2 (capnography), dual invasive blood pressure (IBP), Nellcor SpO2 module, touch screen, and thermal recorder for hard-copy output.

Technical Specifications

• Display: 14-inch TFT LCD, 1366x768 resolution, 170-degree wide viewing angle
• Patient types: Adult, Pediatric, Neonatal
• ECG: 5 leads (RA, LA, LL, RL, V); gain: X0.25, X0.5, X1, X2, Auto; waveform speed: 12.5/25/50 mm/s; sensitivity greater than 200uV (peak-to-peak); bandwidth: Diagnostic 0.05-130Hz, Monitoring 0.5-40Hz, Operation 1-20Hz; CMRR: Diagnostic greater than 90dB, Monitoring greater than 100dB, Operation greater than 100dB; electrode polarization voltage plus or minus 300mV; input impedance greater than 5M; calibration signal 1mV plus or minus 5%
• ST segment: Measurement range -2.0mV to +2.0mV; accuracy: plus or minus 0.02mV or plus or minus 10% (within -0.8mV to +0.8mV); single adjustment 0.1mV
• RESP: Adult 0-120 BrPM (accuracy plus or minus 2 BrPM within 7-120 BrPM); Neonatal/Child 0-150 BrPM
• SpO2: Measurement range 0-100%; resolution 1%; accuracy: 70-100% plus or minus 2%
• NIBP: Adult systolic 40-270mmHg, diastolic 10-210mmHg, mean 20-230mmHg; static pressure range 0-300mmHg; accuracy: max mean error 5mmHg, max SD 8mmHg; overpressure: Adult 300mmHg, Pediatric 240mmHg, Neonatal 150mmHg
• Pulse rate: Range 30-300 bpm; resolution 1 bpm; accuracy plus or minus 3 bpm
• Heart rate: Adult 15-300 bpm; Neonatal/Child 15-350 bpm; accuracy plus or minus 1% or plus or minus 1 bpm
• TEMP: Dual channel; range 0-50 degrees C; resolution 0.1 degrees C; accuracy plus or minus 0.1 degrees C
• Data storage: 400 NIBP groups, 6000s waveform, 7-day trend, 60 alarm groups
• Power: AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz; max input 70VA; built-in 11.1V 2000mAh lithium battery, 2h+ continuous operation; fuse F2AL 250V
• Dimensions: Equipment 4.1kg (approx.); package 380 x 350 x 300 mm, 5.5kg (approx.)
• Operating environment: Temperature 0-40 degrees C; humidity up to 85%
• Quality standards: Anti-electroshock Class I (internal power supply); TEMP/SpO2/NIBP: BF; ECG/Resp: CF
• Optional modules: EtCO2, dual IBP (ART, PA, CVP, RAP, LAP, ICP, P1, P2), Nellcor SpO2, touch screen, thermal recorder, rolling stand, wall mount

Comparison & Competitive Advantages

The YK-8000D positions between the YK-8000B (12.1-inch) and the E15 (15-inch) in the patient monitor series, offering a 14-inch display that balances screen size with physical footprint. Compared to the YK-8000B, the YK-8000D features a larger 14-inch display with higher resolution (1366x768 vs standard), ST segment detection, and extended 7-day trend storage. Unlike the E12 and E15 which feature dual-slot modular design, the YK-8000D uses a traditional configuration with optional modules including EtCO2, dual IBP, and touch screen. The 7-day trend data storage capacity is the longest in the YK-8000 series, exceeding the 720-hour (30-day) trend of the YK-8000B in terms of trend graph and table format availability. The fanless design with 170-degree viewing angle matches the YK-8000B's sterile environment capabilities.

Applications

The YK-8000D multiparameter patient monitor is deployed in operating rooms (OR), intensive care units (ICU), cardiac care units (CCU), emergency departments, post-anesthesia care units (PACU), neonatal care units, general hospital wards, community healthcare centers, specialized hospitals (including dental clinics), beauty institutions, and ambulance services. The optional EtCO2 and dual IBP modules extend its utility to anesthesia monitoring and critical care scenarios requiring invasive hemodynamic monitoring. The central monitoring system integration makes it ideal for multi-bed ward and ICU deployments requiring centralized patient surveillance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the YK-8000D multiparameter patient monitor used for?

A: The YK-8000D is a bedside patient monitor used for continuous real-time monitoring of vital signs including 5-lead ECG, respiration rate, SpO2, NIBP, body temperature, heart rate, pulse rate, and ST segment analysis. It is designed for use in operating rooms, ICUs, CCUs, emergency departments, and other clinical settings requiring comprehensive patient monitoring.

Q: How does the YK-8000D compare to the YK-8000B?

A: The YK-8000D features a larger 14-inch display (vs 12.1-inch on the YK-8000B) with higher 1366x768 resolution. The YK-8000D also offers ST segment detection and 7-day trend storage, while the YK-8000B provides 720-hour trend storage. Both models share similar optional modules (EtCO2, IBP, Nellcor SpO2, recorder) and fanless design for sterile environments.

Q: What is the display resolution of the YK-8000D?

A: The YK-8000D features a 14-inch TFT LCD display with 1366x768 resolution and a 170-degree wide viewing angle. The high resolution provides clear waveform visualization and numerical readouts for clinical use.

Q: How long does the YK-8000D battery last?

A: The built-in 11.1V 2000mAh lithium battery provides over 2 hours of continuous monitoring operation after a full charge. This supports intra-hospital patient transport and temporary power outage scenarios.

Q: What optional modules are available for the YK-8000D?

A: Optional modules include EtCO2 (end-tidal CO2 capnography), dual invasive blood pressure (IBP) monitoring with labels for ART, PA, CVP, RAP, LAP, ICP, P1, and P2, Nellcor SpO2 module, touch screen, thermal recorder, rolling stand, and wall mount.

Q: How long can the YK-8000D store trend data?

A: The YK-8000D stores trend tables and graphs for up to 7 days, 400 NIBP measurement groups, 6000 seconds of waveform playback, and 60 alarm event groups. This extended storage capacity supports comprehensive retrospective clinical analysis and documentation.