Bedside monitors, as the name suggests, are devices designed to measure and display the patient's vital functions in healthcare settings. A standard bedside monitor tracks 6 parameters: ECG, TEMP, HR, SPO2, NIBP, and RESP. In addition to these 6 parameters, many other parameters such as EtCO2 and IBP can be added to the monitors depending on the service in which they will be used. 

A standard bedside monitor comes with a 3/5 Lead ECG Cable, Disposable ECG Electrode, NIBP Cuff - Hose, Temperature Probe, and SPO2 Probe. Bedside monitors usually have multiple display modes. Screen features can be determined based on how many waveforms can be displayed simultaneously. Features such as customizable waveforms and BigFont display allow teams working in services to use the monitors in the service in the way that is most suitable for them, and therefore allows them to respond most quickly. In addition, with individually adjustable lower and upper parameter limits for each patient, patients can receive the most appropriate medical treatment.