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Jan. 01, 1971 - Plug-in Intensive care equipment to monitor critically ill patients: Intensive care equipment for continues monitoring critically ill patients has been designed by an Australian company to permit any equipment failure to be corrected immediately by non-technical staff. The equipment is built to a plug-in modular design and non-technical staff can exchange modules without technical assistance failure in any part of the equipment in say the earl hours of the morning, will not deprive the patient of essential monitoring. The system is controlled by the central nursing station and is designed to save time and eliminate human error. Recording of electrocardiograms, blood pressure, temperature and other necessary reading are taken automatically, at regular at the central station by pressing a button making offers low initial cost and easy expansion of the installation. The manufacturer, Watson Victor Ltd. will exhibit the equipment at the Australian Trade Display at the Bloomebury Centre London, from 8th to 12 February 1971. Photo shows Miss - Miss Australia acts as guines to today

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Acts Assistance Automatically Continues Controlled Corrected Cost Critically Deprive Eliminate Error Essential Exhibit Expansion Failure Guines Immediately Initial Installation Intensive Modular Modules Monitor Monitoring Necessary Offers Patients Permit Pressing Pressure Regular Save Temperature

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