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oximetry A technique used for measuring the amount of oxygen in the blood. A noninvasive probe is placed on the ear, finger or forehead. The probe is attached to an oximeter that transmits a beam of light through the blood vessels and determines how much light is absorbed by oxygenated and deoxygenated blood.
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oximetry A method of measuring the oxygen content of blood.
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oximeter The oximeter looks like a band aide. It is usually placed on a toe or a finger. An oximeter registers a number on a machine. This number tells us if there is enough oxygen in the body.
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oximeter A device worn on the finger or earlobe that can measure levels of oxygen in the blood painlessly. It is one of the measurements made during a sleep study to assess the severity of OSA.
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oxim var. oxime. Any compound produced by the action of hydroxylamine on an aldehyde or ketone. When an aldehyde is involved, the general formula RCH?=?NOH is produced. When a ketone is acted upon, R2CH?=?NOH is produced.
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