Deriving Heart Rate and Respiratory Rate from Pulse Oximetry Data
Journal: International Journal of Advanced Trends in Computer Science and Engineering (IJATCSE) (Vol.10, No. 3)Publication Date: 2021-06-11
Authors : Jennifer C. Dela Cruz John Paul D. Alolor Rouella Christine L. Panganiban Rhianna Marielle G. Victorio Jonathan Ibera;
Page : 1656-1662
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Abstract
Respiratory Rate (RR) is a vital sign representing air movement in and out of the body. Neglecting the respiratory rate can foresee the patient being at risk. The lack of portable device in a point of care unit, i.e. ambulances, can be a demanding task. In this study, the researchers developed a hardware device that can measure resting Heart Rate (HR) and RR from a custom pulse oximeter tethered to the Arduino board using signal processing to extract HR and Symlet Wavelet Transform to extract the RR. The derived HR and RR from a custom pulse oximeter is compared to a clinical-grade pulse oximeter and yielded an MSE of around 3.8. Moreover, results obtained from the custom pulse oximeter vs the reference are close and valid.
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