Continuous Cardiovascular Monitoring

Continuous cardiovascular monitoring refers to the ongoing observation of a person’s heart and blood vessel health, usually in a hospital setting. This involves using specialized devices that measure vital signs, such as heart rate, blood pressure, and oxygen levels, in real-time. The goal is to quickly detect any changes or problems, allowing for immediate medical intervention if necessary. This type of monitoring is especially important for patients with heart conditions, during surgeries, or in critical care, ensuring their cardiovascular status is constantly assessed for safety and well-being.