Patient Vital Signs Parameters
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Instructions:
To view Patient Vital signs parameters, click on the brief case icon in the Patient's listing - Quick Actions.

You will see an accordion on top, it can be expanded and closed when needed. By default, the accordion of patient details will be closed.

- And, once when clicked on the expand button, you can see the expanded Patient details, Diagnosis, Medications, Allergies and respective Feature tabs as follows:

- On the left, you can also view a call icon beside the Mobile, that is used to call the patient on his cell.
Click on the Vital signs parameters tab, to view Patient Vitals. There are 5 sub tabs as follows - Heart Rate, SpO2, Temperature, Blood Pressure and Weight.
Blood Pressure
- By default Blood Pressure will be selected, will display the Blood Pressure with Min and Max Values of the respective patient. For Blood pressure two line charts are shown one systolic and other diastolic.
- You can also see the last 30 days' average, the last 7 days' average, and the latest reading of blood pressure.
- Below the graph, you can see the daily blood pressure readings of the patient in the form of a table.

- On the top right side, you can see the Critical Alerts and Blood Pressure buttons side by side.
- When we click on the Critical Alerts button, it will navigate us to the Events tab's critical alerts sub-tab, where we can see all the critical alerts for that particular patient.

- When we click on the Blood Pressure Button, we will see a pop-up where you can manually enter the blood pressure readings. Once you enter the values click submit and it will appear in the table.

Heart Rate
- By default, Heart Rate tab is active and these vitals can be viewed by Daily, Weekly, and Monthly options. You can also select the period by clicking on Duration at the top-right.
- You can also see the last 30 days' average, the last 7 days' average, and the latest reading of heart rate.
- Below the graph, you can see the daily heart rate readings of the patient in the form of a table.

- When we click on the Heart Rate Button, we will see a pop-up where you can manually enter the Heart Rate readings. Once you enter the values click submit and it will appear in the table.

SpO2
- Clicking on SpO2 tab, will display the SpO2 percentage with Min and Max values of the respective patient.
- You can also see the last 30 days' average, the last 7 days' average, and the latest reading of SpO2.
- Below the graph, you can see the daily SpO2 readings of the patient in the form of a table.

- When we click on the SpO2 Button, we will see a pop-up where you can manually enter the SpO2 readings. Once you enter the values click submit and it will appear in the table.

Temperature
- Clicking the Temperature tab, will display the Temperature with Min and Max Values of the respective patient.
- You can also see the last 30 days' average, the last 7 days' average, and the latest reading of temperature.
- Below the graph, you can see the daily temperature readings of the patient in the form of a table.

- When we click on the Temperature Button, we will see a pop-up where you can manually enter the Temperature readings. Once you enter the values click submit and it will appear in the table.

Weight
- Clicking the Weight tab, will display the Weight with Min and Max Values of the respective patient. There won't be Min and Max Values for Weight.
- You can also see the last 30 days' average, the last 7 days' average, and the latest reading of weight.
- Below the graph, you can see the daily weight readings of the patient in the form of a table.
- When we click on the Temperature Button, we will see a pop-up where you can manually enter the Temperature readings. Once you enter the values click submit and it will appear in the table.

- You can view today's vitals on the left of the chart based on the vital selected. For e.g: If Heart rate tab is selected then Today Bpm with Min and Max values are displayed. Clicking on each vital shows the histogram line graph of the selected vital.
- X-axis changes based on the selection of Daily, Weekly and Monthly options. This also depends on the duration range selected. If no duration date is selected current days, weeks and months will be shown.
- Daily - X axis shows all the dates
- Weekly - X axis shows by week (Week start and end date should be shown)
- Monthly - Shows the axis by Months.
- Y-axis changes based on the selection of the Vital type. Y- axis will be dynamic to adjust based on the type of the vital.
- When the patient submits his vitals, you can view the readings here. If Vitals are not submitted by the patient then empty state will be shown displaying - No Data available.


