Enhancing Oximeter Accuracy: EvaluatingTemperature, Nail Polish, Artifacts and Shielding Factors Through Measured Data

A pulse oximeter is an important medical device that
tells you how well your body is working and monitors abnormal
heart rate and oxygen saturation. While it is mainly used in
medical settings, it has slowly been transferred to homes.
The aims of this study are the development and evaluation of a
pulse oximeter and its transfer to the finger and thigh for
appropriate, friendly use, cheapness, reliability, and correctness.
Our goal is to give you a completely different understanding of the
pulse oximeter and to use it more carefully when you use it because
of the factors that affect its reading accuracy.
It investigates how nail polish, temperature, finger position
(Anterior and posterior), finger size, gender, age, time of the day,
artefacts, and indoor/outdoor affect detail, height, BSA, and
Shielding Factors.