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Using a pulse oximeter to check you are OK

If you get coronavirus your doctor may give you a pulse oximeter to check you are OK.

This is an easy read guide to explain how to use a pulse oximeter and how to record the information you get from it.

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Using a pulse oximeter to check you are OK (Easy Read)

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