2. Ryan Noon

3.  Logger Pro is a software program that can collect live data from more than 80 different sensors and devices that can connect through Bluetooth and USB  Draw predictions on a graph before collecting data  Use a variety of data-collection modes  Manually enter data for graphing and analysis  Import data from Vernier interfaces  Read values and slope from graphs using examine and tangent line tools

4.  Extremely beneficial for cardiovascular rehabilitation patients  Collect and monitor live heartrate before, during, and after exercise  Quick access to current and past exercise session monitoring  Be able to provide them with instant visual displays of their progress through graphs and tables  Electronically share detailed and accurate data with their entire rehabilitation team  Doctors  Cardiologists  Therapists  Nurses  Caregivers

5.  Lab Quest 2 Interface  Exercise Heart Rate Monitor-BTA  Logger Pro Software

6.  Displays data received through Bluetooth monitor  Live feed allows you to determine intensity levels  Making it easier for us to manage and change exercise prescription for patients

7.  Stand alone and computer sensor interface  Collects data and syncs it wireless  Takes data directly from the client working out  We can see heartrate rising and lower on the screen during workouts  Allows us to take notes will working with client

8.  Monitors heartrate before, during, and while exercise  Letting us know to make changes immediately if necessary  Easy way to monitor heart rate and collect data without having the client stop to take heartrate  Syncs right to logger pro software and we can see it on the quest pro 2 screen

9.  Quest Pro 2- $329  Logger Pro- $249  Heartrate monitor- $93  http://www.vernier.com http://www.vernier.com

10.  Heartrate receiver- $45  Wired connection to receive heartrate directly to the computer software  Heartrate hand grips- $31  Allows us to get Heartrate wireless to device

11.  Allows us to give information on progress to client at the end of treatment  Have records to show progress form beginning to end  Shows when heartrate was at a unsafe level and when to watch it  Helps us see how to improve with other clients