Dr. Joshua John-Ram Schacter walks through the PNOE test, a physiological measurement that tracks heart rate and breathing. The resting portion takes 10 minutes, with sensors placed on your neck and chest to monitor your baseline metrics.
10 minutes.
And this is just half of the information that we gather with the Pinot.
Hey, Dr. Schachter, what are we doing today? Today we are doing a Pinot. So check it out. So first, what I'll need you to do is to put this. This goes over the back of your, like, your neck.
Breathe out, breathe in. You feel to tighten it a little bit. There shouldn't be that much air flowing back. I got that part down. Now, can you move your heart rate monitor up a little bit higher? It's not read. Just make sure it's pressed against.
So this is the resting.
Portion of the test.
It takes 10.
Minutes, and it's going.
To test your resting.
Heart rate.
Your resting respiratory rate. And this is just half of the information that we gather with the Pinot.
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