Abstract: A thermosensitive probe includes: a non-metallic thermoconductive member defining a housing space; a thermosensitive element disposed in the housing space; and a coupling member having a portion surrounding the thermosensitive element in the housing space while fixing the thermosensitive element to the thermoconductive member.

Abstract: A physiological information system includes: a plurality of physiological information sensors configured to acquire physiological information data of a subject being tested, and a physiological information processing apparatus communicatively connected to each of the plurality of physiological information sensors. The physiological information processing apparatus is configured to transmit a synchronous packet toward each of the plurality of physiological information sensors.

Abstract: A physiological information processing apparatus is to be communicatively connected to a plurality of physiological information sensors each of which is configured to acquire physiological information data of a subject being tested. The physiological information processing apparatus is configured to: receive first physiological information data from a first physiological information sensor of the plurality of physiological information sensors, in an xth first subframe (x: natural number) of a plurality of first subframes divided from an nth main frame (n: natural number); and receive the first physiological information data from the first physiological information sensor, in an xth second subframe of a plurality of second subframes divided from an mth main frame (m: natural number).

Abstract: A physiological information system includes: a plurality of physiological information sensors configured to acquire physiological information data of a subject being tested, and a physiological information processing apparatus communicatively connected to each of the plurality of physiological information sensors. The physiological information processing apparatus is configured to transmit a synchronous packet toward each of the plurality of physiological information sensors.

Abstract: A patient monitoring system includes an input unit and a patient monitor. The input unit has a first display section that displays a setting screen for the patient monitor, an input section that receives an input of setting information for the patient monitor, and a first communication section that transmits the input setting information to the patient monitor. The patient monitor has a second communication section that receives a biological signal of a patient and the setting information from the input unit, a second display section that displays vital sign information of the patient, and a controller that converts the biological signal to the vital sign information to control a display on the second display section, and changes, upon receipt of the setting information, a setting of the patient monitor in a state in which the vital sign information is displayed on the second display section.

Abstract: A personal information management system includes a user-information reception unit that receives an input of user information by a user; a user's-acquaintances-information reception unit that receives an input of user's acquaintances information by the user; a death news reception unit that receives an input of death news information; a user-information storage unit that stores the user information; and a user's-acquaintances-information storage unit that stores the user's acquaintances information. The user's acquaintances information contains disclosure permission information that defines whether the user information and/or the user's acquaintances information are/is disclosed when the user has passed away.