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vitals

[vahyt-lz] / ˈvaɪt lz /


NOUN
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Each model of smartwatch has its own novel way of tracking your vitals and interpreting your data, but the majority use sensors on the back of the watch.

From BBC

I’m a health-conscious person who uses wearables to continuously monitor my vitals.

From The Wall Street Journal

He told his Instagram followers that after the line-up announcement last week, his problems had "manifested physically" for the first time and had caused "a spike in my vitals as an area of concern".

From BBC

To be clear, mind reading isn’t one of the cyborg’s features, although part of its job as a security unit is to monitor its human clients’ vitals.

From Salon

Olusanya spent about 30 minutes preparing for the 3 p.m. appointment, assembling equipment to draw blood, collect a urine sample and check the patient’s vitals and glucose levels.

From Los Angeles Times