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Wearable health monitoring devices are worn on the body and provide continuous data about health metrics in real time. A Fitbit fits this role because it’s a wrist-worn device with sensors that track steps, heart rate, sleep, and other wellness data, often syncing to an app for ongoing monitoring and trend analysis. It’s designed for everyday use and personal health tracking, rather than being a stationary medical instrument. In contrast, a printer or keyboard are general computer peripherals with no health-monitoring function, and a stethoscope is a clinician’s tool used to listen to internal sounds rather than a device worn for ongoing self-monitoring.