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Significance: A path is described to increase the sensitivity and accuracy ofbody-worn devices used to monitor patient health. This path supports improvedhealth management. A wavelength-choice algorithm developed at Mayo demonstratesthat critical biochemical analytes can be assessed using accurate opticalabsorption curves over a wide range of wavelengths. Aim: Combine therequirements for monitoring cardio/electrical, movement, activity, gait,tremor, and critical biochemical analytes including hemoglobin makeup in thecontext of body-worn sensors. Use the data needed to characterize clinicallyimportant analytes in blood samples to drive instrument requirements. Approach:Using data and knowledge gained over previously separate research threads, someproviding currently usable results from more than eighty years back, determineanalyte characteristics needed to design sensitive and accurate multiusemeasurement and recording units. Results: Strategies for wavelength selectionare detailed. Fine-grained, broad-spectrum measurement of multiple analytestransmission, absorption, and anisotropic scattering are needed.Post-Beer-Lambert, using the propagation of error from small variations, andutility functions that include costs and systemic error sources, improvedmeasurements can be performed. Conclusions: The Mayo Double-Integrating SphereSpectrophotometer (referred hereafter as MDISS), as described in the companionreport arXiv:2212.08763, produces the data necessary for optimal componentchoice. These data can provide for robust enhancement of the sensitivity, cost,and accuracy of body-worn medical sensors. Keywords: Bio-Analyte,Spectrophotometry, Body-worn monitor, Propagation of error, Double-IntegratingSphere, Mt. Everest medical measurements, O2SAT  Please see also arXiv:2212.08763

Measuring Physical and Electrical Parameters in Free-Living Subjects:  Motivating an Instrument to Characterize Analytes of Clinical Importance in  Blood Samples