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2. After all symbols disappear, the display will
show “00”. The monitor is
“Ready to Measure”
and will
automatically
inflate the cuff to start
measurement.
3. The cuff will begin deflating as measurement
continues.
Note:
This monitor will re-inflate automatically if
the system detects that your body requires
more pressure for measurement.
4. When the measurement is
completed, the cuff will deflate
entirely. Systolic pressure, diastolic
pressure and pulse will be shown
simultaneously on the LCD screen.
The measurement is then
automatically stored into
memory.
Note:
1. This monitor automatically turns off approximately
1 minute
after last operation. You may also press
the
START/STOP button
to turn the unit off.
2. To interrupt the measurement, you may press the
START/STOP (recommended)
,
“MEM
,
”
or
Date & Time Set
( ) buttons. The cuff will
deflate immediately after a button is pressed.
RISK CATEGORY INDEX
This monitor comes equipped with a Risk Category Index
that automatically compares each reading to defined levels
established by the U.S. National Institutes of Health’s (NIH)
National Heart Lung and Blood Institute as described earlier
in this manual, and provides a helpful cue if your reading falls
into one of the stages that could potentially indicate increased
risk. No cue is given if the reading falls in the normal range
as defined by NIH. Please note that cues provided by this
monitor are only intended to assist you in using this table.
The table and cues are only provided for convenience to help
you understand your non-invasive blood pressure reading as
it relates to the NIH information. They are not a substitute for
a medical examination by your physician. It is important for
you to consult with your physician regularly. Your physician
will tell you your normal blood pressure range as well as the
point at which you may actually be considered to be at risk.
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