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Using your Blood Pressure Monitor

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a.  We recommend that you carry out your test whilst sitting at a table with both of your feet flat on the floor  
  (ensuring the cuff is at the same height as your heart). This will place your arm and the monitor in an ideal  
  position for the best results.
b.  Place the cuff on your selected arm (please refer to ‘Your first test’ on how to select an arm).  
  Ensure the cuff is secure. Do not inflate the cuff when it is not wrapped  

 

  around the upper arm.
c. Once you are in a comfortable position, press the “memory” button to begin  
  automatic inflation.

  There are 4 pre-programmed pressurisation values which are set at 187mmHg,  225mmHg, 263mmHg  

  and 300mmHg.

  When automatic inflation begins, the unit will inflate to 187mmHg. If a pulse is not detected, the unit will continue  

  to inflate automatically to the next pressurisation level. This will continue to a maximum level of 300mmHg.

 If you feel any discomfort or pain during this time, turn the unit off and remove the cuff immediately.  

  Consult your local Lloydspharmacist or healthcare professional for advice.

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Summary of Contents for LBPK1

Page 1: ...Blood Pressure Monitor User Manual Model LBPK1...

Page 2: ...itor 4 6 Using your Blood Pressure Monitor 7 11 Interpretation of Blood Pressure BP Results 12 Additional Information on Blood Pressure 13 Specification 14 Abnormality Troubleshooting 15 16 Maintenanc...

Page 3: ...user manual Blood pressure testing is easy To get the most out of this product please follow our recommendations on the next page Setting up your Fully Automatic Blood Pressure Monitor Your first test...

Page 4: ...Parts low battery deflate to measure deflate air in cuff inflate to measure Systolic Diastolic Cuff not included Memory LCD Rubber tubule plug Start Memo Rubber tubule 3...

Page 5: ...andledwithcareunderadult supervision Ifbatteriesleakandcomeintocontactwithskin oreyes washimmediatelywithcopiousamountsofwater ConnectingtheCuff a Inserttheplugendoftherubbertubulefirmlyinto thecuffso...

Page 6: ...palm facing up and with the rubber tube running down the center of the arm c Turn the cuff end outwards and tighten it by pulling it through the metal loop and pressing the hook surface of the cuff on...

Page 7: ...ions which will prevent you from having your blood pressure measured in both arms This will determine which arm should be used for future measurements Take note of your systolic higher number reading...

Page 8: ...it is not wrapped around the upper arm c Once you are in a comfortable position press the memory button to begin automatic inflation There are 4 pre programmed pressurisation values which are set at...

Page 9: ...nflated the LCD screen will display whilst the pressure is gradually reduced and the monitor takes an automatic measurement b The monitor will beep when the automatic measurement has finished If there...

Page 10: ...result will be displayed Press Memory continuously to display the previously stored measurements one by one Once the memory has been filled with 60 sets of data the 61st measurement when taken will be...

Page 11: ...ual to continuously remain at the same value hence it is recommended that the blood pressure be determined based on an average of multiple measurements If you experience a higher than normal reading d...

Page 12: ...Do not measure your blood pressure too many times in one session as it may cause discomfort in the arm If you feel any discomfort or pain turn the monitor off and remove the cuff immediately Shut Dow...

Page 13: ...adings on 2 seperate occasions consult your Lloydspharmacist or doctor Hypertension 160 179 100 109 Practice a healthy lifestyle Re measure BP weekly over moderate next 4 weeks If high levels 140 90 p...

Page 14: ...blood returning to the heart Blood pressure is normally written as for example 120 systolic 80 diastolic Fluctuation of Blood Pressure Blood pressure fluctuates constantly during the day Its value in...

Page 15: ...3 Battery life Approx 2 months with 3 times usage per day 14 Environmental temperature for using 5 40 C 15 Environmental temperature for storage 20 65 C 16 Environmental humidity for using 85 17 Envir...

Page 16: ...or is positioned incorrectly Subject was excited nervous or spoke moved during measurement Wrong position Some interference during inflation or incorrect operation during measurement Incorrect operat...

Page 17: ...is still abnormal please contact your local Lloydspharmacy Position the cuff correctly and try again Pneumatic system leakage or cuff is too loose during inflation LCD shows Er 6 Over 3 minutes while...

Page 18: ...immediately Leave at room temperature for at least one hour before use 4 Do not attempt to disassemble the monitor 5 Do not leave the batteries in the monitor if it is not in use for a long period of...

Page 19: ...year from the date of purchase against mechanical and electrical manufacturing defects There are no user serviceable parts inside the instrument Any attempted repair by unauthorized persons invalidat...

Page 20: ...essure Record Table Please log the date time and your SYS Systolic and DIA Diastolic blood pressure levels We recommend you share this information with your Doctor Name Date Time SYS Systolic DIA Dias...

Page 21: ...d Pressure Record Table Please log the date time and your SYS Systolic and DIA Diastolic blood pressure levels We recommend you share this information with your Doctor Name Date Time SYS Systolic DIA...

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