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4.
If the screen shows the symbol it indicates
that there is a possible alteration in the heart
rate. A normal heart of a body at rest beats
between 60 and 100 palpitations per minute with
a rhythm rhythm. This rhythm can increase with
physical exercise, stress or with some diseases.
Other causes that produce alterations in the
heart rate are cholesterol, diabetes, obesity and
certain medications or drugs, such as caffeine or
tobacco.
5.
On the left side of the screen is the pressure
indicator according to the classification criteria of
the World Health Organization (WHO). This
indicator consists of four marks or colors: green
(normal tension), yellow (prehypertension),
orange (high tension) and red (hypertension).
At the end of the measurement, a rectangle flashing indicating the pressure
will appear next to this indicator.
In the illustration, the rectangle is in the yellow zone (prehypertension). This
information is generic and only serves as a reference.
