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How To Find Systolic and Diastolic Blood Pressure Manually
1.
Select a single data run. Enlarge an area of the pressure measurement between
120 and 60 mmHg.
2.
Identify when your data
begins
to form ‘blips’ (small bumps). This is your sys-
tolic pressure.
3.
Next, identify when your data
stops
forming ‘blips’ (small bumps). This is your
diastolic pressure.
4.
You may need to change your sample rate in order to see the ‘blips’.
Identify when your data begins
to have ‘blips’ (small bumps).
This is your systolic pressure.
Identify when your data stops
forming ‘blips’ (small bumps).
This is your diastolic pressure.
You may need to change your
sample rate to see the ‘blips’.
