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What you should know about blood pressure
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Technical information
What are normal values for blood pressure?
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The World Health Organisation (WHO) established the following limits in mmHg (millimetre hydrargyrum) to classify the
blood pressure values.
WHO 2003
Systolic pressure
= Upper value mmHg**
Diastolic pressure
= Lower value mmHg**
High pressure
from 140*
from 90*
Limit
120 to 139
80 to 89
Normal value
below 120
below 80
* It is sufficient for one of the values to be raised.
** millimetres of mercury
Failure and error messages
1.
Failure encountered
Possible cause
Corrective action
Display Err - 300
Excessive cuff pressure. Cuff inflated to
maximum due to movement of the arm or
body.
- Repeat measurement
- Do not move arm
- Do not talk
Display Err - 1
Measurement error. Measurement could not
be carried out due to movement of the arm
or body.
- Repeat measurement
- Do not move arm
- Do not talk
Display Err - 2
Inflation error, pressure built up too quickly
or too slowly.
Check that air connector is correctly fitted,
repeat measurement.
Fault was recognised.
- Repeat measurement
- Do not move arm
- Do not talk
Display Err - 3
Deflation rate too high or too low.
Call the Service Hotline if this occurs
repeatedly.
Irregular heartbeat, disruptive movements,
shaking, wobbling (objects), breathing in
deeply, etc.
Repeat measurement after 3-5 minutes rest.
Possible factors (depending on the severity
of the arrhythmia) affecting the measure-
ment results must be discussed with your
doctor.
