T 1003 / XY-B03
Before starting the measurement, select the user:
1. When the display is off, press and hold for at least 5 seconds ON / OFF; the user A or B is displayed.
2. Press ON / OFF a short time to turn off the screen again.
To change the user, repeat the operation.
Follow the instruction in
“BEFORE
MEASURING BLOOD
PRESSURE”
to make yourself ready.
Press
START
button to turn on the unit and enter measurement mode.
The measurement will start automatically.
The cuff starts to inflate. It is normal for the cuff to feel very tight.
Once the pulse is detected, the
blinks with each pulse beat, indicating that the measurement is in progress.
When the measurement is complete, the systolic and diastolic pressure and pulse rate are displayed and stored.
NOTE:
You can stop inflation by pressing
button at any time.
D.
HOW TO READ THE RESULTS
Once the measurements are completed, the results are displayed on the screen as below (in mmHg):
These pressures are expressed in millimeters of mercury (mmHg). It is also possible in everyday language to use another
unit, the centimeter of mercury. For example, if your doctor finds you 139-83 mmHg as on the screen above, he will tell you,
"you have 14.8 of tension".
To further understand these results, refer to the information below. Ask your doctor for advice if needed.
Never adapt your treatment yourself based on the results displayed by this device!
WHAT ARE SYSTOLIC PRESSURE AND DIASTOLIC PRESSURE?
When ventricles contract and pump blood out of the heart, blood pressure reaches
its maximum value, the highest pressure in the cycle is known as systolic pressure.
When the heart relaxes between heartbeats, the lowest blood pressure is diastolic
pressure.
WHAT IS THE STANDARD BLOOD PRESSURE CLASSIFICATION?
The blood pressure classification published by World Health Organization (WHO) and International Society of Hypertension
(ISH) in 1999 is as follows:
normal BP range. Please contact a
physician if your measuring result falls
out of the range. Please note that only a
physician can tell whether your blood
pressure value reached a dangerous
point.
