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NEULOG BLOOD PRESSURE LOGGER SENSOR GUIDE

 

 

 

 

 

Use of the blood pressure cuff: 

 
To  accurately  record  blood  pressure  rates,  you  must  first  properly 
attach the blood pressure cuff to the subject being tested.  

 

Note:

  The  cuff  works  through  clothing,  however,  try  to  minimize 

layers for the best readings possible.   
 
1.  Unwrap  the  blood  pressure  cuff  and  find  the  Velcro  connection 

pads. 

2.  Situate  the  blood  pressure  cuff  with  the  Velcro  pads  facing 

outwards. 

3.  Wrap  the  blood  pressure  cuff  tightly,  but  without  causing 

discomfort, around the subject’s upper arm. 

4.  Ensure  that  the  rubber  tubing  (connected  directly  to  the  blood 

pressure cuff) is situated only a couple of centimeters above the 
inner elbow. 

5.  Close  the  air  pressure  release  valve  by  twisting  the  metallic 

knob until it tightens. 

6.  Using the hand-

pump, fill the blood pressure cuff’s bladder until 

it  forms  a  snug  but  not  uncomfortable  fit  (around  170  mm  Hg 
should be enough). 

7.  Run an experiment following the General Guide. 

8.  Loosen  the  pressure  valve  to  allow  a  pressure  decrease  of 

about 3 to 4 mm Hg per second. 
 

Calculating heart rate, systolic, diastolic, and mean arterial 
pressure (MAP): 

 
Using  the  NeuLog  software,  the  systolic,  diastolic,  and  MAP  blood 
pressure values can easily be calculated: 
1. 

Conduct an experiment following the “Using the blood pressure 
cuff” guide (use the "mm Hg + Arb" mode"). 

2. 

After  data  collection,  click  the  “Cursors”  icon  underneath  the 
graph. 

3.  Highlight  the  region  of  the  data  that  has  a  steady  decline  with 

visible  heart  beats  by  placing  the  cursors  before  and  after  this 
region. 

4.  Click on the sensor module box on the left of the screen. . 
5. 

Click on the “Calculate” icon. 

6.  Markers for systolic, MAP, and diastolic values will appear.  
7.  Click on each one to see the relevant value. 

 

Included with the sensor: 

 

  NeuLog General Guide 

  Blood  pressure  cuff  attached  directly  to  the  sensor  by  flexible 

rubber tubing 

  Hand  pump  with  pressure  release  valve  attached  directly  to  the 

blood pressure cuff 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Diastolic 

MAP 

Systolic 

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Страница 2: ...around 170 mm Hg should be enough 7 Run an experiment following the General Guide 8 Loosen the pressure valve to allow a pressure decrease of about 3 to 4 mm Hg per second Calculating heart rate systolic diastolic and mean arterial pressure MAP Using the NeuLog software the systolic diastolic and MAP blood pressure values can easily be calculated 1 Conduct an experiment following the Using the blo...

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Страница 4: ...box at room temperature out of direct sunlight Warranty We promise to deliver our sensor free of defects in materials and workmanship The warranty is for a period of 3 years from the date of purchase and does not cover damage of the product caused by improper use abuse or incorrect storage Sensors with a shelf life such as ion selective probes have a warranty of 1 year Should you need to act upon ...

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