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BIOS Diagnostics BD850 User Manual

BIOS Diagnostics BD850
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AUTOMATIC
ADVANCED BLOOD
PRESSURE MONITOR
INSTRUCTION
MANUAL
BHS A/A – BHS Protocol
Recommended by
the Canadian
Hypertension Society
Recommandé par
la Société
canadienne d’hypertension
WITH COMPUTER-LINK TECHNOLOGY
2 USERS
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BIOS Diagnostics BD850 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandBIOS Diagnostics
ModelBD850
CategoryBlood Pressure Monitor
LanguageEnglish

Summary

1. Introduction

1.1 Features

Lists the BD850's automatic measurement, fuzzy logic, MAM/PAD technologies, and user memory.

1.2 Important Information

Guides users to safety, care, and measurement guidelines for optimal device usage and health monitoring.

1.2A Safety Information

Provides crucial safety advice, including self-measurement interpretation and medication interaction.

1.2B Care of the Device

Details proper handling, storage, cleaning, and battery precautions to maintain device functionality.

1.3 About Blood Pressure

Explains blood pressure definition, systolic/diastolic values, and health risks of hypertension.

1.4 Normal Blood Pressure Values

Defines normal, high, and low blood pressure ranges per WHO and advises medical consultation.

1.5 Common Blood Pressure Questions and Answers

Addresses common user queries regarding blood pressure reading variations and the importance of home monitoring.

1.6 About MAM Technology

Introduces MAM (Average Mode) technology for enhanced measurement accuracy through averaging multiple readings.

1.6A Why Use MAM

Explains the rationale behind using MAM technology due to the inherent instability of human blood pressure.

1.6B Key Advantages

Lists advantages of MAM technology, including reducing device scattering and movement effects.

1.6C Medical Benefits

Highlights the medical benefits of using the MAM technology, primarily improved accuracy.

1.6D Measurement Sequence

Details the flowchart and steps involved in the MAM measurement sequence.

2. Getting Started

2.1 About the BD850

Provides an overview of the BD850 blood pressure monitor's components and their functions.

2.2 About the LCD Screen

Explains the various elements displayed on the BD850's LCD screen and the symbol guide.

2.3 Inserting the Batteries

Provides step-by-step instructions for correctly inserting the batteries into the device.

2.4 Selecting the Right Cuff

Guides users on choosing the appropriate cuff size based on arm circumference for accurate measurements.

2.5 Storing the Cuff

Details the proper method for storing the blood pressure cuff to protect its delicate components.

3. Using the Device

3.1 Setting the Time, Date and User

Explains how to set the device's time, date, and select the user profile for personalized measurements.

3.2 Enabling the MAM (optional)

Guides users on activating or deactivating the MAM (Averaging Mode) for enhanced measurement accuracy.

3.3 Obtaining Accurate Measurements

Provides essential guidelines for achieving accurate blood pressure readings, covering preparation and environment.

3.3A Before Measuring

Details preparation steps before measurement, including avoiding exertion, relaxing, and optimal timing.

3.3B Common Sources of Error

Identifies common errors that can affect measurement accuracy, such as arm position and cuff fit.

3.3C Fitting the Cuff

Provides detailed instructions on how to correctly position and secure the blood pressure cuff on the arm.

3.4 Measuring Your Blood Pressure

Outlines the steps for performing a blood pressure measurement using the BD850 monitor.

3.5 MAM - Measuring Your Blood Pressure Using the MAM Feature

Explains the specific procedure for taking measurements when the MAM feature is enabled.

3.6 PAD - Pulse Arrythmia Detector Feature

Explains the PAD symbol, indicating pulse irregularities, and when to consult a doctor.

3.7 Hypertension Classification Indicator

Describes the color-coded indicator on the display that shows blood pressure classification based on WHO standards.

5. Installation and Data Transmission

6. Error Messages / Malfunctions

7. Care and Maintenance

8. Lifetime Guarantee

9. Reference to Standards

10. Technical Specifications

11. Contact for Support

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