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Details the monitor's features including MAM Technology and Irregular Heartbeat Detection for user-friendly home use.
Provides critical advice on self-measurement, emphasizing it's for control, not diagnosis, and cautions against altering medication or relying solely on pulse display.
Information on optional PC software for data monitoring, including system requirements and contact details for purchase.
Explains how blood pressure is regulated in the body, defining systolic and diastolic values and their relation to heart activity.
Defines normal, pre-hypertension, and hypertension blood pressure ranges according to NIH JNC7 standards, advising consultation with a physician.
Offers advice on managing abnormal blood pressure readings, including lifestyle changes in diet, exercise, and habits, and consulting a doctor.
Explains the function of the Irregular Heartbeat Detector symbol, its meaning for cardiovascular health, and when to consult a doctor.
Describes Microlife Averaging Mode (MAM) technology, highlighting its benefit for reliability by averaging three consecutive measurements.
Identifies and labels the key components of the blood pressure monitor's main measuring unit, including buttons and ports.
Details the different types of upper arm cuffs available (S101, S102) and their respective arm circumference measurements.
Provides step-by-step instructions for inserting the AA batteries into the blood pressure monitor, including polarity and replacement indicators.
Explains how to connect and use the optional AC power adapter for operating the blood pressure monitor, including warranty considerations.
Instructs users on how to correctly connect the cuff's air tube to the side opening of the blood pressure monitor.
Outlines essential preparation steps before taking a blood pressure measurement, such as avoiding exertion and ensuring proper posture.
Identifies common errors that can affect blood pressure measurement accuracy, including arm position, cuff fit, and measurement intervals.
Provides detailed, illustrated instructions on how to correctly fit the blood pressure cuff onto the upper arm for accurate readings.
Guides users through the process of setting the current date and time on the blood pressure monitor, essential for accurate record-keeping.
Explains how to confirm the entered date and time settings, after which the monitor's clock will begin to run.
Details how to select and use the Microlife Averaging Mode (MAM) for more reliable blood pressure readings by averaging multiple measurements.
Describes the procedure for selecting between User 1 and User 2 profiles, allowing personalized data storage for multiple users.
Details the step-by-step process for performing a blood pressure measurement, from pressing the start button to interpreting results and the MAM function.
Explains how to access, view, and delete stored measurement results (up to 99) from the monitor's memory, including irregular heartbeat indicators.
Instructs users on how to safely stop or interrupt a blood pressure measurement at any time using the ON/OFF button.
Addresses ERR 1, its possible causes (loose tube, no pulse), and solutions like ensuring cuff connection and placement.
Addresses ERR 2, identifying unnatural pressure impulses due to arm movement (artefact) and recommending still measurement.
Addresses ERR 3, related to cuff inflation issues (too long, not seated, hose not tight) and suggests checking connections.
Addresses ERR 5, where systolic/diastolic differences are excessive, advising careful re-measurement under quiet conditions.
Addresses ERR 6, occurring in Average Mode when single data differ too much, preventing an average result display.
Details the monitor's features including MAM Technology and Irregular Heartbeat Detection for user-friendly home use.
Provides critical advice on self-measurement, emphasizing it's for control, not diagnosis, and cautions against altering medication or relying solely on pulse display.
Information on optional PC software for data monitoring, including system requirements and contact details for purchase.
Explains how blood pressure is regulated in the body, defining systolic and diastolic values and their relation to heart activity.
Defines normal, pre-hypertension, and hypertension blood pressure ranges according to NIH JNC7 standards, advising consultation with a physician.
Offers advice on managing abnormal blood pressure readings, including lifestyle changes in diet, exercise, and habits, and consulting a doctor.
Explains the function of the Irregular Heartbeat Detector symbol, its meaning for cardiovascular health, and when to consult a doctor.
Describes Microlife Averaging Mode (MAM) technology, highlighting its benefit for reliability by averaging three consecutive measurements.
Identifies and labels the key components of the blood pressure monitor's main measuring unit, including buttons and ports.
Details the different types of upper arm cuffs available (S101, S102) and their respective arm circumference measurements.
Provides step-by-step instructions for inserting the AA batteries into the blood pressure monitor, including polarity and replacement indicators.
Explains how to connect and use the optional AC power adapter for operating the blood pressure monitor, including warranty considerations.
Instructs users on how to correctly connect the cuff's air tube to the side opening of the blood pressure monitor.
Outlines essential preparation steps before taking a blood pressure measurement, such as avoiding exertion and ensuring proper posture.
Identifies common errors that can affect blood pressure measurement accuracy, including arm position, cuff fit, and measurement intervals.
Provides detailed, illustrated instructions on how to correctly fit the blood pressure cuff onto the upper arm for accurate readings.
Guides users through the process of setting the current date and time on the blood pressure monitor, essential for accurate record-keeping.
Explains how to confirm the entered date and time settings, after which the monitor's clock will begin to run.
Details how to select and use the Microlife Averaging Mode (MAM) for more reliable blood pressure readings by averaging multiple measurements.
Describes the procedure for selecting between User 1 and User 2 profiles, allowing personalized data storage for multiple users.
Details the step-by-step process for performing a blood pressure measurement, from pressing the start button to interpreting results and the MAM function.
Explains how to access, view, and delete stored measurement results (up to 99) from the monitor's memory, including irregular heartbeat indicators.
Instructs users on how to safely stop or interrupt a blood pressure measurement at any time using the ON/OFF button.
Addresses ERR 1, its possible causes (loose tube, no pulse), and solutions like ensuring cuff connection and placement.
Addresses ERR 2, identifying unnatural pressure impulses due to arm movement (artefact) and recommending still measurement.
Addresses ERR 3, related to cuff inflation issues (too long, not seated, hose not tight) and suggests checking connections.
Addresses ERR 5, where systolic/diastolic differences are excessive, advising careful re-measurement under quiet conditions.
Addresses ERR 6, occurring in Average Mode when single data differ too much, preventing an average result display.
General| Brand | CVS |
|---|---|
| Model | BP3AC1-1PC |
| Category | Blood Pressure Monitor |
| Language | English |
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