Drive BP3200 - Unit Operation: Testing Procedure; Measurement Process; Irregular Heartbeat Indicator

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Testing
1. Power On
Press and hold “ START/STOP ” button until a beep sounds. The
LCD screen will appear for one second as unit performs a quick
diagnosis. A long tone indicates device is ready for testing.
Note: Unit will not function if residual air from previous testing is
present in cuff. The LCD will flash " " until pressure
is stabilized.
Do not stand while testing. Sit in a comfortable position and place wrist
level with heart.
2. Pressurization
Initial pressure is first pumped to 190 mmHg. If the current
user’s systolic blood pressure is over 190mmHg, the unit will
automatically re-inflate to the proper level.
Note: Pressurization will gradually subside and ultimately stop when
cuff is not properly applied to the wrist. If this occurs, press
“ START/STOP ” button to turn the unit off.
4. Result Display
Three short beeps sound when testing is complete. The screen will
display measurements for systolic and diastolic blood pressure. An
indicator representing the current measurement will appear next to
the corresponding WHO Classification.
Note: Refer to Page 31~32 for detail WHO Blood Pressure
Classification Information.
Irregular Heartbeat Indicator
If the monitor detects an irregular heart rhythm two or more times
during the measuring process, the Irregular Heartbeat Symbol
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Irregular heartbeat rhythm is defined as rhythm that is either 25%
slower or faster than the average rhythm detected while measuring
systolic blood pressure and diastolic blood pressure. Consult your
physician if the Irregular Heartbeat Symbol "
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3. Testing
After cuff inflation, air will slowly subside as indicated by
the corresponding cuff pressure value. A flashing " "
will appear simultaneously on screen signaling heart beat
detection.
Note: Remain relaxed during testing. Avoid speaking or moving
body parts.
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