To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Medicare LIFESENSE MD1814 Blood Pressure Monitor not turning on?
Your Medicare Blood Pressure Monitor might not be turning on due to several reasons: * The batteries may be exhausted, so replace them with new ones. * The batteries may be inserted incorrectly; ensure they are correctly inserted. * If using an AC adapter, it may not be inserted tightly; ensure it is properly connected.
What to do if Medicare Blood Pressure Monitor shows EExx?
If your Medicare Blood Pressure Monitor displays 'EExx', this indicates a calibration error. Try retaking the measurement. If the issue continues, it is recommended to contact the retailer or customer service for assistance.
What to do if my Medicare LIFESENSE MD1814 displays E02?
If your Medicare Blood Pressure Monitor shows 'E02', it means the monitor detected motion, talking, or a poor pulse during the measurement. Relax for a moment and then measure again.
What does it mean when my Medicare LIFESENSE MD1814 Blood Pressure Monitor displays E01?
If your Medicare Blood Pressure Monitor displays 'E01', it indicates that the cuff is either too tight or too loose. Refasten the cuff and then measure again to ensure proper fit.
What to do if my Medicare LIFESENSE MD1814 Blood Pressure Monitor shows E04?
If your Medicare Blood Pressure Monitor displays 'E04', it means the measurement process failed. Relax for a moment and then measure again to resolve this issue.
What does it mean if the Medicare LIFESENSE MD1814 Blood Pressure Monitor displays warning 'out'?
If your Medicare Blood Pressure Monitor displays the warning 'out', relax for a moment. Refasten the cuff and then measure again. If the problem persists, contact your physician.
Why is the display dim on my Medicare Blood Pressure Monitor?
The display on your Medicare Blood Pressure Monitor might be dim, or it might show a low battery error message because the batteries are low. Replace them with new batteries to resolve this issue.
What to do if my Medicare LIFESENSE MD1814 displays E03?
If your Medicare Blood Pressure Monitor displays 'E03', it indicates that the measurement process isn't detecting a pulse signal. Try loosening the clothing on your arm and then measure again.
Provides an overview of the Medicare LifeSense A1 Blood Pressure Monitor and its features.
Specifies the intended use and arm circumference range for the blood pressure monitor.
Lists conditions and individuals for whom the device should not be used.
Explains the oscillometric method used for blood pressure measurement.
Details safety symbols and their meanings for safe operation and usage.
Detailed warnings covering device usage, patient suitability, and medical advice.
Warnings regarding device operation, maintenance, environment, and potential hazards.
Explains the meaning of various symbols and indicators shown on the LCD screen.
Identifies and illustrates the different parts of the blood pressure monitor.
Itemizes the components included in the blood pressure measuring system package.
Details the available power options: battery and AC adapter.
Instructions for inserting and changing batteries, including when to do so.
Guide to setting the date, time, and time format for accurate record keeping.
Instructions on how to choose and set the user profile (User 1 or User 2).
Step-by-step guide on correctly positioning and applying the blood pressure cuff.
Instructions on how to start, conduct, and finish a blood pressure measurement.
Steps to view previously recorded blood pressure measurements.
Instructions for deleting single or all stored measurement records.
Guidance on circumstances that may affect measurement accuracy.
Instructions for calibrating, cleaning, and storing the device for optimal performance.
Explains the definitions of systolic and diastolic blood pressure.
Presents WHO/ISH blood pressure classification ranges.
Explains how the device detects and indicates an irregular heartbeat.
Discusses daily fluctuations, home vs. hospital readings, and measurement tips.
Lists common problems, symptoms, checks, and remedies for the monitor.
Provides detailed technical specifications for the blood pressure monitor.
Lists authorized accessories and provides contact information for support.
Lists the various standards and regulations the device complies with.
Provides guidance and declaration for electromagnetic emissions.
Provides guidance and declaration for electromagnetic immunity.
This document describes the Medicare LifeSense® A1 Blood Pressure Monitor, model MD1814 (TMB-1872-A), an arm-type digital monitor designed for home use.
The Medicare LifeSense® A1 Blood Pressure Monitor is a digital device intended for measuring blood pressure and heartbeat rate. It utilizes the Oscillometric Measuring method to detect blood pressure. Before each measurement, the unit establishes a "zero pressure" equivalent to the atmospheric pressure. It then inflates the arm cuff and detects pressure oscillations generated by beat-to-beat pulsatile, which are used to determine systolic and diastolic pressure, as well as pulse rate. Readings taken by this monitor are equivalent to those obtained by a trained observer using the cuff and stethoscope auscultation method. The device is designed to provide two years of reliable service.
The monitor features a 60x41mm digital LCD display for clear readability. It can store a maximum of 60 records for each user, allowing for tracking of blood pressure over time. The device incorporates "measuring during inflation" technology.
Before You Start: The monitor can be powered by either four AAA batteries (6VDC) or an AC adapter (5V == 1A, not included). When using batteries, replace them if the "Lo+" symbol appears, the display is dim, or the display does not light up. It is crucial not to mix new and used batteries or different types of batteries. Batteries should be removed if the device will not be used for an extended period.
Setting Date and Time: To ensure accurate time stamps for stored records, the date and time must be set. When the monitor is off, a short press of the "SET" button displays the time. Holding the "SET" button for 3 seconds enters the year setting mode (range: 2018-2058, time format: 24H/12H). The "MEM" button is used to increment the numeral, and the "SET" button confirms the selection and moves to the next setting (month, day, time format, hour, minute). After setting the minute, the LCD will display "donE" before showing all settings and turning off.
Selecting the User: The device supports two users. When the monitor is off, press and hold the "MEM" button to enter user setting mode, where the user ID will blink. Pressing "MEM" again toggles between User 1 and User 2. Once the desired user ID is selected, press "SET" to confirm. The display will show "User ID+ donE" and then turn off.
Tying the Cuff: For accurate measurements, proper cuff placement is essential. Remove all jewelry from the left arm. If poor circulation is diagnosed in the left arm, use the right arm. Roll up the sleeve to expose the skin, ensuring it's not too tight. Hold the arm with the palm facing up and tie the cuff on the upper arm. Position the tube off-center toward the inner side of the arm, in line with the little finger, or align the artery mark over the main artery (located approximately 2 cm above the bend of the elbow where the pulse is strongest). The cuff should be snug but not too tight, allowing one finger to be inserted between the cuff and the arm.
Starting the Measurement: Sit comfortably with the tested arm resting on a flat surface, with the elbow on a table so the cuff is at heart level. Turn the palm upwards, sit upright, and take 5-6 deep breaths. For patients with hypertension, it's recommended to rest for 5 minutes before the first measurement and wait at least 3 minutes between subsequent measurements to allow blood circulation to recover. Measurements should be taken in a silent room, with the patient relaxed and not moving or talking. The cuff should remain at heart level. Sit comfortably with feet flat on the ground and back against the chair. For meaningful comparisons, measure under similar conditions (e.g., same time, same arm) or as directed by a physician. When the monitor is off, press the "Start/Stop" button to turn it on and initiate the measurement. The device will automatically adjust to zero, inflate, measure, and then display and save the results. If not manually powered off, the monitor will turn off within 1 minute.
Recalling Records: When the monitor is off, press the "MEM" button to view the most recent record. If fewer than three records exist, it will display the latest record. Each new measurement is assigned as the first record, pushing older records back. The "MEM" or "SET" button can be used to navigate through stored records. The current record number, date, and time are shown alternately.
Deleting Records: If a measurement is incorrect, individual records or all records can be deleted.
Tips for Measurement: Measurements may be inaccurate if taken within 1 hour of eating or drinking, immediately after consuming caffeine or smoking, within 20 minutes of taking a bath, when talking or moving fingers, when needing to use the toilet, or in a very cold environment.
About Blood Pressure:
To ensure precise measurement, the blood pressure monitor should be calibrated at a specific institute every two years. For optimal performance and longevity, follow these storage instructions:
General| Model | MD1814 |
|---|---|
| Type | Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor |
| Measurement Method | Oscillometric |
| Display Type | Digital LCD |
| Cuff Size | 22-32 cm |
| Memory Function | Yes |
| Irregular Heartbeat Detection | Yes |
| WHO Blood Pressure Classification Indicator | Yes |
| Measurement Range (Pressure) | 0-299 mmHg |
| Automatic Shut-off | Yes |
| Power Source | 4 x AAA batteries |
| Measurement Range (Pulse) | 40-199 beats per minute |
