To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if measurement was not possible on Omron HBP-1100?
Check the patient by palpation or other method. After checking the patient, check the error code and see “List of Error Codes” (page 29) for Non Invasive Blood Pressure (NIBP) measurement.
What to do if Abnormal measurement value on Omron Blood Pressure Monitor?
Check the patient by palpation and then repeat measurement.
General| Brand | Omron |
|---|---|
| Model | HBP-1100 |
| Category | Blood Pressure Monitor |
| Language | English |
Details the medical purpose, intended user, patient population, and environment for the blood pressure monitor.
Highlights key features like zero indicator, auscultation mode, cuff availability, cleaning, and motion stop function.
Explains warning and caution symbols used in the manual to ensure safe operation and prevent injury.
Provides general information and critical warnings for setting up and operating the monitor safely.
Lists the main unit and standard medical accessories included with the blood pressure monitor.
Details the functions of buttons, connectors, and other symbols on the front and bottom of the monitor.
Explains the meaning of each segment and icon displayed on the monitor's LCD screen during operation.
Covers installing batteries and connecting the AC adapter for the monitor's power supply.
Guides on selecting the correct cuff size and connecting it properly to the monitor for accurate measurements.
Provides step-by-step instructions on how to correctly wrap the cuff on the patient's arm for measurement.
Explains the monitor's zero calibration process that occurs before each measurement for accuracy.
Details the procedure for performing blood pressure measurement in the standard normal mode.
Describes how to use the monitor in auscultation mode with a stethoscope for manual BP determination.
Covers how to stop an ongoing measurement and notes related to auscultation mode functions.
Explains the scientific principles behind the oscillometric method used for blood pressure measurement.
Outlines daily checks, maintenance, cleaning, and disinfection procedures for the monitor and accessories.
Advises on managing essential supplies like cuffs and batteries for continuous operation.
Lists essential checks to perform on the monitor, AC adapter, and connections before powering on and after.
Describes the steps to verify the pressure accuracy of the blood pressure monitor using a standard gauge.
Addresses common problems like the monitor not turning on or the display not operating, with solutions.
Provides solutions for issues like the cuff not inflating or measurements being impossible or abnormal.
Discusses potential causes and solutions when measurement values are questionable or inaccurate.
Lists system and NIBP error codes (E1, E2, E3, E9, E40, E42) and their corresponding troubleshooting steps.
Provides guidance on the proper disposal and recycling of the equipment and batteries according to regulations.
Details the dimensions, weight, display type, safety standards, and protection class of the main monitor unit.
Covers specifications for the AC adapter, dry cell batteries, and environmental operating conditions.
Explains the importance of EMC and precautions for using the device near other electronic equipment.
Declares compliance with EMC standards regarding emissions, immunity, and recommended separation distances.
Lists optional medical accessories available for purchase, such as different cuff sizes and AC adapters.
