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Troubleshooting
Trouble
The unit inflates to
abnormally high (or
low) pressure.
The monitor cannot
measure blood
pressure.
Measured values are
abnormally high (or
low).
What to inspect
Is the cuff wrapped correctly?
Did the patient moved his/her arm
or body during inflation?
Does this trouble occur to a
specific patient?
For some patients with
arrhythmia, this monitor may not
inflate properly.
First of all, check the patient's
condition.
Did the patient moved his/ her
arm or body during
measurement?
Does the patient have
arrhythmia?
Is the size of the cuff correct and
is it wrapped correctly?
Is the level of the brachium to
which the cuff is wrapped at the
same level as the heart?
How to correct
Wrap the cuff correctly, and
measure again.
(Refer to Page 11 and 12.)
Ask the patient not to move
his/her arm or body during
measurement, and measure
again.
Set the P-SET at 30 to 40 mmHg
higher than the systolic pressure
of the patient, then measure.
After checking the patient with the
stethoscope as needed, take
appropriate measure as in the
"List of error codes".
(Refer to Page 24.)
Ask the patient not to move
his/her arm or body during
measurement, and measure
again.
Check the patient with a
stethoscope.
Select the cuff according to the
patient's arm circumference, wrap
it correctly, then measure again.
(Refer to Pages 11 and 12.)
Keep the level of the brachium to
which the cuff is wrapped at the
same level as the heart, then
measure again.
(Refer to Page 12.)
If trouble occurs while using the unit, please check the following.
HEM-907-draft(Eng) 9/21/00 4:08 PM Page 25
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