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RiteAid deluxe automatic - 5.3. Fitting the Cuff Correctly

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5.
3.
Fitting
the
Cuff
a)
Pass
the
end
of
the
cuff
through
the
flat
metal
ring
so
that
a
loop
lS
formed.
The
Velcro
closer
must
be
facing
outwards.
(Ignore
this
step
if
the
cuff
has
already
been
prepared.)
b)
Slide
left
arm
through
cuff
until
the
bottom
edge
is
about
W
above
your
elbow.
The
rubber
tube
should
be
on
the
inside
of
your
arm
extending
downward
to
your
hand.
Important!
The
red
strip
on
the
edge
of
the
cuff
(Artery
Mark)
37
165
must
lie
over
the
artery
which
runs
down
the
Inner
side
of
the
.-
.
arm.
TIP:
Align
red
artery
mark
to
pinky
finger.
c)
To
secure
the
cuff,
wrap
it
around
your
arm
and
press
the
hack
and
icon
material
together.
Makesure
that
the
cuffln'dex
and
falls
between
the
0K
lines
when
the
cuff
is
in
position.
lfit
a
doesn't,
you
are
using
the
wrong
cuff
size.
d
There
should
be
little
free
space
between
the
arm
and'the
cuff.
You
should
be
able
to fit
2fingers
between
y0ur
am
and
the
cuff.
Clothing
must
not
restrict
the
arm.
Any
piece
of
cloth-
ing
which
does
must
be
removed.
Cuffs
that
don't
fit
properly
resuit
in
false
measurement
values.
Measure
your-arm
circum-
ference
if
you
are
not
sure
of
proper
fit.
.
I
e)
Lay
your
arm
on
a
table
(palm
upward)
so
the
Cuff
isat
the
'
same
height
as
the
heart.
Make
sure
that
the
tube‘"
Is
not
kinked.
f)
Remain
seated
quietly
for
5
minutes
before.
you
begin
the
measurement.
Comment:
,
I
-
,
If
it
is
not
possible
to
fit
the
cuff
to
your
left
arm,
it
can
also
be
placed
on
your
right
arm
However,
all
measurements
should
be
_
made
using
the
same
arm.
-
Comparable
blood
pressure
measurements
always
require
the
same
conditions
(Relax
for
5
minutes
before
taking
a
measurement).
.
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