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1. INTRODUCTION
This instrument is a fully automatic digital tensometer incorporating a method of oscillometric
measurement for the swift, reliable measurement of systolic, diastolic arterial pressure and
heartbeat frequency.
Read the instructions for use carefully before using the device and keep for future reference.
Contact your doctor if you have any further queries about arterial pressure and measuring the
same.
2. VERY IMPORTANT INFORMATION
•
Do not forget: self-measuring means control, not a diagnosis or treatment. Unusual
values should, at all times, be discussed with your doctor. Under no circumstances should
the doses for each medication given by your doctor be changed.
• This device is designed exclusively for household use. Keep out of reach of children.
• The pulse beat indicator is not suitable for measuring the frequency of a pacemaker.
• In the event of heartbeat irregularity (arrhythmia), measurements taken with this instrument
should only be evaluated with medical consultation.
• There are many different causes for the appearance of high arterial pressure values. For
this reason, always consult your doctor since certain illnesses may cause deviations in the
measurement of arterial pressure. Never use the results of tests to change medically
prescribed treatment on your own account.
Electromagnetic interference:
This device contains sensitive electronic components (microcomputer). For this reason, keep
this device away from electrical or strong electromagnetic fields, e.g., mobile telephones,
microwaves may lead to the temporary loss of precise measurements.
3. STANDARD VALUES
Classification table of the arterial pressure values measured in a relaxed state, in accordance
with the World Health Organization (WHO):
Values
Hypotension
Normal values
Moderate hypertension
Moderately serious hypertension
Serious hypertension
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Systolic arterial pressure Diastolic arterial pressure
Below 100
Between 100 and 140
Between 140 and 160
Between 160 and 180
(SYS)
Between 60 and 90
Between 90 and 100
Between 100 and 110
Over 180
15
(DIA)
Below 60
Over 110