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Disposal information
To protect our environment, empty batteries must not be disposed of in house-
hold waste. Please comply with the relevant waste disposal regulations or use
public collection points.
This product is subject to the European Directive 2012/19/EU on Used
Electrical and Electronic Equipment and is marked accordingly. Never
dispose of electronic equipment in your household waste. Please obtain
information about local regulations on the proper disposal of electrical
and electronic products. Proper disposal protects the environment and
human health.
3. Blood pressure information
To determine your blood pressure you need to measure two values:
SYS – Systolic (upper) blood pressure, which is produced when the heart con-
tracts and pumps blood into the blood vessels.
DIA – Diastolic (lower) blood pressure, which is the value measured when the
heart muscle is dilated and fills again with blood.
Blood pressure values are displayed in mmHg.
So that you can more easily assess your results, a traffic-light system is available
on the left side of the Veroval
indicates the result, making it easier to categorise the measured value. The World
Health Organization (WHO) and the International Blood Pressure Society (ISH) have
developed the following summary for the classification of blood pressure values:
Results
Evaluation
indicator
red
Grade 3 hyperten-
sion
orange
Grade 2 hyperten-
sion
yellow
Grade 1 hyperten-
sion
green
Normal limit values
green
Normal
green
Optimal
Source: WHO, 1999 (World Health Organization)
upper arm blood pressure monitor that directly
®
Systolic pressure
above 179 mmHg
160–179 mmHg
140–159 mmHg
130–139 mmHg
120–129 mmHg
up to 119 mmHg
78
Diastolic pressure
above 109 mmHg
100–109 mmHg
90–99 mmHg
85–89 mmHg
80–84 mmHg
up to 79 mmHg
Recommendation
Consult a doctor
Regular examina-
tions by a doctor
Self-assessment