Duronic BPM200 User manual

BPM200 - Blood Pressure Monitor
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• This device is intended for adult use only. Do not use this device on children.
• This device should not be used on any female who is, or is suspected of
being, pregnant. Besides providing inaccurate readings, the effects of this
device on the foetus are unknown.
• This device is intended for non-invasive measuring and monitoring of arterial
blood pressure. It is not intended for use on any extremities other than the
arm and should not be used for any other functions other than obtaining a
blood pressure measurement.
• Contact your doctor if you are concerned about your blood pressure. This
device is for self-monitoring and should not be used for self-diagnosis.
• Do not adjust, begin or end medical treatment or medication without asking a
doctor for treatment advice.
• If you are taking medication, consult your doctor to determine the most
appropriate time to measure your blood pressure.
• When the device is used to measure patients who have common arrhythmias
such as atrial or ventricular premature beats or atrial brillation, the results
from this device may vary.
• If you are concerned about your blood pressure result, please consult your
doctor about the result.
• If the arm cuff pressure exceeds 40 kPa (300 mmHg), the unit will
automatically deate the cuff. Should the cuff not deate when pressure
exceeds 40 kPa (300 mmHg), detach the cuff from the arm and press the
‘START/STOP’ button to stop ination.
• The device is not AP/ APG equipment and is not suitable for use in the
presence of a ammable anaesthetic mixture of air with oxygen or nitrous
oxide.
• To avoid measurement errors, please avoid using the device in areas with
a strong electromagnetic eld radiated interference signal or electrical fast
transient/ burst signals.
• The user must check that the equipment functions safely and see that it is in
proper working condition before being used.
• This device is not suitable for continuous monitoring during medical
emergencies or operations. Otherwise, the patient’s arm and ngers can
become numb, swollen and even purple due to a lack of blood.
• Please use the device as instructed in this user manual. If you do not do
so, the performance and lifetime usage of the device will be impacted and
reduced.
Safety Information

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• During use, the user/patient will be in contact with the cuff. The materials
of the cuff have been tested and found to comply with the requirements of
ISO 10993-5:2009 and ISO 10993-10:2010, therefore should not cause any
irritation.
• Use only Duronic authorised parts and accessories. Parts and accessories
not approved for use with the device may result in operational failure.
• The device should not need to be calibrated within the rst two years of use.
• If you have any problems with this device, such as setting up, maintaining
or using the device, please contact the Duronic Customer Care Team for
assistance.
• Do not open or repair the device by yourself. If you experience any problems
with your device, contact Duronic for assistance.
• When cleaning the device, please use a soft cloth to clean the whole unit. Do
not submerge in water or any other liquids, and do not use any abrasive or
volatile cleaners.
When using Batteries
• The operator or user of this device should not touch the output of batteries
and the patient simultaneously.
• If using batteries in the device, please ensure that the correct size batteries
are used, as described in this manual. Do not use any other type of battery as
this may damage the device.
• If any battery uid should leak and get into your eyes, rinse your eyes with
plenty of clean water and contact a doctor immediately.
When using a Power Adaptor
• If using a power adaptor with this device, please ensure that you do not
handle the power cable or plug with wet hands.
• Do not use a power adapter if the cable or plug is damaged.
• Do not yank the power cable to remove it from the plug socket. Always grasp
the plug and pull it out to disconnect it.
• When plugging the device into a mains socket, please ensure the power
supply is 220-240V ~ 50/60Hz.

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1. User Icon
2. Sound on
3. Systolic Pressure
4. Diastolic Pressure
5. Heartbeat
LCD Display
6. Pulse
7. Arrhythmia
8. Date/Time Display
9. Low Battery
10. Unit
11. Blood Pressure /
Level Indicator
12. Memory Icon
13. Memory Number
14. Average Reading
Value
1
2
6
7
4
3
5
10
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11
12
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Symbol Description
SYS Systolic blood pressure
DIA Diastolic blood pressure
Pul/min Pulse per minute
Time (hour:minute)
Memory log value
mmHg mmHg (unit of mesurement)
Low battery
Arrhythmia / irregular heartbeat

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Components Included
Choice of Power Supply
Before You Begin
1. Air Jack
2. User/Set Button
3. Start/Stop Button
1. Battery powered mode: 4*AAA batteries
2. DC adaptor powered mode: 5V through a USB cable.
Caution: It is important to ensure that you use the correct batteries or power
adapter in your machine to avoid any damage incurring.
Clearing the Memory
To clear the memory and delete all of the saved records, press and hold the
‘MEMORY’ button for 3 seconds. When it shows ‘M’ on the screen, continue to
hold the ‘MEMORY’ button and press the ‘USER’ button at the same time.
The screen will show ‘ALL EE’. This means the records have all been deleted.
Selecting or Changing Users
When the monitor is off, press and hold down the ‘USER/SET’ button for 5
seconds. The ‘User 1’ icon will ash, then you can press the ‘MEMORY’ button to
change the setting to ‘User 2’.
Cuff
22~36cm
(Type BF applied part)
Blood Pressure Monitor
4*AAA Batteries
1
2
3
4
5
4. USB External
Power Supply
5. Memory Button

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Arrhythmia / Irregular Heartbeat Detector
Setting the Date, Time and Unit
1. When the monitor is off, press and hold down the ‘USER/SET’ button for 5
seconds. The ‘User 1’ icon will ash.
2. Press the ‘USER’ button to change the year. Scoll through the year using the
‘MEMORY’ button.
3. Press the ‘USER’ button to change the date (month/day). Scoll through the
year using the ‘MEMORY’ button.
4. Press the ‘USER’ button to change the time (hour/minute). Scoll through the
time using the ‘MEMORY’ button.
5. Press the ‘USER’ button to change the unit of measurement (mmHg/KPa).
Scoll through the time using the ‘MEMORY’ button.
Tips for Obtaining an Accurate Measurement
Please follow the below tips to ensure you achieve an accurate measurement:
1. Wait at least 1 hour after eating or drinking.
2. Do not measure immediately after consuming caffeinated drinks such as tea
and coffee, or after smoking.
3. Wait at least 20 minutes after taking a bath.
4. Do not take a measurement when talking or moving your ngers.
5. Do not take a measurement in a very cold environment.
This Blood Pressure Monitor is equipped with Irregular Heartbeat
(IHB) Detection. During each measurement this monitor records
the heartbeat intervals and works out the standard deviation. If
the calculated value is larger than or equal to 15, this equipment
will light up the ‘IHB’ symbol on the screen when displaying the
measured result.
Caution: The appearance of the ‘IHB’ icon indicates that a pulse irregularity
consistent with an irregular heartbeat was detected during measurement.
Usually this is NOT a cause for concern. However, if the symbol appears often,
we recommend you seek medical advice. Please note that the device does not
replace a cardiac examination, but serves to detect pulse irregularities at an early
stage.

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How to Use
1. Tie the cuff on your upper arm,
then position the tube off-center
toward the inner side of arm in
line with the little nger.
Fastening the Arm Cuff
2. The cuff should be snug but
not too tight. You should be able
to insert one nger between the
cuff and your arm.
3. Sit comfortably with your left
arm resting on a at surface.
Tips
• Rest for 5 minutes before measuring.
• Wait at least 3 minutes between measurements. This allows your blood
circulation to recover.
• For a meaningful comparison, try to measure under similar conditions. For
example, take daily measurements at approximately the same time, on the
same arm, or as directed by a medical professional.

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How to Take a Measurement
1. Ensure that the cuff is tted properly on your arm. Press the
‘START/STOP’ button to turn on the monitor. The device will
nish the whole measurement automatically.
2. The cuff will inate. When fully inated the cuff can feel slightly tight or
uncomfortable. This is normal. If it is intollerable or you have any concerns,
press the ‘START/STOP’ button to stop the machine and seek professional
medical advice.
Display when cuff inates
When the pulse is detected, the screen will display the “heart” symbol and ash to
your pulse rhythm.
Display when cuff deates.
3. Your reading is nished. The screen will
continue to display the measurement results,
unless you press ‘START/STOP’ button to turn
off the machine. Otherwise, the machine will
shutdown automatically after 30 seconds.
The reading measured will save automatically.
To access and scroll through the saved readings,
press the ‘MEMORY’ button.

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Standard Blood Pressure Classication
Understanding the Result
Below illustrates the standard blood pressure classication for adults made by
World Health Organisation (WHO) and International Society of Hypertension (ISH)
in 1999.
Caution: Only a doctor can tell you your normal blood pressure range and the
point at which you are at risk. Consult your doctor to obtain these values.
If the measurements taken with these products fall outside the range, consult your
GP/doctor for advice.
Systolic pressure (SYS): The highest level of
your blood pressure – when your heart beats, it
contracts to pump blood through your arteries.
DIA (mmHg)
60
80
90
100
110
90 120 140 160 180
SYS (mmHg)
Low
Normal
Pre-High
High (mild)
Grade 1: Hypertension
High (moderate)
Grade 2: Hypertension
High (severe)
Grade 3: Hypertension
Diastolic pressure (DIA): The lowest level of
your blood pressure – when your heart relaxes
between beats.
Pulse: Number of heartbeats per minute. Most
adults have a resting heart rate between 60
and 100bpm. Athletes are likely to have a lower
resting heart rate.
SYS DIA
Low <90 <60
Normal 90-120 60-80
Pre-High 120-140 80-90
High
(mild) 140-160 90-100
High
(moderate) 160-180 100-110
High
(severe) >180 >110