Oregon Scientific BPW128 User manual

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LEYENDA : - INCREMENTO RÁPIDO
- DESTELLANDO
- PULSAR BOTÓN
- PULSAR MANTENER OPRIMIDO EL BOTÓN
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LEGEND : - FAST INCREMENT
- FLASHING
- PRESS BUTTON
- PRESS AND HOLD BUTTON
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LEGENDE : - AUGMENTATON RAPIDE
- CLIGNOTEMENT
- APPUYER SUR LE BOUTON
- APPUYER SANS LACHER SUR LE BOUTON
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INFORMATION CONCERNING THE CE
SYMBOL
ThisdevicecomplieswiththeEuropeanregulationsbasedonthe
Medical Products Code, and bears the CE mark “CE0123”. The
device has been quality inspected according to EG guideline
93/42/EWG and tested in compliance to the EN1060-1
Non-invasivesphygmomanometers-Part1,Generalrequirements
and EN1060-3 Non-invasive sphygmomanometers-Part 3:
Supplementary requirements for electromechanical blood
pressure measuring systems. It is therefore not subject to
calibration regulations and does not bear a calibration stamp.
The CE mark further indicates that this blood pressure monitor
meetsthegeneralrequirementsforelectronicproductsasregards
resistancetoelectromagneticinterference.Malfunctioningmay
however occur in the proximity of extremely strong
electromagnetic fields.
In accordance with the “Ordinance for Operators of Medical
Products”, a technical inspection must be carried out if this
device is used for industrial or commercial purposes.
WRIST TYPE BLOOD PRESSURE
MONITOR
MODEL: BPW128
USER’S MANUAL
INTRODUCTION
Thank you for purchasing the Wrist Blood-Pressure Monitor
(BPW128). This unit has been constructed using reliable circuitry
and durable materials. Used properly, this unit will provide years of
satisfactory use.
Before use please note:
-This device is intended for non-invasive measuring and
monitoring of arterial blood pressure. Designed for use on
the wrist, it is not intended for use on other extremities or
for other functions other than obtaining a blood-pressure
measurement.
-If the cuff pressure exceeds 300mmHg, this unit will
automatically deflate. Should the cuff not deflate when
pressuresexceeds300mmHg,theuserisrequiredtodetach
the cuff from the wrist.
-Do not begin medical treatment based solely on obtained
measurement values from this device. Consult a physician
for treatment advice.
-To avoid measurement errors, read this manual carefully
before use.

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DESCRIPTION AND FUNCTION OF
PARTS
A. Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) and protective cover
-Large easy-reading display
-5 functional symbols
-Systolic [SYS/mmHg], Diastolic [DIA/mmHg], Mean
[MAP/mmHg], Pulse [pul/min.]and date & time display.
B. Battery compartment
Houses two (2) LR03 /AAA/ UM4 size 1.5V batteries
C. Button
-For time adjustment.
D. Button
-Activates and deactivates the unit and initiates pressure
measuement process.
E. / ▲▲
▲▲
▲ Button
-Recall memory or increases a value.
F. Wrist cuff
-For wrapping around the wrist.
G. Storage container
-Houses and neatly stores the unit.
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DISPLAY-SYMBOL DESCRIPTION
Memory Mark
Weak Battery
Inflating Mark
Air releasing
Pulse Mark
INSTALLING BATTERIES
1. Slide battery cover off.
2. Install batteries first. Ensure
correct polarity.
Battery Type:
2 Alkaline LR03 (AAA)size
3. Replace the cover.
Replace the batteries if:
1. the weak battery mark appears
in the display
2. nothing appears in the display
when the power is switched on.
Ifnot disposedof properly,batteries can beharmful.
Protecttheenvironmentbytakingexhaustedbatteries
to authorized disposal stations.
Note:
When battery power is low, replace all the batteries.
Symbol Description Explanation
Appears when
measurement value is
recalled from memory
Appears when batteries
should be replaced
Appears when inflating
until pressure is enough
Appears when cuff air is
exhausting
Shows the pulse rate per
minute
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PROPER EQUIPMENT SETUP
1. Removeallwatches,jewelry,etc.priortoattachingthewristmonitor. Clothingsleevesshouldberolledupandthecuffshouldbewrapped
on bare skin for correct measurements.
2. Apply cuff to left wrist with palm facing up.
3. Make sure the edge of the cuff is about 1 cm from the plam.
4. In order to ensure accurate measurements, fasten the velcro strap securely around your wrist so there is no extra space between the cuff
and the wrist. If the cuff is not wrapped tight enough, the measurement values will be inaccurate.
5. The measurement values will be correct even if you wrap the cuff askew.
6. If your physician has diagnosed you with poor circulation on your left arm, carefully place the cuff around your right wrist.
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WHAT IS MEAN ARTERIAL PRESSURE
(MAP)
The Mean Arterial Pressure is the average pressure forcing blood
throughthe arteries. It is not the average of the systolic and diastolic
blood pressure. It corresponds to a state of balance between the
compressive and expansive forces acting on the arterial wall when
there is no distension of the arterial wall, either outward or inward.
MAP is an excellent way to evaluate the stress on the walls of the
vessels. It is useful to quickly evaluate excessive load on the
cardiovascularsystem. Show the history of the MAP to your doctor
mayhelpprovidingmoreinformationforhisreferencetounderstand
your situation.
Important:
Consult your doctor on Mean Arterial Pressure.
OSCILLOMETRIC MEASURING METHOD
This device adopts the Oscillometric Measuring Method to provide
readings of not only Diastolic and Systolic blood pressure, but also,
unique,MeanArterialPressure.TheOscillometricMeasuringMethod
was first described by Marey in the late 1800s, several decades
before Korotkoffs description of the auscultatory method. The
Oscillometric Measuring Method is a good means to determine the
systolic / diastolic / mean blood pressure based on the measurement
of pressure oscillation during the cuff pressure deflation phase.
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90 140 160
Systolic (mmHg)
diastolic (mmHg)
BLOOD PRESURE DEFINITIONS
Information obtained from the World Health Organization (WHO)
Hypertension systolic over 160
(high pressure) diastolic over 95
Hypertonia systolic 140-159
(Border value) diastolic 90-94
Hypotension Normal
(low pressure) range
systolic under 90 systolic 139
diastolic 89
please note:
-Hypotension value is for reference only.
-Blood pressure is considered high when either the diastolic
or systolic blood pressure value exceeds normal range.
-Consult a medical professional when blood-pressure values
are outside of the normal range.
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MEASUREMENT
Withtheindividual in asitting position and withthe cuff attachedas
previously mentioned, a blood pressure reading can be obtained.
Note:
-For accurate pressure measurement, take blood-pressure
readings in a seated position. Avoid leaning back while
the measurement is being taken.
-Ensure that the lower arm is raised so that the upper edge
of the cuff is on the same level as the heart.
-Ideally, place the palm of the hand facing upwards.
-In order to ensure a proper measurement, sit quietly and
avoid talking and moving the fingers and hand. Rapid
movements or other activities may alter blood pressure
readings.
-At any time, to stop the pressurizing process, press the
" "Button;thecuffwillstopinflatingandairwill exhaust
from the unit.
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HOW TO TAKE MEASUREMENT
Refer to Fig1
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Note:
1. Remove all watches, jewelry, etc. prior to attaching the wrist
monitor.Clothingsleevesshouldberolledupandthecuffshould
be wrapped on bare skin for correct measurements.
2. Apply cuff to left wrist with palm facing up.
3. Make sure the edge of the cuff is about 1 cm from the plam.
4. Inorderto ensureaccuratemeasurements,fastenthe velcrostrap
securelyaroundyourwristsothereisnoextra space between the
cuff and the wrist. If the cuff is not wrapped tight enough, the
measurement values will be inaccurate.
5. Press the " " Button, to start the measurement process.
6. To interrupt the measurement, simply press button. The cuff
will deflate immediatey after the button is pressed.
7. Donottalkormoveyourarmorhandmuscles. Thismonitorwill
re-inflate automatically if the system detects that your body
needs higher pressure to measure your blood pressure.
8. Each reading will be saved to the memory automatically after
each measurement.
9. Up to 30 measurements can be stored to the memory.
HOW TO RECALL VALUES FROM
MEMORY
Refer to Fig2 Fig 2
Note:
a. The latest measurement will be shown first.
b. Every new press of the calls for one prior value stored.
c. The date& time of measurementwill be shown inthe memory of
the same time.
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