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- Page 1 HealtkAt Home w Finger Blood Pressure Monitor Instruction Booklet Read All Instructions Carefully Before Use Save These Instructions...
- Page 2 DO’S AND DON’TS FOR ACCURATE BLOOD PRESSURE READINGS 1. DO Read instructions carefully before using Monitor. 2. DO Rest arm on a flat surface so that finger is at heart level when taking measurements. 3. DO Remain calm, quiet and still when measurements are being taken.
- Page 3 1. DO NOT move arms or hands when measurement is being taken. 2. DO NOT talk or chew gum when measurement is being taken. 3. DO NOT take a series of measurements without waiting at least 10 minutes between measurements. 4.
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Page 4: What Is Blood Pressure
Measurement of the rate of pressure exerted by the blood upon the Blood pressure: walls of the blood vessels. The heart contracts and then relaxes, producing the two levels of blood pressure. The highest point of blood pressure; level of blood pressure Systolic: produced as your heart beats. - Page 5 Blood pressure varies constantly and may change due to: physical trauma mental anxieties smoking - - - - - exercise eating drinking caffeinated or alcoholic beverages Only a qualified physician can determine whether your blood pressure is normal. is high blood pressure, and is most common among adults and the Hypertension: elderly;...
- Page 6 In young, healthy adults the normal blood pressure range is between 100 and 140 mmHg (milli- meters of mercury) for SYSTOLIC pressure, and between 60 and 90 mmHg for DIASTOLIC pressure. The range of pressure can vary considerably depending on age and physical condition. ONLY A QUALIFIED PHYSICIAN CAN DETERMINE WHAT IS “NORMAL”...
- Page 7 PARTS OF YOUR BLOOD PRESSURE MONITOR Cuff Size Adjuster Blood Pressure and Pulse Rate Display Power Button...
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Page 8: Description Of Display Marks
DESCRIPTION OF DISPLAY MARKS DISPLAY MARK CONDITION/CAUSE Heart mark appears during measurement conditions and flashes when pulse is de- Measurerneni in progress tected. Mark flashes when power is turned on and there is air re- maining in the Finger Cuff. Mark flashes at the com- Exhausting pletion of the measurement... - Page 9 Appears when the battery is excessively low. Replace Batteries Appears when the blood pressure cannot be mea- sured accurately. Measurement Error The pulse is very weak; or the finger is cold; or Finger Cuff is too loose. Replace all four batteries with new ones.
- Page 11 HOW TO USE YOUR SUNBEAM DIGITAL BLOOD PRESSURE MONITOR 1. Slide the Cuff-Size Adjuster to top (Loose) position to open the Finger Cuff fully. 2. Insert your left index finger fully into the Finger Cuff. (Use of alternate finger will result in an improper read- ing.) Left finger is preferred but right finger is acceptable.
- Page 12 3. Press the Power Button. A set of symbols will appear on the Display (Fig. 3) Wait for the “0’ symbol, indicat- ing that the Monitor is ready to measure, to appear in the Display before starting measurement. 4. Slide the Cuff Size Adjuster down until the too tight indicator appear on the Display (Fig.4).
- Page 13 6. Remain still after inflation is completed. The Monitor will then begin deflation of the Finger Bladder automati- cally. Pressure readings will be indicated on the left side of display as the pressure in the Finger Bladder de- creases; exhaust rate appears on the right side of Display.
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Page 14: Specifications
Model: 7656-10 Type: Oscillometric Measurement Range: 0 - 280mmHg (Pressure) 40 - 200 beats/minute (Pulse) Accuracy: +/-3mmHg or +/-2% of reading, whichever is greater Pulse: +/- 5% of reading Inflation: Automatic, using an electronic pump Deflation: ECEV (Electronic Controlled Exhaust Valve) Power Source: Type AA batteries (2) Battery Life: Approx. - Page 15 This warranty gives you specific legal rights. and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state. Warrantor: Sunbeam Home Comfort @Sunbeam TM Health at Home, 01992 Sunbeam Home Comfort Distributed by Sunbeam Home Comfort, Schaumburg, IL 60173 P.N.