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- Page 1 Digital Blood Pressure Monitor for the upper arm INSTRUCTION MANUAL GT-5907...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Information you should know before operating the unit ..........25 About the unit Function description ........... 26 Explanation of displays ........27 Preparation for use Installing/Replacing batteries ......28 Attaching the pressure cuff ....... 29 Posture during measurement ......30 Operations Setting the clock and date ......... -
Page 3: Information You Should Know Before Operating The Unit
Information you should know before operating the unit What is blood pressure? A force is created by the heart as the ventricleforcibly ejects blood into the blood vessels and through the vascular system. Another force is created by the arte- ries as they resist the blood fl... -
Page 4: About The Unit Function Description
The Geratherm med control have 2 x 99 memories with date and time display, a big LCD screen and arrhythmia detection. -
Page 5: Explanation Of Displays
About the unit cuff LCD Display On/Off Button Memory The cuff is designed to fi t arm sizes between 22 and 30cm (8.7 to 11.81 inches.) Explanation of displays Date/ Time Low Batterie Systo- classi- fi cation Diasto- Pulse Group Irregular Heart Beat (IHB) Memory... -
Page 6: Preparation For Use
Preparation for use Installing/ Replacing batteries 1. Insert the batteries into the battery compartment matching correct polarities “+” and “-”. 2. Replace all batteries if the low battery indicator ap- pears. 3. Remove the batteries if the unit will not be used for a long period of time. -
Page 7: Attaching The Pressure Cuff
Preparation for Use Attaching the pressure cuff 1. Wrap the cuff around the left arm. The arm should be bare. 2. Fasten the cuff. Don‘t pull it too strong or make the cuff too tight. The edge of the cuff should be appro- ximately 1 inch from the crease of your elbow. -
Page 8: Posture During Measurement
Preparation for Use Posture during measurement 1. Sit upright and ensure that the cuff is at heart level. Relax and retain a natural posture during measure- ment. 2. Measure and record blood pressure at the same time every day to establish your blood pressure pattern. -
Page 9: Operations
Operations Setting the clock and date 1. Clock Mode Once you install the batteries, with two “beep”, the LCD will display the time and date by turns. At the same time, the machine enters the Radio Control- led Clock Mode with the RCC symbol twinkling. - Page 10 Operations c. Periodical receiving The machine will automatically receive the RCC signal at the time 2:05 and 14:05 every day. You can skip the receiving process by press the button “START” to enter clock mode. 3. Manual Clock Adjusting Normally, the time and date can be adjusted by RCC signal automatically.
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Page 11: Measuring Blood Pressure
Operations Measuring blood pressure a. After your body is in a comfortable position, press the “START” button. After a long “beep”, BPM will verify itself with LCD display all automatically, and the COLOUR CHANGE LED will lighten with 3 co- lours by turn (picture 1). - Page 12 Operations e. Then the monitor begins to pressurize automatically. During the measurement, the current pressure will display on the LCD, and the bars will automatically rise up or fall down with the current pressure in the cuff. The heart sign will glimmer with the heartbeat during the pressure are falling down.
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Page 13: Who Classifi Cation Of Blood Pressure For Adults
Operations WHO classifi cation of blood pressure for adults Severe hypertension (Grade 3) Moderate Hypertension (Grade 2) Mild Hypertension (Grade 1) Boarderline Normal Optimal Blood pressu- Systolic Diastolic Color re classifi ca- BP mm BP mm indica- tion Optimal < 120 <... -
Page 14: Recalling Memories
Operations Recalling memories a. Under the clock-displaying mode, press button “MEM” will enter the mode of recalling memories. LCD will show how many results it has in the current group. Now you can modify the current group numb- er by pressing the “START” button, and confi rm the current group by pressing the “MEM”... -
Page 15: Care And Maintenance
Care and maintenance Do not drop the unit. It is not shock-proof. Do not modify or disassemble the unit or the arm cuff. Do not twist the arm cuff. Use a cloth moistened with water or neutral detergent to clean the body of the unit and then wipe it dry. - Page 16 Care and maintenance Avoid thinning agents, benzine, and other harsh cleaners. Keep the unit in a suitable place. Avoid high tempera- tures, direct sunlight, high humidity level, and dust. Remove the batteries if the unit will not be used for a long time. Do not press the POWER button if the cuff has not been...
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Page 17: Error Messages
Error messages Abnorma- Reason Checkout lity Batteries low Change the shows low batteries battery symbol Pressure system shows is unstable before “Er 0” measurement. Systolic pressure Don’t move shows detect fail and try again. “Er 1” Diastolic pressu- shows re detect fail “Er 2”... - Page 18 Error messages Abnorma- Reason Checkout lity Infl ation above shows 300mmHg “Er 5” Pressure is over shows 15 mmHg for lon- “Er 6” ger than 3 min. At the start of measurement the pressure reading must be below 15 Measure mmHg.
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Page 19: Specifi Cations
Specifi cations Display System Liquid Crystal Display Measuring Method oscillometric method, automatic air infl ation and measurement Power Source 4 alkaline “AA“ type batteries (1.5V) or AC/DC adapter (optional) Measuring Range blood pressure measuring range: 0-295mmHg Heart pulse rate range 40-180 pulse beats/min Accuracy ±3mmHg (blood pressure) -
Page 20: Gb Quality Standard
Quality standard The unit meets the requirements of Council Directive 93/42/EEC concerning medical devices. A Quality Management system, certifi ed according to EN ISO 13485, guarantees that the product complies with the required quality criteria. The blood pressure monitor conforms to EN 1060-1 (Non invasive sphygmomanometers part 1: General requirements) and EN 1060-3 (Non invasive sphyg- momanometers part 3: Supplementary requirements...
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