ARM STRAINOMETER VEROVAL BLOOD PRESSURE

ACTION AND DESCRIPTION

Digital and automatic blood pressure monitor/blood pressure monitor, based on oscillometric method to perform the measurement on the arm.

Measured procedure: oscillometric

Display range: 0 - 300 mmHg

Measuring interval:

- Systole (SYS): 50 - 280 mmHg

- Diastole (DIA): 30 - 200 mmHg

- Pulse: 40 - 199 beats per minute

The display of correct values outside the measuring interface cannot be guaranteed.

Reading unit: 1 mmHg

Technical accuracy:

- Sleeve pressure: +/- 3 mmHg

- Pulse: +/- 5 % of the indicated frequency

Clinical measurement accuracy: meets the requirements of DIN EN 1060-4 standards; Korotkoff validation method: Phase 1 (SYS). Phase V (DIA)

Type of operation: permanent operation

Power supply: 4 1.5V Mignon alkaline manganese batteries (AAILR06) or optional power supply Veroval®

Battery capacity: approx. 1000 measurements

Protection against electrical desires: medical device with internal source of electrical power (in case of exclusive use with batteries); use component: type BF

Protection against the inlet of water or solid materials: IP21 (without moisture protection)

Inflation pressure: approx. 190 mmHg at first measurement

Automatic disconnection: 1 minute after finishing the measurement / if not, 30 sec.

Sleeve: Sleeve Veroval® for arm blood pressure monitor, Secure Fit sleeve for arm circumferences of 22 -42 cm

Memory capacity: 2 x 100 measurements with average value of all measurements and average morning/afternoon value of the last 7 days

Terms of Use:

- Ambient temperature: +10oC to +40oC

- Relative air humidity: < 90%, non-condensing

- atmospheric pressure: 800 hPa - 1050 hPa

Storage/transport conditions: ambient temperature: -20 oC to +55 oC relative humidity: < 90 %, non-condensing

Serial number: in the battery compartment

PC connection port: software Veroval® medi.connect allows you to query the memory of measurement values and the graphical representation of the measurement values on the computer.

Reference to standards: IEC 60601-1; IEC 60601-1-2

CE marking. ON: 0123. Class.

MODE OF USE

Patient conditions:

- Avoid previous physical exercise

- Rest for 5 minutes before measurement

- Proper position (avoid isometric muscle activity): seating, straight back and resting on the backrest of the chair and arms supported at heart height, legs not crossed

- Avoid measuring in cases of disconfort, full bladder, etc.

- Quiet and comfortable atmosphere.

Pre-measurement relaxation:

- Reduce anxiety or restlessness as much as possible

- Minimize mental activity: don't talk, don't ask

- Avoid caffeine or tobacco use in the previous 15 minutes and symptoms (e.g. pain) or psychic/emotional agitation

Measurement:

- Select the arm with the highest PA, if any

- Adjust without slack and without compressing

- Remove thick garments, avoid wrapping them so that they compress

- The center of the chamber (or the mark of the cuff) must match the gill artery

- The cuff should be at heart level; but not so the device, which should be well visible to the explorer

- Follow the manufacturer's instructions

- In general, it is necessary to turn on the sphygmomanometer and proceed to the measurement by pressing the button indicated for this purpose

- Wait to finish reading and record it on the appropriate sheet.

Other

Tips for correct pressure intake:

It is important to take it correctly to get exact values.

Sit in the right position in a chair and put your arms on the table. If the wrist is not at heart level, a correct value will not be obtained. Relax your shoulders and arm, and take it in a natural posture.

It is important to take at home and write down the obtained values, every day at the same time; so, you can figure out the trend of your pressure. Your doctor will diagnose the results to advise you on your health care.

Because the taking posture and thickness of the blood vessels are different in the socket on the wrist, the value may vary slightly from the intake in the arm.