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BLOOD PRESSURE STANDARD

The table below is criteria for hypertension that

is publicly available from the National Heart Lung

and Blood Institute at the U.S. National Institutes of

Health (NIH) (http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/dci/Diseases/

Hbp/HBP_WhatIs.html)

. Users can compare their own

blood pressure readings against these established

criteria to determine if they may be potentially at

increased risk.

This table is applicable to most adults aged 18 and

older. Blood pressure tends to go up and down,

even in people who normally don’t have high

readings. If your numbers stay above the “normal”

range most of the time, you may be at increased

risk and should consult your physician.

Although one can easily find where their own blood

pressure readings fall on this table, this monitor

comes equipped with a Risk Category Index that

automatically compares each reading to this criteria

and provides a helpful cue if your reading falls into

one of the stages that could potentially indicate

increased risk. See page 26 for more information

on this feature.

Please note that cues provided by this monitor are

only intended to assist you in using this table. The

table and cues are only provided for convenience

to have access to the NIH information. They are

not a substitute for a medical examination by your

physician. It is important for you to consult with your

physician regularly. Your physician will tell you your

normal blood pressure range as well as the point at

which you may actually be considered to be at risk.

HOW THIS BLOOD PRESSURE MONITOR

WORKS

This monitor uses Smart Measure™ technology to detect

your blood pressure. With one touch of a button, the cuff

will automatically inflate to block the blood flow through

your artery. Next, the deflation process starts. Smart

Measure™ technology enables the monitor to automatically

inflate and deflate at the appropriate level for each

individual. Please note that any muscle movement during

inflation or deflation will cause measurement error. When

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Brand	Homedics
Model	BPW-260
Category	Blood Pressure Monitors
File type	PDF
File size	4.31 MB

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I just measured my blood pressure with a blood pressure monitor, but what is considered a 'normal' blood pressure? Verified

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When measuring blood pressure two values are displayed, systolic and diastolic pressure. Systolic pressure is the pressure on the veins when the heart contracts and diastolic pressure is the pressure on the veins then the heart relaxes.

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