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Manual Little Doctor LD-70NR Blood Pressure Monitor

Name: Little Doctor LD-70NR Blood Pressure Monitor
Brand: Little Doctor
SKU: LD-70NR
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Manual

ENG

5. On the ﬁ xed cuﬀ the sign «INDEX» should point to the area

«NORMAL» (ﬁ g 7). It means that the cuﬀ is chosen correctly and ﬁ ts

the size of your upper arm. If the sign points to the area marked «

» or to the left, the cuﬀ is too small and the readings will be

higher. If the sign points to the area marked «

» or to the right,

the cuﬀ is too large and the readings will be lower.

Fig. 7

6. If the arm has a conic form, the cuﬀ should be put on

with a spiral movement as shown in the ﬁ g. 8.

Fig. 8

If the rolled-up sleeve squeezes the arm interfering

with free blood ﬂ ow the Device may give inaccurate

ﬁ gures not corresponding to your actual blood

pressure

(ﬁ g. 9)

Fig. 9

Place stethoscope head so that it was located in

depression, somewhat higher than elbow bend (Fig. 4). If

You use the device with built-in stethoscope (for models

LD-60 and LD-71A), to reach better auscultation of pulse

on full hand, the cuﬀ may be turned round the hand

approximately by quarter of circle (60-90˚) in such way that

stethoscope head would be positioned on inner side of

hand (more close to the body).

Fig. 10

9. Pressure shall be measured in sitting or lying position of human. IN SITTING

POSITION WATCH THAT PART OF HAND WITH CUFF WOULD BE LOCATED AT THE

LEVEL OF HEART, AND HAND WOULD BE FREELY LOCATED ON THE TABLE AND

WOULD NOT MOVE

MEASUREMENT PROCEDURE

Insert metal tubes of stethoscope into ears. Close air valve on air pump,

having turned it clockwise. Squeezing air pump, pump up the cuﬀ ,

listening to pulse by stethoscope. After You stopped to listen to pulse,

pump up the cuﬀ by 30 mm Hg more

Slowly opening air valve, turning it counterclockwise, bleed down pressure

in the cuﬀ . Watch that pressure in the cuﬀ would fall down at speed 2-4 mm

Hg per second. This is necessary to get accurate result.

As soon as You hear weak pulse beats, memorize manometer reading. This

is Your systolic (upper) arterial pressure

4. Pressure in the cuﬀ is continuing falling down at the same speed (2-4 mm Hg

per second). You are continuing to listen to pulse. Sounds which You hear will

change. Unlike the ﬁ rst beats, they will become softer, resembling rustling.

At the moment when You practically stop seize pulse, memorize manometer

reading. This is Your diastolic (lower) arterial pressure.

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Brand	Little Doctor
Model	LD-70NR
Category	Blood Pressure Monitors
File type	PDF
File size	0.32 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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