Automatic BLOOD PRESSURE Meter
MB-300B UPPER-ARM
Problem:
To take blood pressure, it is conventional practice for a doctor (or nurse or other trained operator) to wrap the cuff of a sphygmomanometer around a patient's arm. He then utilizes one hand to inflate the cuff by means of a squeeze bulb to impede the flow of blood to the arm, while with his other hand he holds the sensor of a stethoscope on the patient's arm to monitor heart pulses acoustically. Using his first hand, the doctor then slowly bleeds air from the cuff to gradually decrease the pressure in the cuff while carefully observing the pressure gauge (aneroid or mercury column) of the sphygmomanometer. As the pressure in the cuff decreases he observes and mentally retains the pressure gauge readings at which the first heart pulse is heard (systolic pressure) and at which the heart pulses cease to be heard (diastolic pressure). It is common for the doctor or operator to repeat this process one or more times either to confirm the initial readings in the event that he may not have been able to clearly detect the systolic and diastolic pressure points, or to minimize the uncertainty of this type of measuring system, or to average the results, or to re-affirm the results in the event of loss of concentration or failure to remember of the observed readings.
It is clear that due to the inherent lack of precision with this type of medical measurement system, the results vary significantly from operator to operator. Additionally, this instrument is slow, needs much subjective judgment in interpreting the results, is cumbersome to use, and does not easily adapt itself for use by an average patient in taking his own blood pressure.
Solution:
A digital sphygmomanometer has a conventional arm cuff and a compact high sensitivity pneumatic sensor measuring system utilizing mechanical/optical/electronic techniques rapidly and accurately converts one's blood pressure to encoded digital signals which provide dual latched three digit displays of systolic and diastolic pressures with countdown in 1 mm Hg or 0.1 KPa increments on the respective displays of cuff pressure as it is decreased to systolic pressure and as it is decreased from systolic to diastolic pressure.
Advantages:
Digital BP meter can easily & accurately measure Blood Pressure. Compared to the aneroid or mercury column type of sphygmomanometer, it automatically measures blood pressure without the need for conventional manometers or stethoscopes. Also, it‘s easy to set up and use by an operator or by the patient himself to rapidly and accurately measures BP. You don’t need a medical skill to measure BP. MB-300A BP meter can also measure heart/ pulse rate accurately & easily. It’s safe to you & to the environment since it doesn’t have Mercury. It’s Low Cost, yet Good Quality. It’s Highly Recommended for Doctors, Nurses, Caregivers, Nursing Students, Medical Personnel, & to common people wishing to monitor their own BP at home or at work.
1) Measuring range: 0-300mmHg/ 0-40.0kPa
2) Measuring accuracy: ±0.4kPa/ ±3mmHg
3) Min. scale: 0.1kPa/1mmHg
4) Memory: 60 group memories
5) Auto shut-off (30sec after idle)
6) Date and clock
7) Battery life: approx. 2 months (at 3min per day)
8) Size: 150 x 105 x 55mm
9) N.W.: 180g (including battery)
10) Passed CE Certification
1 year warranty
Selling Price (SRP) : Php2,650
Free 4pcs AA Alkaline batteries (you can use also AC/ DC adaptor 500mA)
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note: also called as Digital Sphygmomanometer
