Sphygmomanometer (Blood Pressure Monitor)

Description

A Sphygmomanometer, also called blood pressure monitor, is an essential piece of medical equipment that you can use to determine your blood pressure accurately. Essential in hospitals, the clinics and home healthcare to provide critical insights on cardiovascular health and help detect hypertension or other related conditions. At Fapello, we carry both manual (aneroid) and digital sphygmomanometers, all trusted for their accuracy, durability and ease-of-use.

Key Features:

• Available in manual and digital models.

• Clear displays when pressure is present: mercury, dial or digital screen.

• Cuffs that are high quality with adjustable sizing to ensure comfort and accuracy.

• In preparation for needles being used by children, the following items were provided: – Latex-free bulb and valve in manual versions (for safety sake)?

• Memory storage in digital models to track & review results.

• Automatic inflation and deflation in digital monitors (for convenience).

Best For:

• General practitioners.

• Cardiologists.

• Nurses and home health aides.

• Hospitals and clinics.

• Patients taking their hypertension at home.

Why Fapello’s Blood Pressure Monitors?

• Clinically proven for reliable accuracy.

• Trusted by healthcare professionals from all over the world.

• Easy to read displays and intuitive design.

• Inexpensive, without sacrificing reliability.

• Backed by Fapello’s customer service guarantee.

How to Use (Digital Monitor):

1. Put the cuff snugly on the upper arm.

2. Push the start button on the device.

3. Inwait automatic inflation and deflation.

4. Read systolic and diastolic readings from the display.

5. Record or review stored readings, if necessary.

How to Use (Manual Monitor):

1. Put the cuff securely over the upper arm.

2. Inflate the cuff with the hand pump.

3. Place a stethoscope over the brachial artery.

4. Listen for Korotkoff sounds about the release of air at a slow rate.
5. Read of systolic and diastolic pressures from the dial or mercury scale.

We recommend the Sphygmomanometer as a cornerstone device for both professional and home use. With accurate readings, durable construction and simple operation, it is still one of the most reliable tools to watch heart health.