BeHealthy Aneroid Sphygmomanometer, BP Apparatus

PRODUCT FEATURES

• Accurate
• Durable
• Comfortable and Wide Cotton Cuff
• Clinically Tested
• Premium-quality aluminum body and overall design
• Large Dial Size
• Pressure Range: 20-300 mmHg

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The BeHealthy Sphygmomanometer offers precise blood pressure measurement with its inflatable cuff and accurate manometer. Designed for both professional and personal use, this device ensures reliable readings for effective cardiovascular health monitoring.

Paired with the BeHealthy Dualhead Stethoscope, healthcare professionals and students can confidently auscultate heart, lung, and other body sounds. With its dual-head chestpiece featuring both bell and diaphragm sides, this stethoscope provides versatility for various auscultation needs, from heart murmurs to breath sounds.

Comfortable ear tips and flexible tubing enhance user comfort during extended use, while durable construction ensures long-term reliability in any clinical setting. The BeHealthy Clinical Kit is the ultimate solution for accurate patient assessment and monitoring.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE

1. Place the cuff evenly around the upper arm with the center over the brachial artery and the lower end just above the elbow.
2. Inflate the cuff until the radial pulse (the pulse on the wrist) is no longer felt.
3. Slowly deflate the cuff until the radial pulse reappears. The pressure at which this occurs is the systolic pressure (the top number in a blood pressure reading).
4. Deflate the cuff further and listen with a stethoscope placed above the brachial artery. You'll hear sounds with each heartbeat. The point where the sounds first appear corresponds to the systolic pressure.
5. Continue deflating the cuff until the sounds disappear. This point indicates the diastolic pressure (the bottom number in a blood pressure reading).
6. If it's difficult to hear the sounds, note the pressure at which the radial pulse reappears for an approximate systolic pressure.
7. Maintenance: Ensure regular comparison checks and calibration of sphygmomanometers for accuracy.