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ADC
ADC Bariatric Cuff Arm Aneroid Sphygmomanometer Unit
This Bariatric Diagnostix™ Pocket Aneroid Sphygmomanometer is specifically designed for use on overweight individuals. With its proprietary Size Guide™ marking system, it's easy to properly place the cuff around the patient's arm. The Diagnostix™ aneroid...
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Omron
Omron Blood Pressure Monitor Cart
Use the IntelliSense™ Blood Pressure Monitor Cart with your IntelliSense™ Professional Digital Blood Pressure Monitor. This floor stand option allows for easy mobility of the IntelliSense™ Professional Digital Blood Pressure Monitor throughout a facility...
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McKesson
McKesson LUMEON Manual Blood Pressure Monitor, Inflation Pump and Cuff
Cuff Size: Child Color: Green Precision-crafted 300mmHg manometer exceeds industry standards Extended scaleplate graduation marks reduce parallax for easier viewing from virtually any angle Nylon cuff with comprehensive marking system helps to prevent...
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ADC
Advantage 6015N Wrist Digital Blood Pressure Monitor, Automatic Inflation
ADC's Advantage instruments are offered in manual, upper-arm digital, and wrist digital models. The Advantage 6015N digital wrist blood pressure monitor is one of the most popular home units. The monitor can measure systolic and diastolic pressure, as...
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ADC
Advantage 6021N Series Digital Blood Pressure Monitor, Automatic Inflation
ADC's Advantage instruments are offered in manual, upper-arm digital, and wrist digital models. The Advantage 6021N measures systolic, diastolic pressure, and pulse. The Smart Logic technology determines ideal inflation level, providing the ultimate in...
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McKesson
McKesson Manual Blood Pressure Monitor - Aneroid Sphygmomanometer
These are pocket style, hand held Aneroid Sphygmomanometers that are designed to measure blood pressure by temporarily restricting the blood flow through and inflating cuff. Unlike some other BP Monitors, the Entrust Aneroid Sphygmomanometer has easily...
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Drive
Drive Medium Arm Home Automatic Digital Blood Pressure Monitor
The drive™ Medical Deluxe Automatic Blood Pressure Monitor is an essential device for health care professionals or those with blood pressure concerns. It offers one-touch operation for quick and easy use. The drive™ Medical automatic deluxe blood...
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Drive
drive Digital Blood Pressure Monitor Unit for Wrist, Automatic Inflation
The drive™ Medical Economy Automatic Blood Pressure Monitor is an essential device for health care professionals or those with blood pressure concerns. It offers one-touch operation for quick and easy use. The drive™ Medical automatic deluxe blood...
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ADC
ADC Hardware
Black Vinyl coated wire container with extra room for larger inflation systems Standard with ADC Wall Mercury Sphyg May be used with any brand of sphygmomanometer Measures 7-inch x 4-inch x 7-inch Complete with all mounting hardware
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McKesson
McKesson Aneroid Gauge - Handheld Blood Pressure NIBP Gauge
For use with Standard Aneroid Sphygmomanometers (01-775 Series).Black body, white face with black numbers 300mmHg, no-pin stop Individually tested to conform to ANSI SP9 standards
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Omron
IntelliSense Multiple Sizes Arm Digital Blood Pressure Monitor
The Omron HEM-907XL is a versatile Blood Pressure Monitor designed for clinical use in professional settings, including physician's offices, hospitals, and other point of care environments. Because hypertension affects nearly one in three Americans, it...
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ADC
Diagnostix 720 Series Blood Pressure Kit, Arm Cuff and Pump
300mmHg Japanese engineered manometer with classic black baked enamel finish Adflow filter screen check and deflation valve reduce dust build-up Adflow chrome-plated brass air release valve for precise deflation control Leatherette carrying case with...
As low as $56.56
Blood Pressure Units
Blood Pressure Units
In many chronic conditions like hypertension, diabetes, and kidney diseases, accurate blood pressure measurement is extremely important. Monitoring your blood pressure at home using a blood pressure unit provides valuable information about your health.
What Are Blood Pressure Units?
Blood pressure units are automatic blood pressure monitors used in health care facilities or at home. They consist of a wrist or arm cuff and a digital monitor. Unlike manual blood pressure cuffs, they work at a touch of a button and display the reading on the LCD. In addition, the device measures your heart rate and can catch irregular heartbeats.
How Do They Work?
Just like regular blood pressure cuffs, blood pressure units measure your systolic and diastolic blood pressures. Systolic blood pressure measures the force of blood as it moves through the arteries to the rest of the body. The bottom figure, diastolic blood pressure, measures the force your heart produces on the walls of your arteries between beats.
When the cuff records your systolic and diastolic pressures, it creates vibrations detected by the blood pressure reader, which are then displayed on the LCD display.
Types of Blood Pressure Units
Arm Blood Pressure Units
Digital arm blood pressure monitors allow for easy and accurate blood pressure measurement. In addition, they have portable monitors and are slim and discrete for convenience.
When looking for a suitable blood pressure unit, find one with the appropriate cuff size, and make sure you're not allergic to any of the materials.
You can also look for units that provide more health information aside from the systolic and diastolic blood pressures. For example, some units also read pulse rate, time of the day, and date.
This information, coupled with the expanded memory storage, will allow you to review your previous readings with a touch of a button. This can come in handy when updating your doctor or tracking blood pressure spikes or dips throughout the day.
Wrist Blood Pressure Units
Wrist blood pressure units work the same way, except that you wrap the cuff around your wrist instead of your arm. When looking for a wrist blood pressure unit, check the information you can obtain from the device and its maximum storage. That will give you an idea of how many readings it can hold.
Double Check the Instructions
Whether you choose an arm or wrist cuff monitor, ensure it has a complete and easy-to-follow guide. Blood pressure device readings tend to be easily affected by several factors, including human errors and body positions.
Pay Attention to Cuff Size
The size of the cuff is essential for both an arm or wrist unit. They come in pediatric, adult, and bariatric sizes. Choosing the right one for your needs will ensure a more accurate reading.
With digital blood pressure units, you can measure your blood pressure anytime, anywhere, even when you're on vacation, so that you can be an active member of your healthcare team.
In many chronic conditions like hypertension, diabetes, and kidney diseases, accurate blood pressure measurement is extremely important. Monitoring your blood pressure at home using a blood pressure unit provides valuable information about your health.
What Are Blood Pressure Units?
Blood pressure units are automatic blood pressure monitors used in health care facilities or at home. They consist of a wrist or arm cuff and a digital monitor. Unlike manual blood pressure cuffs, they work at a touch of a button and display the reading on the LCD. In addition, the device measures your heart rate and can catch irregular heartbeats.
How Do They Work?
Just like regular blood pressure cuffs, blood pressure units measure your systolic and diastolic blood pressures. Systolic blood pressure measures the force of blood as it moves through the arteries to the rest of the body. The bottom figure, diastolic blood pressure, measures the force your heart produces on the walls of your arteries between beats.
When the cuff records your systolic and diastolic pressures, it creates vibrations detected by the blood pressure reader, which are then displayed on the LCD display.
Types of Blood Pressure Units
Arm Blood Pressure Units
Digital arm blood pressure monitors allow for easy and accurate blood pressure measurement. In addition, they have portable monitors and are slim and discrete for convenience.
When looking for a suitable blood pressure unit, find one with the appropriate cuff size, and make sure you're not allergic to any of the materials.
You can also look for units that provide more health information aside from the systolic and diastolic blood pressures. For example, some units also read pulse rate, time of the day, and date.
This information, coupled with the expanded memory storage, will allow you to review your previous readings with a touch of a button. This can come in handy when updating your doctor or tracking blood pressure spikes or dips throughout the day.
Wrist Blood Pressure Units
Wrist blood pressure units work the same way, except that you wrap the cuff around your wrist instead of your arm. When looking for a wrist blood pressure unit, check the information you can obtain from the device and its maximum storage. That will give you an idea of how many readings it can hold.
Double Check the Instructions
Whether you choose an arm or wrist cuff monitor, ensure it has a complete and easy-to-follow guide. Blood pressure device readings tend to be easily affected by several factors, including human errors and body positions.
Pay Attention to Cuff Size
The size of the cuff is essential for both an arm or wrist unit. They come in pediatric, adult, and bariatric sizes. Choosing the right one for your needs will ensure a more accurate reading.
With digital blood pressure units, you can measure your blood pressure anytime, anywhere, even when you're on vacation, so that you can be an active member of your healthcare team.