Manual Tensiometer BP Monitor

A Manual Tensiometer BP Monitor is a traditional blood pressure monitoring device that usually consists of a cuff, a cuff pump, a manometer, and a stethoscope. It is mainly used to measure blood pressure and determine the values ​​of systolic and diastolic blood pressure by observing the changes in air pressure in the cuff. When using the device, first wrap the cuff around the upper arm of the person being tested, and then gradually increase the air pressure through the pump until the pressure exceeds the person's systolic blood pressure. Next, slowly release the air pressure and observe the sound changes in the stethoscope to determine the values ​​of systolic and diastolic blood pressure.

1. Aneroid pressure gauge: This is a dial or digital display that shows the pressure reading. It measures the pressure inside the cuff.
2. Cuff: The cuff, which is usually made of nylon or other durable materials, is wrapped around the upper arm and applies pressure to the brachial artery.
3. Inflatable ball: This rubber ball can be squeezed to manually inflate the cuff, increasing the pressure inside the arm.
4. Valve: The valve controls the release of air from the cuff. Open slowly to deflate the cuff and allow blood to resume flow.
5. Stethoscope: Use a stethoscope to listen to the sound of blood flow (Korotkoff sounds) as the cuff is deflated. This helps determine systolic and diastolic blood pressure.

High accuracy: It is regarded as the gold standard for blood pressure measurement when used correctly.
Durable and reliable: It is made of high-quality materials and is durable.
No batteries or power supply required: It is manually operated and suitable for use in any environment.
Portability: It is lightweight and easy to carry, suitable for clinics, hospitals or home use.

Preparation before operation: Make sure the cuff is at the same level as the heart, keep quiet, and avoid activity before measuring.
Regular calibration: The manual sphygmomanometer needs to be calibrated regularly to ensure the accuracy of the measurement.
Professional guidance: It is recommended that you use it under the guidance of a doctor or professional, especially when doing so for the first time.

1. Daily cleaning and maintenance
After using the manual sphygmomanometer, it is necessary to carry out daily cleaning and maintenance in time to maintain its good working performance and extend its service life. First of all, for the airbag part, it should be carefully cleaned after each use to avoid the residue of blood, body fluids or other dirt, which may cause the performance of the airbag to decrease or affect the accuracy of the measurement results. Use a soft, dry cloth to gently wipe the surface of the air bag. Do not use corrosive cleaners or chemical solvents to avoid damaging the air bag material.The pressure gauge is one of the core components of the manual sphygmomanometer, which is responsible for accurately displaying the pressure value during measurement. During use, it is necessary to avoid violent impact or fall, to prevent damage to the internal structure of the pressure gauge, and to prevent the pressure gauge from being in a humid environment for a long time, so as not to affect its accuracy and life. Regularly check whether the reading of the pressure gauge is accurate. If the reading is found to be inconsistent with the actual, it should be calibrated immediately or replaced with a new pressure gauge.

2.Long-term storage proposal
When the manual sphygmomanometer is not used for a long time, it should be stored in a dry and ventilated environment to avoid direct sunlight and humid environment. Regularly check the integrity of components such as airbags, cuffs, and stethoscopes to ensure they are readily available when needed.