Microlife BP 3BTO-1 Bedienungsanleitung

IB BP 3BT0-1 Var4 0706

Europe / Middle-East / Africa

Microlife AG

Max Schmidheiny-Strasse 201

9435 Heerbrugg / Switzerland

Tel. +41 / 71 727 70 30

Fax +41 / 71 727 70 39

Email [email protected]

www.microlife.com

Asia

Microlife Corporation.

9F, 431, RuiGang Road, NeiHu

Taipei, 114, Taiwan, R.O.C.

Tel. 886 2 8797-1288

Fax.886 2 8797-1283

Email [email protected]

www.microlife.com

North / Central / South America

Microlife USA, Inc.

424 Skinner Blvd., Suite C

Dunedin, FL 34698 / USA

Tel. +1 727 451 0484

Fax +1 727 451 0492

Email [email protected]

www.microlife.com

microlife BP 3BTO-1

Automatic Blood Pressure Monitor

Instruction Manual (1-15)

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Automatic Blood Pressure Monitor

Instruction Manual

Table of Contents

1. Introduction

1.1. Features

1.2. Important information about self-measurement

2. Important Information on the Subject of Blood Pressure and its Measurement

2.1. How does high/low blood pressure arise?

2.2. Which values are normal?

2.3. What can be done, if regular high/low values are obtained?

2.4 MAM technology (Microlife Average Mode)

3. Components of your Blood Pressure Monitor

4. Using your Blood Pressure Monitor

4.1. Inserting the batteries

4.2. Using an mains adapter (special accessory)

4.3. Cuff connection

4.4. Setting the time and date

5. Carrying out a Measurement

5.1. Before the measurement

5.2. Common sources of error

5.3. Fitting the cuff

5.4. Measurement mode selection

5.5. Measuring procedure

5.6. Discontinuing a measurement

5.7. Memory – recall of measurements

5.8. Memory – cancellation of all measurements

6. Printer functions

6.1. How to print the last stored measurement (single data print)

6.2. How to print all measurements stored in memory (data print out with chart)

6.3. Stop printing

7. Error Messages/Malfunctions

8. Care and Maintenance, Recalibration

9. Guarantee

10. Technical Specifications

11. www.microlife.com

1. Introduction

1.1. Features

The blood pressure monitor is a fully automatic, digital blood pressure measuring device for use on the

upper arm with integrated MAM technology. This monitor enables very fast and reliable measurement of

the systolic and diastolic blood pressure as well your pulse by use of the oscillometric method.

This device is easy to use and is proven in clinical studies to provide excellent accuracy. The large display

makes it easy to visualize operational status and cuff pressure during a measurement.

Before using, please read through this instruction manual carefully and then keep it in a safe place. For

further questions on the subject of blood pressure and its measurement, please contact your doctor.

Attention!

1.2. Important information about self-measurement

•Self-measurement means Control, not diagnosis or treatment. Your values must always be discussed

with your doctor. Never alter the dosages of any medication without direction from your doctor.

•The pulse reading is not suitable for checking heart pacemakers!

•In cases of cardiac irregularity (Arrhythmia), measurements made with this instrument should only be

evaluated after consultation with the doctor.

Electromagnetic interference

The device contains sensitive electronic components. Therefore, avoid strong electrical or electromagnetic

fields in the direct vicinity of the device (e.g. mobile telephones, microwave ovens). These can lead to

temporary impairment of the measuring accuracy.

2. Important Information on the Subject of Blood Pressure and its Measurement

2.1. How does high/low blood pressure arise?

Your blood pressure level is determined in the circulatory center of your brain. Your nervous system allows

your body to adapt or alter blood pressure in response to different situations. Your body alters your pulse

and the width of blood vessels through changes in muscles in the walls of blood vessels.

Your blood pressure reading is highest when the heart pumps or ejects blood – this is called your Systolic

Blood Pressure. Your blood pressure reading is lowest when the heart rests (in-between beats) – this is

called your Diastolic Blood Pressure.

Note: Maintain blood pressure values within a «normal» range(s) in order to prevent particular diseases.

2.2. Which values are normal?

Blood pressure is too high if at rest, the diastolic pressure is above 90 mmHg and/or the systolic blood

pressure is over 140 mmHg. If you obtain readings in this range, consult your doctor immediately. High

blood pressure values over time damage blood vessels, vital organs such as the kidney and even your heart.

When blood pressure values are too low, i.e. systolic values under 100 mmHg and/or diastolic values under

60 mmHg, consult your doctor.

Even with normal blood pressure values, a regular self-check with your blood pressure monitor is

recommended. In this way you can detect possible changes in your values early and react appropriately.

If you are undergoing medical treatment to control your blood pressure, please keep a record of the level of

your blood pressure by carrying out regular self-measurements at specific times of the day. Show these

values to your doctor. Never use the results of your measurements to independently alter drug

doses prescribed by your doctor.

Table for classifying blood pressure values (units mmHg): according to World Health Organization:

☞Further information

•If your values are mostly «normal» under resting conditions but exceptionally high under conditions of

physical or psychological stress, it is possible that you are suffering from so-called «labile

hypertension». In any case, please discuss the values with your doctor.

•Correctly measured diastolic blood pressure values above 120 mmHg require immediate medical

treatment.

2.3. What can be done, if regular increased/low values are obtained?

a) Please consult your doctor.

b) Increased blood pressure values (various forms of hypertension) over time are associated with

considerable risks to health. Blood vessels in your body are endangered due to constriction caused by

deposits in the vessel walls (Arteriosclerosis). This can result in a deficient supply of blood to important

organs (heart, brain, muscles). Additionally, the heart will become structurally damaged.

c) There are many different causes of high blood pressure. We differentiate between the common primary

(essential) hypertension, and secondary hypertension. Secondary hypertension can cause organ

malfunctions. Please consult your doctor for information about the possible origins of your own

increased blood pressure values.

d) There are lifestyle changes you can make to prevent and reduce high blood pressure. These measures

must be part of a healthy lifestyle and include:

A) Eating habits

•Strive for a normal weight as prescribed by your doctor. Reduce overweight!

•Avoid excessive consumption of common salt. (Many «packaged foods» contain high levels of salt).

•Avoid fatty foods. (Packaged foods are frequently high in fats).

B) Previous illnesses

Consistently follow any medical instructions for treating previous illness such as:

•Diabetes (Diabetes mellitus or sugar diabetes)

•Fat metabolism disorder

•Gout

Range Systolic

Blood Pressure Diastolic

Blood Pressure Measures

Hypotension lower than 100 lower than 60 Consult your doctor

Normal range between 100 and 140 between 60 and 90 Self-check

Mild hypertension between 140 and 160 between 90 and 100 Consult your doctor

Moderate hypertension between 160 and 180 between 100 and 110 Consult your doctor

Severe hypertension higher than 180 higher than 110 Consult your doctor

immediately

C) Habits

•Eliminate smoking

•Drink only moderate amounts of alcohol

•Restrict your caffeine consumption (Coffee, tea, chocolate, etc.)

D) Physical conditioning

•After a preliminary medical examination, exercise regularly.

•Choose sports which require endurance and avoid those which require strength.

•Avoid reaching the limit of your performance.

•With previous illnesses and/or an age of over 40 years, please consult your doctor before beginning your

exercise activities. Your physician will help you develop an exercise routine that is appropriate for you.

2.4. MAM technology (Microlife Average Mode)

•«MAM technology» is a new type of concept for optimum reliability in self-measurement of blood

pressure.

•An advanced measurement accuracy is achieved by the automatic analysis of three successive

measurements.

•The new system provides reliable values for the doctor and can be used as the basis for reliable

diagnostics and medication therapy for high blood pressure.

A) Why MAM?

•Human blood pressure is not stable

•Scattering of devices

B) Key advantages

Reduction of:

•Device scattering

•Insufficient rest prior to measurement

•Movement artefacts

•Cuff positioning influences

C) Medical benefits

•Improved accuracy

•Reliable patient self-measurement data for the doctor

•Safe hypertension diagnostic

•Reliable therapy control

D) Measurement sequence

•With the full measurement cycles, the total measure-

ment time remains less than 3 minutes, compared to a

single measurement time of 1.5 minute.

•Single results are not displayed.

•Due to the «Data Analysis» result, a 4th measurement

may be applied.

1. measurement

2. measurement

3. measurement

Result

Analysis

15 seconds resting time

3. Components of the Blood Pressure Monitor

The illustration shows the blood pressure monitor, consisting of:

a) Measuring unit

b) Upper arm cuff

Medium cuff (AC-1 M) for arm circumference 22-32 cm

Large cuff (AC-1 L) for arm circumference 32-42 cm

Note: The large cuff is available as special accessory

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AC/DC

power socket Cuff

jacket socket Start button Single Mode /

Average Mode (MAM)

O/I button

Memory button

User/Time button

Printer button

Printer port socket

4. Using your Blood Pressure Monitor

4.1. Inserting the batteries

Insert batteries immediately after unpacking the device.

The battery compartment is located on the back of the

device (see illustration).

a) Remove cover.

b) Insert the batteries (4 x size AA 1,5V), thereby

observing the indicated polarity.

c) If the battery warning appears in the display, the

batteries are empty and must be replaced.

Attention!

•After the battery warning appears, the device is

blocked until the batteries have been replaced.

•Please use «AA» Long-Life or Alkaline 1.5 V Batteries.

The use of 1.2 V Accumulators is not recommended.

•If the blood pressure monitor is left unused for long

periods, please remove the batteries from the device.

4.2. Using an mains adapter (special accessory)

This blood pressure monitor can be operated with the Microlife mains adapter (output 6 V DC / 600 mA,

DIN plug).

a) Plug the plug into the socket at the back of the

instrument.

b) Plug the mains adapter into a 230 V or 110 V power

socket. Test that power is available by pressing the

O/I button.

Note:

•No power is taken from the batteries while the mains adapter is connected to the instrument.

•If the mains voltage is interrupted during the measurement (e.g. by accidental removal of the mains

adapter from the mains socket), the instrument must be reset by removing the plug from its socket and

re-inserting the connections.

•Please consult a specialist dealer if you have questions relating to the mains adaptor.

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4.3. Cuff connection

Insert the cuff tube into the opening provided on the left

side of the instrument, as shown in the diagram.

4.4. Setting the time and date

This blood pressure monitor automatically records the time and date of each measurement. This is very

important information as blood pressure normally varies over the course of a day.

After new batteries have been inserted, the time/date display shows the following setting: 2000-01-01

00:00 O’clock. (year-month-day-time)

You must then re-enter the date and current time. For this, please proceed as follows (Example: Entering

(year-month-day-time) 2001-06-15 Time 09:30 O’clock):

1. Press the Time button for at least 3 seconds. The

display now indicates the set year, during which the

four characters blink.

2. The correct year can be entered by pressing the

MEMORY button. Once for each change.

(Example: 1 x press).

3. Press the Time button again. The display now switches

to the current date, during which the first character

(month) blinks.

Note:

Holding the button down speeds up the procedure.

4. The current month can now be entered by pressing

the MEMORY button. Example: pressing 6 x advances

6 months)

5. Press the Time button again. The last two characters

(day) are now blinking.

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