Doe the monitor need to be place on the palm side of the wrist?
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yes - about 1/2" below the palm - and rest elbow on table or desk so wrist is about level with your heart -- full directions are included with the monitor
1890195
I have mine set up on a regular desk, but the monitor hadn't moved at all from any of my use of the touchscreen.
1876211
No, it is worn around the chest so the monitor is right over the heart. Hope this helps
1727687
Place it on your electronic device in a location that is nearest your body when you are using it. For example, on a lap top, place it near the bottom (to either side of the finger pad) that will be closest to you while you are using it.
323905
fingers have to be in the right position or the reading is not accurate and readings for different fingers may not be the same. I would always use the same finger to avoid this discrepancy. sometimes you have to wait a few seconds for the monitor to start and the batteries that come with them don't last very long. that being said it is very easy to use
1004625
It is positioned between your elbow and wrist per the manufacturers instructions. I liked mine better than a chest strap. I will never go back to that.
1408513
It works equally well for me on both wrists, are you sure you hold the device close to your heart ? I can't say anything more, the device is usually very close to what my cuff device reads regarding blood pressure
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I do not have an ergotron monitor myself but the desk is fairly large and the back should have plenty of space to set one up. I have two 27" monitors next to one another without taking too much space. I don't think mounting the arms would be a problem.
1357576
This basically attaches to the computer case itself. After that, you attach it to your wrist. It's pretty much that simplistic. Just remember that you're free to adjust it when you need a better angle when you need to grab something else. However, make sure your wrist strap's clip is attached to the casing BEFORE touching anything. You don't need anything else. I hope this helps. :)
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First of all it is easier to use than a arm monitor. I never could get the arm monitor adjusted correctly on my upper arm. Also it is known, you BP is not always the same in both arms. Wrist Blood one says to put on right wrist, based on the readings and if you didn't put it on right, you will definitely get a weird reading or it won't take at all, it will say there is an error. Also you should take BP reading right after you have eaten or drank something cold, suppose to wait at least 1/2? or 1 hour? before taking BP reading. All my readings seem to be about what the Dr. had recorded in his office, so I figured I was doing it right.
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You should space the cuff a 1/2 inch on the inside the wrist in the proper position.
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No, there's a lip where the keyboard sits so it doesn't slide off, but I wouldn't call it a wrist support. The whole thing is metal.
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It goes to my wrist. I have a large hand and theMueller Sport support wrist does not go to or cover my wrist. However it does keep my thumb immobile. Which is a good thing. If you need a wrist. This is not the one you need.
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Mine does not, but the palmrest has a slot/bezel for it if one wants to install it later.
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sure. It will just look funky with one monitor and one arm extending out the other side without a monitor on it.
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They do not adjust/slide horizontally along the arms. You can adjust the angle of the monitor and the arm separately.
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The arms hold position in place very well. You can tighten the tension on the arms so movement and adjustments are balanced with holding position. I use touch features all day with windows 8 and have NEVER seen a monitor(s) move out of place due to touch.I do have a very shaky desk - it's a shelf/desk system that hangs on the wall, basically, so any movement at all (i.e. me leaning on the desk) shakes the whole thing. I see bounce in the monitors as a reaction to that, but - again - the arms have never moved out of place due to touch. If you can mount it to a really stable surface or even the wall (I think you can do that?) it should a rock-solid purchase for you.Hope it works for you. The arms hold position in place very well. You can tighten the tension on the arms so movement and adjustments are balanced with holding position. I use touch features all day with windows 8 and have NEVER seen a monitor(s) move out of place due to touch.I do have a very shaky desk - it's a shelf/desk system that hangs on the wall, basically, so any movement at all (i.e. me leaning on the desk) shakes the whole thing. I see bounce in the monitors as a reaction to that, but - again - the arms have never moved out of place due to touch. If you can mount it to a really stable... » Read More The arms hold position in place very well. You can tighten the tension on the arms so movement and adjustments are balanced with holding position. I use touch features all day with windows 8 and have NEVER seen a monitor(s) move out of place due to touch.I do have a very shaky desk - it's a shelf/desk system that hangs on the wall, basically, so any movement at all (i.e. me leaning on the desk) shakes the whole thing. I see bounce in the monitors as a reaction to that, but - again - the arms have never moved out of place due to touch. If you can mount it to a really stable surface or even the wall (I think you can do that?) it should a rock-solid purchase for you.Hope it works for you. « Show Less