It looks like the number on the lower left side of the display could be the mean arterial pressure. Is this true?
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Hi Dawn, I was under the impression the number your talking about represents the memory. It holds up to 99 blood pressure readings. Hope this helped. Enjoy your day!
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I had a similar experience... Until I realized that the pulse number and SaO2 number are reversed to the labeling on the top. 60s was really my pulse and the 98 was the SaO2. Double-check your display.
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Not sure of your question but I'll give you some feedback. The bottom number is the total elapsed time and runs continuously until you press stop. The top number shows you the most recent split and can be adjusted to show the individual lap time or the elapsed total time for a given moment. I use it at local track meets and it works fine for me. Hope this helps.
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My only suggestion is to take the monitor with you to your doctor and have them compare your monitor against what they have. Personally, I don't believe that an automated BP monitor that you can actually afford will give you more than a ballpark reading. If the doctor finds that your monitor is wildly off in either direction, let them suggest a different monitor.
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Osrom 7 is not a professional Blood Pressure Monitor, It is a small handy device that provides you an order of magnitude of blood pressure measured. It is not designed for hospital use, but in home is a help to control your health. It has a sensor on the inner side, which must match an artery in his left arm to make it work properly, additionally your arm should be placed in a given position for this fixture at the height of his heart and blue light comes on; under these conditions, the results are acceptable. The human anatomy is not the same in all people, and also can vary from one arm to another, why you should use according to the directions for good results. Osrom 7 is not a professional Blood Pressure Monitor, It is a small handy device that provides you an order of magnitude of blood pressure measured. It is not designed for hospital use, but in home is a help to control your health. It has a sensor on the inner side, which must match an artery in his left arm to make it work properly, additionally your arm should be placed in a given position for this fixture at the height of his heart and blue light comes on; under these conditions, the results are acceptable. The human anatomy is not the same in all people, and also can vary from one arm... » Read More Osrom 7 is not a professional Blood Pressure Monitor, It is a small handy device that provides you an order of magnitude of blood pressure measured. It is not designed for hospital use, but in home is a help to control your health. It has a sensor on the inner side, which must match an artery in his left arm to make it work properly, additionally your arm should be placed in a given position for this fixture at the height of his heart and blue light comes on; under these conditions, the results are acceptable. The human anatomy is not the same in all people, and also can vary from one arm to another, why you should use according to the directions for good results. « Show Less
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I couldn't confirm. Returned it anyway because cuff was too big ... couldn't align it without it spinning around my arm. The few times I managed (with a 2nd person helping - which makes it almost useless anyway) the reading was wildly different (&gt; 20 points higher for both systolic&diastolic) than on my older machine. Didn't know which machine to believe ... have a gut feeling the older machine was more accurate.
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Yes, it does read systolic, diastolic, pulse, and your pressure rating. It detects irregular heartbeat, too.
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Read my review on the Panasonic EW-BU35W Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor with small cuff. It's the first review on the page.
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Sorry I can't really help; I am the only user but it seems to hold a fair number in memory. I just take it with me to the cardiologist so he can scroll through the readings. Very easy to use and he tells me it's accurate.
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Yes, the pulse is listed to the right. Also, it has a memory function which is nice to compare readings.
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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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On the box it says,"Track your blood pressure on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch."
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The top number is your heart rate. Bottom is your oxygen concentration which you usually want above 92. Sit up straight and take some deep breaths when you are measuring your O2 concentration. I have checked mine against the one at the office and it is right on.
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My diastolic pressure was consistently 5 or more mmHg higher. I'm just going to get used to it. Systolic numbers were the same. This is compared to a cuff by Withings, which may be inaccurate instead. I don't know.
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Yes, but the numbers are necessarily displayed "vertically." I'm somewhat surprised that others have not expressed annoyance at learning to read "digital time" top-down instead of left-right.
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I cannot quantify the accuracy. There are several factors that can change a reading. I did spend time with a nurse, and found that her reading was fairly close to the reading from this device, but changing the position of the monitor can make the readings off my more or less. Funny thing is, even at the doctor's office, they take my pressure twice, and they are never the same.
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I don't know. There's a chart out there and the one I got didn't fit. Someone has a chart out there that tells you