Oregon Scientific BPW120 Recalling Measurements Stored in the Memory, If YOU ARE… THEN…, Mem / Up

To take a measurement:

1.Choose the position you from which you wish to measure

– sitting or lying down.

2.Position your body so that your wrist is parallel with your heart, using the chart and illustrations below as a guide.

IF YOU ARE…	THEN…
Sitting down	Place your elbow on a table, using the
with an	plastic storage case or other object as a
armrest	support under your forearm. Your wrist
	should be parallel with your heart with the
	palm facing up.
	Measurement
	Reading becomes
	lower
	Correct measurement
	position
	Measurement
	Reading becomes
	higher
Sitting down	Place your arm across your chest with
with no	the wrist parallel to your heart. Hold your
armrest	elbow with the other hand.

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		EN
Lying down	Position your wrist on a support, cushion,
	or your thigh so that it is parallel with
	your heart with the palm facing up.

3.Relax your hand.

4.Press the button.

Result: After a few seconds, the blood pressure monitor beeps and begins inflating the wrist cuff. It then slowly deflates until there is another beep, signifying that the measurement is complete. Do not move from the first beep until the last to ensure a more accurate measurement. Your systolic and diastolic pressure readings flash on the display, followed by MAP (Mean Arterial Pressure, see page 4) and pulse per minute readings every 2 seconds. The measurement is automatically stored as the first (1) entry in the memory; the last entry (30) is dropped, and all the entries in between move up one digit (e.g., 18 becomes 19, and so on).

RECALLING MEASUREMENTS

STORED IN THE MEMORY

Up to 30 measurement records can be stored in the memory. The records are automatically stored each time you take a new measurement. To view a history of your measurements, press

MEM / UP.