Learn How to Use the Microlife Blood Pressure Monitor

Do you want to know how to use your Microlife blood pressure monitor? Look no further. In this article, we'll break down the necessary steps to accurately use the device properly. From the basic operating instructions to taking readings, let's learn how to utilize your Microlife blood pressure monitor effectively.

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Note: Important Considerations When Measuring Blood Pressure with Microlife Blood Pressure Monitor

Preparation before Measuring Blood Pressure

  • Avoid measuring blood pressure when under stress.
  • Take deep breaths about 5 – 6 times before measuring blood pressure.
  • Avoid eating or exercising for at least 30 minutes prior to measuring blood pressure.
  • Rest for 15 minutes before measuring.

Before measuring blood pressure

During Use of the Device

  • Avoid movement or talking during blood pressure measurement.
  • When measuring, ensure the cuff is wrapped tightly against the skin or only on a thin layer of clothing.
  • Avoid continuous measurement of blood pressure for a short period of time, as it may lead to inaccurate results due to unbalanced blood pressure.
  • Measure blood pressure at the same time of day, using the same device, and record the measurements.
  • Maintain the correct posture while using the blood pressure monitor.
  • Sit on a chair with feet placed on a flat surface, and raise the arm on the table so that the cuff is level with the heart.
  • Do not use the blood pressure monitor while riding a motorcycle or on an airplane.

During Use of the Device

Instructions for Using Microlife Blood Pressure Monitor

Step 1: Powering the Device

Microlife blood pressure monitors are available in two main types: battery-powered and electrical outlet-powered devices. The choice of type depends on the user’s needs.

+ Battery-powered Microlife blood pressure monitor: Install 4 AA batteries (number may vary depending on the device). It is recommended to use genuine batteries and keep spares in case of battery depletion.

+ Microlife blood pressure monitor using power supply: First, turn on the power of the device, then connect it to a suitable power source according to the device’s specifications.

Powering the Device

Step 2: Applying the Cuff

For arm cuff blood pressure monitors, wrap the cuff tightly around the entire circumference of the arm, avoiding wrapping over clothing. Ensure that the edge of the cuff is 1-2 cm away from the wrist.

For wrist cuff blood pressure monitors, wrap the cuff tightly around the wrist for accurate blood pressure measurement.

Applying the Cuff

Step 3: Starting the Blood Pressure Measurement

Before starting the blood pressure measurement, ensure that your body is relaxed and comfortable, and sit on a flat chair.

Press the Turn On/Off button to initiate the blood pressure measurement on the Microlife device.

Pressing the START/ STOP button

After the measurement, wait for a moment to allow the device to display the blood pressure measurement results. Then, remove the cuff and press the Turn On/Off button again to turn off the device.

How to Interpret the Results on the Microlife Blood Pressure Monitor

Interpreting the results on the Microlife blood pressure monitor is similar to other blood pressure monitors. Here are some key points for reading the Microlife blood pressure monitor:

  • SYS: Represents the top blood pressure index, also known as systolic blood pressure.
  • DIA: Represents the bottom blood pressure index, also known as diastolic blood pressure.
  • In addition, the device displays the pulse measurement index as Pulse.

Interpreting the Results on the Microlife Blood Pressure Monitor

Based on the measurements obtained from the Microlife blood pressure monitor, the blood pressure can be categorized as normal, high, or low.

  • Low blood pressure: Systolic blood pressure index less than 90 mmHg or diastolic blood pressure index less than 60 mmHg.
  • Normal blood pressure: Ranges from 90/60 mmHg to 140/90 mmHg. For young individuals, a blood pressure index up to 145/95 mmHg is considered normal.
  • High blood pressure: Systolic blood pressure index greater than 140 mmHg or diastolic blood pressure index greater than 90 mmHg.

 

With the above information, we hope to provide you with detailed instructions on how to use the Microlife blood pressure monitor. If you have any further questions, please feel free to comment below, and we will be happy to assist you!

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