Pic CardioAfib Blood Pressure Monitor
Arrhythmia detection technology in a blood pressure meter
8288 L 11050 L
2 in stock
Pic CARDIOAfib is a blood pressure meter that carries out a specific screening for cardiac arrhythmia while blood pressure readings are being taken, specifically identifying atrial fibrillation and premature contractions.
CardioAfib has a Pic Pulse Detector™, a Pic technological innovation that screens for atrial fibrillation or any arrhythmia while measuring blood pressure.
It also has all the functionalities of other Pic blood pressure meters: it can save 120 recordings in 2 groups and carries out triple measurement for accuracy.
It also has a monitoring cuff, a result interpretation indicator and a cuff positioning indicator.
It lets you monitor your blood pressure, and is able to detect arrhythmia in your heartbeat, identifying any atrial fibrillation and premature contractions – also known as cardiac anomalies – that change the regularity of heartbeats.
The Pic CardioAfib device, the M/L-sized cuff are stored in a handy bag, which can also be used to carry the monitor around throughout the day.
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To check the blood pressure manually, sit in a relaxed position with the arm at rest on a table. Secure the cuff on the bicep and squeeze the balloon to increase the pressure.
Watch the aneroid monitor and increase the pressure to about 30 mm Hg over the normal blood pressure, or to 180 mm Hg if this is not known. When the cuff is inflated, place the stethoscope just inside the elbow crease under the cuff.
Slowly deflate the balloon and listen through the stethoscope. When the first beats hit, note the number on the aneroid monitor. This is the systolic pressure.
Continue listening until the steady heartbeat sound stops and record the number from the aneroid monitor again. This is the diastolic pressure. These two numbers are the blood pressure reading.
