Jasmic Sphygmomanometer

OPERATION

1. Cuff Application:

• • Place the cuff on the arm.
  • Pump the bulb until the pressure exceeds the individual systolic value by about 20 mmHg.
  • Ensure the person being measured sits calmly with the forearm at heart level, palm facing upward.

1. Blood Pressure Measurement:

   • Slowly unscrew the vent screw counterclockwise to release air.
   • Aim for an ideal deflation rate of approximately 2-3 mmHg per second.

2. Interpreting Readings:

   • As pressure gradually decreases, listen for the first pulse using a stethoscope.
   • The needle on the pressure gauge at this moment corresponds to the “systolic or maximum pressure.”
   • Continue decompression until pulsations disappear or become imperceptible; the needle reading then indicates the “diastolic or minimum pressure.”

3. Completion:

• • Fully open the bleed valve to release air from the cuff, concluding the blood pressure measurement.

MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING

1. Pressure Gauge and Inflation Bulb:

• Remove the inner tube and clean the covers with a damp cloth or soap in cold water.
• Rinse the cuff thoroughly with clean water and allow it to air dry.
• Note: Do not iron nylon cuffs.
• The inner tube can be wiped with a damp clocotton 

WARRANTY

• This sphygmomanometer comes with a 24-month guarantee. The warranty remains valid if the appliance is not tampered with and is used correctly according to these instructions.

MATERIALS USED

• Bag: The bag is made of thick black and green material.
• Bladder and Bulb: The bladder and bulb are crafted from green latex.
• Cuff: The cuff is made of thick cotton.
• Gauge: The pressure gauge is constructed from aluminum.

Note: This product complies with ISO:81060 standards for non-invasive sphygmomanometers.