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M7 english, 1 how to obtain meaningful blood pressure readings – Omron Healthcare M7 User Manual

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M7

English

1 How to obtain meaningful blood pressure readings

General

• This manual contains important information for safe

use of the OMRON M7. Follow this manual to

prevent wrong measurement values, injury and

damages.

• The OMRON M7 is not suitable for measuring the

frequency of cardiac pacemakers.

• Consult your doctor during pregnancy, arrhythmia

and arteriosclerosis as this can influence the

measurement.

• Avoid eating, drinking (alcohol), smoking, doing

sports and taking a bath before measurement.

• Be calm and relaxed before and during

measurement.

• You should never change the dose of medicines

prescribed by your doctor.

• Store the OMRON M7 in a dry, closed place with a

temperature between -20°C and 60°C.

• Remove the batteries if you do not intend to use

the OMRON M7 for 3 months or more.

Tips for use

• Check your blood pressure at least twice a day

(before breakfast, after work).

• Use the OMRON M7 only for yourself.

• Measure your blood pressure before taking an

antidepressant.

• Do not discard the air plug.

• When using the AC adapter, keep the batteries in

the main unit.

• Use both the AC adapter and the batteries to

extend battery life.

• Do not measure your blood pressure while you are

in a vehicle.

• Always measure on the same arm.

• Wrap the cuff around your arm before start of

measurement.

Caution

• Only the OMRON M7 cuff can be used on this

device. Other cuffs must not be attached.

• Operating temperature between 10°C and 40°C.

• Operating environment must be free from excessive

vibrations, shocks, electrical noise, corrosive gas,

etc.

• Stay out of sunlight during measuring.

• Keep portable phones 5 meters away during

measurement.

• Do not wrap the cuff around any object other than

your arm.

• Do not fold or crush the cuff and the air tube.

• Do not drop the OMRON M7.

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