Aneroid blood pressure monitor |sphygmomanometer

₦18,000.00

An aneroid blood pressure monitor, or sphygmomanometer, is a manual device used to measure blood pressure, featuring a cuff, a bulb for inflation, and a dial-based manometer for reading pressure, often used with a stethoscope for auscultation.

Uses:

Indirect Blood Pressure Measurement:

Aneroid sphygmomanometers are used to indirectly measure arterial blood pressure by inflating a cuff around the arm and listening for the sounds of blood flow with a stethoscope.
Clinical and Home Use:

They are commonly used in medical settings and can also be used for home blood pressure monitoring.
Vital Sign Monitoring:

Used to monitor vital signs, including blood pressure, heart rate, and rhythm, and to listen for heart and breath sounds.

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Features:

Cuff: An inflatable cuff that fits around the upper arm, designed to be the appropriate size for the patient’s arm.
Inflation Bulb: A bulb that is used to inflate the cuff with air.
Aneroid Manometer: A dial-based pressure gauge that displays the pressure readings.
Stethoscope: Used to listen for the sounds of blood flow (Korotkoff sounds) as the cuff pressure decreases.
Portability: Aneroid sphygmomanometers are relatively compact and portable, making them suitable for both clinical and home use.
Ease of Use: Designed for ease of use, with clear and easy-to-read dials and comfortable, adjustable cuffs.
No Battery Required: Aneroid sphygmomanometers are manual devices, so they do not require batteries.
Single-Hand Operation: Some models are designed for single-hand operation, allowing healthcare professionals to efficiently measure blood pressure.
Durability: Often feature robust chrome-plated metal gauges and stainless steel handles for durability.
Washable Cuff: Some models come with washable cuff