Dixie EMS Aneroid Sphygmomanometer and Dual Head Stethoscope Set with Adult Size Blood Pressure Cuff, Calibration Key and Carrying Case – Navy Blue

• EASY TO READ The high contrast dial on the aluminum alloy manometer allows the user to read blood pressure measurements easily and accurately. The dial features a sturdy clip that attaches to clothing or belts when not in use.
• ADULT SIZE CUFF Nylon cuff features a size range from 25.4 cm to 40.6 cm. Ideally sized for adult use.
• LATEX-FREE Made with allergic people in mind to avoid any unwanted irritation or allergic reaction so you can keep peace of mind.
• INSTRUCTION SHEET INCLUDED Great for experts but also beginners who can easily learn how to use the equipment efficiently and correctly.
• ZIPPERED CARRYING CASE It keeps your equipment safe and secure when not in use and makes it easy to transport.

Read more Adult Size Blood Pressure Cuff and Dual Head Stethoscope Set Our cuff is an excellent general-purpose sphygmomanometer for all manner of medical professionals and home health monitoring. Accompanied by a dual head stethoscope, it makes the perfect tool for patients' diagnostics and evaluations. Read more Learn A Lot By Listening Medical Professionals Doctors and nurses will find that this high-quality sphygmomanometer and stethoscope are reliable and accurate. Additionally, the sphygmomanometer is designed to be comfortably worn during readings. Home Health Care The ease of use and sturdy quality make this the perfect solution for at-home health care monitoring. Cosplay and Role Play Increase your cosplay and role-play fun with this functioning blood pressure cuff and stethoscope set available in fun colors. Children and adults alike will enjoy their play experience more by taking actual readings and measurements for added realism. Read more Instructions For Use With Stethoscope Step 1 Make sure the air release valve is twisted all the way to the right to close it off. Step 2 Wrap the cuff around the arm, keep it snug but not too tight. Put the stethoscope's head on the artery to find a pulse. Step 3 Pump air into the cuff up to about 200 mmHg, release the valve and listen to the beats. Read more Without Stethoscope Step 1 Make sure the air release valve is twisted all the way to the right to close it off. Step 2 Wrap the cuff around the arm, keep it snug but not too tight. Place your fingertips on the artery to find a pulse. Step 3 Pump air into the cuff until you can no longer feel the pulse. Slowly release the valve and feel for the first pulse on the artery. This is your systolic number and should be documented as palpation - 120/P. Read more