ambulatory bp machine – contec

description

Portea offers a wide range of Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring (ABPM) machines for rent and sale, along with comprehensive support for patients who require continuous BP monitoring. Our expert team will assist you in choosing the best ABPM machine and guide its usage.

• ABPM involves monitoring blood pressure for at least 24 hours while the patient performs normal activities. The portable monitor, worn on a belt with a standard arm sleeve, uses an oscillometric method to measure systolic, diastolic, mean BP, and heart rate.

• The collected data is then processed using a computer to generate a detailed report of the patient’s 24-hour, daytime, nighttime, and sleep vs. awake (if recorded) BP and heart rate readings.

• ABPM is a safe and accurate method of monitoring blood pressure, suitable for various patient groups, including young, elderly, pregnant, and obese individuals. Complications associated with ABPM are rare when the correct-sized cuff is used.

specification

• Uses AAA alkaline batteries.
• Compact and portable, user-friend interface, easy to use
• 24-hour ambulatory NIBP monitoring function, up to 350 groups of ambulatory NIBP data can be recorded once.
• A perfect combination of an automatic and manual measurement method, up to 300 data groups can be recorded once by manual measurement.
• High-definition colour TFT display, strong visibility
• Display of low power prompt, alarm, error message and time
• Patient range: adult, pediatric, neonate
• Supply two kinds of units: mmHg / kPa.
• NIBP Mode: Manual / Automatic / Continuous
• Automatic measurement intervals: 1.2.3.4.5.10.15.30.60.90 minutes
• Pulse rate resolution: 1bpm
• Accuracy: ±2bpm or ±2% (select larger)
• Range: 25 – 254bpm
• Display: colour LCD
• SPO2 Accuracy: 70% – 100%, ±2%, 0 – 69% unspecified.
• MODEL-ABPM50
• BRAND-CONTEC
• CATEGORY-CARDIAC
• DIMENSIONS-24.5 x 6.5 x 14.3 cm
• WEIGHT-848 g

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faqs

1. What are ambulatory BP measurements?

Ambulatory blood pressure measurements, also known as ambulatory blood pressure monitoring (ABPM), involve continuously monitoring a person’s blood pressure over 24 hours. It is a non-invasive method that measures blood pressure at regular intervals throughout the day and night, providing a more comprehensive understanding of a person’s blood pressure patterns. 

ABPM is typically done using a portable ABPM machine worn by the patient and automatically inflates a cuff around the upper arm to measure blood pressure at predetermined intervals. This method provides valuable information for diagnosing and managing conditions such as hypertension and assessing the effectiveness of treatment. At Portea, we offer ABPM machines for rent, providing convenient and accurate monitoring for patients.

2. How is ambulatory BP done?

Ambulatory blood pressure (ABP) monitoring is performed using a portable ABP machine. The process involves wearing a cuff attached to the upper arm, which automatically inflates regularly to measure blood pressure. The device records blood pressure readings over 24 hours, allowing for a comprehensive assessment of a person’s blood pressure patterns during their normal daily activities and sleep. The recorded data is then analyzed to evaluate blood pressure fluctuations, identify any abnormal ways, and assess the effectiveness of hypertension treatment. 

Ambulatory BP monitoring provides valuable information for diagnosing and managing conditions like hypertension and helps healthcare professionals make informed decisions regarding medication adjustments and lifestyle modifications. At Portea, we offer ABP machines for rent and purchase, providing convenient and accurate patient monitoring.

3. How does a 24-hour ambulatory blood pressure monitor work?

A 24-hour ambulatory blood pressure monitor is a portable device that measures blood pressure throughout the day and night. It consists of a cuff worn on the upper arm and connected to a small recording device. The cuff automatically inflates regularly, typically every 15 to 30 minutes, to take blood pressure readings. 

The monitor records the readings and the corresponding time of day and stores the data for analysis. This allows healthcare professionals to assess a person’s blood pressure patterns during everyday activities, including sleep. The recorded data provides valuable insights into blood pressure fluctuations, helps diagnose conditions like hypertension, and guides treatment decisions. At Portea, we offer ABPM machines for rent and purchase, enabling convenient and accurate patient monitoring.

4. What is a 24-hour ambulatory blood pressure monitor?

A 24-hour ambulatory blood pressure monitor is a portable device that measures and records blood pressure readings over 24 hours. It consists of a cuff that is worn on the upper arm and connected to a small recording device. The monitor automatically inflates the cuff regularly throughout the day and night to capture blood pressure readings during various activities, including sleep. 

The recorded data provides a comprehensive profile of a person’s blood pressure patterns, allowing healthcare professionals to assess their blood pressure variability and diagnose conditions like hypertension. At Portea, we offer 24-hour ambulatory blood pressure monitors for rent and purchase, providing convenient and accurate monitoring for patients in the comfort of their own homes.

5. What is the difference between ambulatory and home BP?

The main difference between ambulatory blood pressure monitoring (ABPM) and home blood pressure monitoring is the duration and setting of the blood pressure measurements. 

ABPM involves wearing a portable monitor that continuously measures and records blood pressure over 24 hours while the person goes about their daily activities. On the other hand, home blood pressure monitoring typically involves using a blood pressure cuff and monitoring at home to measure blood pressure at specific times during the day, such as in the morning and evening. 

ABPM provides a more comprehensive assessment of blood pressure patterns throughout the day and night, while home blood pressure monitoring offers the convenience of monitoring blood pressure at home.