Omron M4 Hem 722c1 E Manual -

The Omron M4 (HEM-7221-E) is a fully automatic upper arm blood pressure monitor that uses the oscillometric method to detect blood movement through the brachial artery. For the most accurate results, it is recommended to have the unit inspected and calibrated every two years. 1. Getting Started

to detect blood movement through the brachial artery and convert it into digital readings for systolic and diastolic pressure, as well as pulse rate. Key Features Omron m4 hem 722c1 e manual

If the device fails to provide a reading, common error codes may appear on the display: Omron-HEM-752-E-Manual.pdf - medaval.ie The Omron M4 (HEM-7221-E) is a fully automatic

Omron M4 (HEM-722C1-E) User Guide

1. Important Safety Precautions

• Do not self-diagnose or self-adjust medication based on readings. Consult your doctor.
• Do not use on infants or persons unable to express consent.
• Do not apply the cuff on a wounded arm or an arm with an intravenous drip or catheter.
• Do not inflate the cuff on the same arm where a mastectomy has been performed.
• Do not operate if you have arrhythmia or poor blood circulation without medical advice.

This guide provides a comprehensive overview of setup, usage, and safety protocols for this specific device. Initial Setup & Power Do not self-diagnose or self-adjust medication based on

• Normal: systolic <120 mmHg and diastolic <80 mmHg
• Elevated: systolic 120–129 and diastolic <80
• Hypertension stage 1: systolic 130–139 or diastolic 80–89
• Hypertension stage 2: systolic ≥140 or diastolic ≥90

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• The Mechanism: Unlike traditional cuff inflation where the cuff pumps to a pre-set high pressure (often uncomfortable), the Intellisense technology uses fuzzy logic to determine the patient's systolic pressure during inflation.
• The Paper Angle: Engineering papers discuss how the device detects the oscillometric pulse amplitudes during inflation and stops pumping once it has enough data. This reduces measurement time and increases patient comfort, which leads to better compliance (patients are more likely to measure their BP regularly if it doesn't hurt).