- for measuring blood pressure in infants and children;
- blood pressure is measured by listening to Korotkov sounds with a stethoscope and reading the values ​​on the manometer;
- the device is ideal for doctors in medical offices, pediatric offices or clinics and hospitals;
- with mechanical pressure gauge, metal valve;
- includes 3 cotton cuffs, 7-12, 11-19, 18-26 cm;
- there are markings on the cuffs so they can be applied easily;
- practical pouch, closed with Velcro for transport and storage.

Make sure the manometer is mounted correctly and the stethoscope is well connected.
Choose the appropriate cuff for the size of your child's or newborn's arm.
Place the cuff around the child's arm, 2-3 cm above the elbow.
Make sure the cuff is snug, but not too tight.
Inflate the cuff by turning the pressure wheel until you can no longer hear the pulse through the stethoscope.
Slowly deflate the cuff through the pressure wheel, listening with the stethoscope. The first sound is the systolic pressure, and when the sounds disappear, you have the diastolic pressure.
Read the values ​​on the manometer when the sounds corresponding to systolic and diastolic pressure were detected.
Completely release the air from the cuff and carefully remove it from your arm.

For your safety and for correct use of the product, please consult the user manual before use.
Following the instructions in the manual helps prevent accidents and maintain optimal product performance.