ALPK2 Aneroid Sphygmomanometer with Stethoscope is a manual blood pressure monitoring set designed for accurate auscultatory measurement of systolic and diastolic blood pressure. The kit includes an aneroid gauge, inflation bulb, cuff and stethoscope for use by healthcare professionals, trained caregivers and users familiar with manual blood pressure measurement.
ALPK2 Aneroid Sphygmomanometer with Stethoscope is a manual blood pressure monitoring kit designed for auscultatory measurement of systolic and diastolic blood pressure.
The device uses a mechanical aneroid pressure gauge together with an inflatable cuff and stethoscope. Blood pressure is measured by inflating the cuff around the upper arm and then gradually releasing pressure while listening for Korotkoff sounds through the stethoscope.
The clear analogue dial allows pressure readings to be monitored in mmHg, while the hand-operated inflation bulb and air-release valve provide controlled cuff inflation and gradual deflation during measurement.
The included stethoscope supports convenient auscultation during blood pressure assessment, making the set suitable for clinics, pharmacies, nursing care, home healthcare and other environments where manual blood pressure measurement is performed.
Unlike electronic monitors, an aneroid sphygmomanometer does not require batteries or electrical power, making it useful for routine professional use and situations where a dependable manual measurement method is preferred.
Key Benefits:
• Manual blood pressure monitoring kit
• Measures systolic and diastolic blood pressure
• Aneroid mechanical gauge
• Uses standard auscultatory measurement technique
• Includes stethoscope
• Includes inflatable upper-arm cuff
• Hand-operated inflation bulb
• Controlled air-release valve
• Clear analogue pressure dial
• Readings displayed in mmHg
• Does not require batteries or electrical power
• Suitable for clinical and professional use
• Suitable for trained home healthcare use
• Useful for pharmacies, clinics and nursing environments
• Portable and reusable design
• Designed for accurate manual blood pressure assessment when used correctly
WHY CHOOSE THIS PRODUCT?
ALPK2 Aneroid Sphygmomanometer with Stethoscope provides a traditional manual method of blood pressure measurement using an aneroid gauge and auscultation. Its battery-free operation, reusable components and included stethoscope make it a practical option for healthcare professionals and trained users who require dependable manual blood pressure monitoring.
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Key Components:
• Aneroid Pressure Gauge – Displays cuff pressure in mmHg during blood pressure measurement
• Upper-Arm Cuff – Wraps around the arm and applies controlled compression during measurement
• Inflation Bladder – Inflates inside the cuff to temporarily restrict arterial blood flow
• Inflation Bulb – Allows manual inflation of the cuff
• Air-Release Valve – Provides controlled and gradual cuff deflation
• Connecting Tubing – Transfers air between the bulb, cuff and pressure gauge
• Stethoscope – Used to listen for Korotkoff sounds during manual blood pressure measurement
• Carrying / Storage Components – Support convenient organisation and portability where supplied
Product Features:
• Manual aneroid sphygmomanometer
• Includes stethoscope
• Upper-arm blood pressure measurement
• Mechanical analogue gauge
• Pressure readings in mmHg
• Manual inflation system
• Adjustable air-release valve
• Battery-free operation
• Reusable blood pressure monitoring equipment
• Suitable for professional and trained user applications
• Portable design
• Suitable for clinics, pharmacies and home healthcare
How to Use:
• Read the manufacturer's instructions before first use.
• Blood pressure measurement should be performed by a healthcare professional or someone properly trained in manual auscultatory measurement.
• Allow the person being measured to sit and rest quietly for at least 5 minutes before taking a reading.
• Ensure the person is seated comfortably with the back supported and feet flat on the floor.
• Keep the legs uncrossed.
• Position the arm comfortably at approximately heart level.
• Apply the cuff directly to bare skin on the upper arm.
• Position the lower edge of the cuff approximately 2–3cm above the elbow crease.
• Ensure the cuff fits securely but is not excessively tight.
• Position the artery marker over the brachial artery where indicated.
• Place the stethoscope earpieces correctly in the ears.
• Position the stethoscope diaphragm or bell over the brachial artery at the elbow.
• Close the air-release valve.
• Inflate the cuff using the hand bulb until an appropriate pressure is reached.
• Slowly release the cuff pressure at a controlled rate while listening through the stethoscope.
• Note the pressure when the first clear Korotkoff sound is heard; this represents the systolic pressure.
• Continue gradual deflation.
• Note the pressure when the Korotkoff sounds disappear; this represents the diastolic pressure.
• Fully deflate the cuff after measurement.
• Record the blood pressure reading and repeat according to clinical guidance if confirmation is required.
• Allow an appropriate interval between repeated measurements on the same arm.
Precautions:
• Manual blood pressure measurement requires correct technique and appropriate training.
• Incorrect cuff size or incorrect cuff positioning may produce inaccurate readings.
• Do not place the cuff over thick clothing.
• Do not apply the cuff over an injured, infected or severely swollen arm.
• Do not use on an arm with an intravenous infusion, vascular access device or dialysis fistula unless specifically advised by a healthcare professional.
• Use caution after breast or lymph-node surgery on the affected side and follow medical advice regarding which arm to use.
• Do not keep the cuff inflated for longer than necessary.
• Stop the measurement if the person experiences severe pain, numbness or significant discomfort.
• Do not overinflate the cuff unnecessarily.
• Inspect the cuff, tubing, bulb, valve and gauge regularly for damage, air leaks or deterioration.
• Do not use the device if any component is damaged or if the gauge does not return properly to zero when fully deflated.
• Aneroid gauges may require periodic calibration to maintain measurement accuracy.
• Do not drop or subject the gauge to strong impact.
• Keep the device dry and protect it from excessive heat, humidity and direct sunlight.
• Clean the cuff and stethoscope according to the manufacturer's instructions.
• Do not immerse the gauge, bulb or tubing in water.
• Blood pressure readings should be interpreted in the context of repeated measurements and medical advice.
• Seek medical attention for unusually high or low readings accompanied by symptoms such as chest pain, severe headache, fainting, breathing difficulty or neurological symptoms.
• Store the device in a clean, dry place when not in use.
• Keep out of reach of children.
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