what position of monitor is for accurate reading like doctor office?
1188879
Wear monitor on inside wrist. However, Mom's doctor advised that bp readings can be 10 points off comparedto traditional blood pressure device; so we no longer use the wrist monitor.
1188880
Sit flat in chair...both feet flat on floor and place the arm across your chest the has the monitor on it.
1188881
You should space the cuff a 1/2 inch on the inside the wrist in the proper position.
1218732
You can tilt it until the monitor hits the stand. Looks like a good 45 degrees.
1092192
The viewing angle is fine and is better than 45 degrees from the side. Never has been an issue. I really recommend this one - it is so easy to use. The ones that you have to push minutes by one minute at a time are much more time consuming.
1944618
Hi there, It is not practical monitor. Not professionally reliable machine. Needs improvement.
1377655
Correct, this is not a widescreen monitor. We have many of these in our office and like them.
891536
I have an older monitor upstairs that's not portable.....plug in type & side by side, they both give the same readings. So I take it that either both are wrong....or....both are correct. The readings fall in line with the governments upper normal values for my area. Hope this helps. Sorry I couldn't give you a better answer.
1327170
This would depend on how high you want the monitor to be off the desk or platform you are using. The sit to stand puts your key board above the surface.
1217278
I cannot answer that since I am not the one who uses the monitor. Also, it is not located in my office.
424062
Yes....The monitor has a base that snaps on the neck to stand it upright which allows it to freestand ...you can adjust the screen up and down and left or right
796474
Sure. You might want to sit back a few feet, though. That's a really BIG monitor!
2223677
The monitor can be oriented in portrait position, where the long side of the monitor is vertical. The monitor can be rotated from landscape to portrait without having to remove the monitor from the mount.
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Before I purchased this monitor, I read a couple of reviews that said the stand was stiff and required a little extra force to move. I found this to be the case with my monitor as well. I suspect it may designed that way...so the monitor holds its position at whatever viewing angle you choose.
1703996
I compared mine to the use of sphygmomanometer, like in dr.office and stethoscope. Wrist manometer easy, comfortable. Readings comparable, blood pressure changes all the time. Important thing is following changes
1416941
I'm afraid I can't answer your question:(All I know is since I've been using this monitor, it has given me results that Is much the same or similar results to what I would get when I go see my doctor. Cheers
667506
I am confident in the accuracy of my wrist monitors. It is very close to the Doctors readings. I am satisfied.
402960
I purchased the Advocate, but returned it. It was a bad one right out of the box. I purchased a different brand, but I can't imagine the operation to be too much different. Put it on your wrist so that the top edge of the monitor is at your wrist line. Hold your hand/arm so that the monitor is level with your heart, preferably in a relaxed position, the elbow resting on a table.
1088862
I'm using the OMRON HEM-773 monitor and it seems to work. I'm going to take it to my dr though to make sure it does correctly measure.