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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1978
To the Editor.— I read with interest in QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS (240:285, 1978) about blood pressures (BPs) difficult to measure because of inaudible Korotkoff sounds. This is frequently a problem in obese persons but often occurs in many patients without apparent cause.
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To the Editor.— I read with interest in QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS (240:285, 1978) about blood pressures (BPs) difficult to measure because of inaudible Korotkoff sounds. This is frequently a problem in obese persons but often occurs in many patients without apparent cause.
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Nursing Standard, 2008
Blood pressure measurement is an essential clinical skill for all nurses. However, if the procedure is not followed carefully there is potential for error that can adversely affect patient management. Nurses performing blood pressure measurement should be appropriately trained and updated on the procedure and the correct use of equipment.
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Blood pressure measurement is an essential clinical skill for all nurses. However, if the procedure is not followed carefully there is potential for error that can adversely affect patient management. Nurses performing blood pressure measurement should be appropriately trained and updated on the procedure and the correct use of equipment.
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2005
Abstract This occurs either non-invasively or invasively and usually refers to systemic arterial pressure measurement, but can also refer to systemic venous or pulmonary arterial pressure measurement.In 1733 the Reverend Stephen Hales was the first person to measure blood pressure in vivo in unanaesthetized horses by direct cannulation ...
Patrick Magee, Mark Tooley
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Abstract This occurs either non-invasively or invasively and usually refers to systemic arterial pressure measurement, but can also refer to systemic venous or pulmonary arterial pressure measurement.In 1733 the Reverend Stephen Hales was the first person to measure blood pressure in vivo in unanaesthetized horses by direct cannulation ...
Patrick Magee, Mark Tooley
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Best Practice & Research Clinical Anaesthesiology, 2014
Blood pressure is overwhelmingly the most commonly measured parameter for the assessment of haemodynamic stability. In clinical routine in the operating theatre and in the intensive care unit, blood pressure measurements are usually obtained intermittently and non-invasively using oscillometry (upper-arm cuff method) or continuously and invasively with
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Blood pressure is overwhelmingly the most commonly measured parameter for the assessment of haemodynamic stability. In clinical routine in the operating theatre and in the intensive care unit, blood pressure measurements are usually obtained intermittently and non-invasively using oscillometry (upper-arm cuff method) or continuously and invasively with
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Pediatrics, 1987
To the Editor.— The report of the Second Task Force on Blood Pressure Control in Children1 recommends the use of K4 in preadolescent children because the authors say that K5 readings are frequently difficult to obtain in that age group, and K5 is easier to record in adolescents.
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To the Editor.— The report of the Second Task Force on Blood Pressure Control in Children1 recommends the use of K4 in preadolescent children because the authors say that K5 readings are frequently difficult to obtain in that age group, and K5 is easier to record in adolescents.
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Accurate blood pressure measurement
Postgraduate Medicine, 1987The most critical requirement for obtaining accurate blood pressure measurements is that the Korotkoff sounds be loud. Loudness can be enhanced by various techniques of cuff inflation and chest piece placement. The type of manometer, cuff size, and cuff placement are also important factors in obtaining accurate blood pressure readings. Correct systolic
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Blood Pressure Measuring Methods
IRE Transactions on Bio-Medical Electronics, 1962Blood pressure can be measured directly or indirectly. While direct methods provide the maximum quantity of reliable information from probes inserted into the blood stream, indirect methods produce much less disturbance to the subject. Indirect methods are based on the adjustment of a known external pressure to equal the vascular pressure. Systolic and
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AeroMedical Journal, 1988
Abstract Many times, auscultated or palpated blood pressures are difficult to obtain on critical patients in a helicopter due to space limitations, noise and vibration. Therefore, many programs use Dopplers and automated blood pressure devices to monitor the blood pressure.
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Abstract Many times, auscultated or palpated blood pressures are difficult to obtain on critical patients in a helicopter due to space limitations, noise and vibration. Therefore, many programs use Dopplers and automated blood pressure devices to monitor the blood pressure.
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Blood Pressure Self-Measurement
2016Blood pressure self-measurement has been used extensively as part of several clinical processes including in the home monitoring setting for mitigating white coat effect and gaining more detailed insights into the blood pressure variability of patients over time.
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Ambulatory Blood Pressure Measurement and Home Blood Pressure Measurement
2018Preeclampsia is a combination of high blood pressure and protein urea. Therefore, blood pressure measurements are important because their accuracy is associated with correct diagnosis of preeclampsia. Blood pressure is generally used for diagnosis and treatment and is measured in a medical environment.
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