Readings of 140s and higher are consider high blood pressure. Same for 90D and above. This article from the Mayo Clinic gives the ranges and advice on what to do:
https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/high-blood-pressure/in-depth/blood-pressure/ART-20050982
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I'm not sure why you need it calibrated if your Docotor says it's accurate but here is a web site link....
I hope this helps.
http://www.omronhealthcare.com/product/s1-1126-186-manual-monitor
SOURCE: Blood pressure reading 150/76. Manual Blood pressure 130/72
A monitor using Hg is only a valid monitor reading. Most electronic devices produce approximate results and are mostly good for taking several readings daily and obtaining a mean daily BP. Device calibration appears to be not accessible to the the user.Also, depending on age & condition of your dad, sequential reading must take place after elapse of enough time for circulation to be at steady state in the arm again, or if you immediately after a measurement make another, even with the same monitor you will obtain a different result.
SOURCE: How to clear memory on a ReliaMed wrist blood preassure machine
SOURCE: My blood pressure monitor is
Contact the HoMedic's Consumer Relations Dept @ 800-466-3342 Mon - Fri, 8:30am - 5:00pm ET, they can help you.
Keep in mind, that improper placement of the wrist cuff can cause higher or lower readings, than what they truly are. Also, not keeping your arm at heart level can cause an inaccurate reading.
SOURCE: When the blood pressure monitor reads E- error.
It depends on which E-error you're getting.
EE - indicates several things:
E1 - Air circuit abnormality. Measure again.
E2 - Inflation pressure exceeding 300 mmHg. Switch the unit OFF.Wait 1 minute, then measure again.
E3 - Error determining measurement data. Measure again.
Hope this helped you to determine which Error you're receiving. Please let me know.
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