Dimensions

Function

Analog

Function

Analog

Analog sphygmomanometers consist of a cuff, a bulb, a manometer, and a stethoscope. They operate on a spring and require the user to have very good hearing in order to hear the pressure grading on the stethoscope. For this reason, they are more difficult to use than digital sphygmomanometers and are mainly preferred by doctors and nurses. They are considered accurate, very economical, and easy to transport.

Target Area

Arm

Kid's

Yes

Kid's

A children's blood pressure monitor mainly refers to its cuff, that is, the part that wraps around the child's arm or wrist. The correct size is crucial for accurate measurements.

Neonate: 7 – 12 cm (Usually for babies up to 1 year old)
Infant / toddler: 12 – 18 cm (Usually 1–5 years old)
Older child / pediatric: 18 – 22 cm (Usually 6–12 years old)

Cuff Size

From

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Max Cuff Size

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Max Cuff Size

The size refers to the cuff of the blood pressure monitor. The common range is from 22cm to 42cm and can serve the majority of cases.