Introduction; Preliminary Note; About This Operating Manual - IEM Mobil-O-Graph PWA Mode D'emploi

Introduction

1 Introduction

1.1 Preliminary note

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Thank you for choosing a Mobil-O-Graph New Generation (NG) or 24-hour pulse wave analysis monitor (PWA)
long-term blood pressure measuring device. Both blood pressure measuring devices have been specially
developed for 24-hour measurement and work according to the oscillometric measuring principle. As an additional
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feature, the Mobil-O-Graph PWA allows you to perform a 24-hour pulse wave analysis. For ease of reading, the
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name Mobil-O-Graph is used in this operating manual when the description applies to both models.
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In practice, you can prepare the Mobil-O-Graph , also referred to below as the blood pressure monitor, for a new
patient in a few minutes. This gives you the advantage of being able to use the blood pressure monitor optimally
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and to conduct a 24-hour profile for each day. The Mobil-O-Graph will thus be quickly integrated into your
everyday practice. The Hypertension Management Software Client Server (HMS CS) helps you to manage your
blood pressure data and allows you to analyse and evaluate the blood pressure measurements.

1.2 About this operating manual

This operating manual will ensure that you become familiar with the long-term blood pressure measuring device
and the accessories quickly and easily. With a little practice you will find out how easy the blood pressure monitor
is to use.
The readings are evaluated using Hypertension Management Software Client Server data management, which
is included on the CD together with the software handbook.
Please refer to the HMS CS operating manual for software operating instructions.
This operating manual explains the blood pressure monitor and accessories in the order in which you will operate
the device and also use later.
The individual functions are not explained until they are needed. You will therefore be familiarised with the blood
pressure monitor on a step-by-step basis.
The operating manual should be kept for future use and must always be available to the user!
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