A hard surface is best for maximum accuracy. Placing the scale on a soft, deep pile rug may affect the weighing accuracy. 3. Before each weighing, tap on the lower comer of the scale. The scale will calibrate and display"—", then "0.0" and either "LB" or "KG". 4. Step on the scale and position your feet in a manner that will distribute your weight evenly over the entire scale platform. The LCD display will flash "—" several times for approximately 3 seconds before displaying your weight. Stand

If the wheelchair weight is unknown, place the wheelchair only on the platform; press REWEIGH. Enter the Automatic TARE by pressing the TARE button. 4. Move the wheelchair and patient onto the platform over the ramp until the front wheelchair wheels are stopped by the platform guardrail. The display should read “WEIGHING“ until the weight of the patient is displayed. 5. We recommend reweighing after the patient is sitting still on the wheelchair on the platform by pressing the REWEIGH button. 6.

Items such as clothing or towels placed or dropped on the scale may cause it to activate. In order to prevent run down of the battery, do not place anything on the scale. 1. BUTTONS 1.1 ON/OFF: for tuning-on and turning-off 1.2 ZERO: for tare function 1.3 HOLD/RELEASE: for locking in and releasing the weight 1.4 KG/LB: for changing the unit 1.5 UP: for increasing height input (0.5cm/time) 1.6 DOWN: for decreasing height input (0.5cm/time) 1.7 BMI: for height input before BMI calculation 1.8 CLEA

There is a significant correlation of high blood pressure with cardiovascular disease. This correlation has made measuring blood pressure a necessity for those individuals identified with high blood pressure, placing them into a high risk category pertaining to cardiovascular disease. Also, as a person ages, one’s blood pressure can change over time, thus it makes good “health sense” to monitor your blood pressure on a regular basis. Blood Pressure Standard The World Health Organization (WHO) ha

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REMOVE THE RED TAB TO ACTIVATE BATTERY OR THE SCALE WILL NOT OPERATE. Scale Use 1 Choose pounds (LB) or kilograms (KG) using the selector switch located on the back of the scale 2 Place the scale on a flat surface A hard surface is best for maximum accuracy. Placing the scale on a soft, deep pile rug may affect the weighing accuracy. 3 Before each weighing, tap on the lower corner of the scale. The scale will calibrate and display"CRl" then "00' and either "LB" or "KG" 4 Step on the scale a