Basic Adult Aneroid Sphygmomanometer

What Is an Aneroid Sphygmomanometer?

An aneroid sphygmomanometer is a manual blood pressure cuff that measures blood pressure using a dial gauge instead of a digital screen or mercury column. You inflate the cuff with the bulb, then slowly release air while listening with a stethoscope, the needle on the gauge shows the systolic and diastolic readings. Because it's simple, accurate, and battery-free, it's the standard tool EMT and paramedic students use to learn manual blood pressure on clinicals.

Learning to take a manual blood pressure is a critical skill in EMS school, and this aneroid sphygmomanometer (manual blood pressure cuff) is built for durability, its latex-free nylon cuff is stain-resistant and easy to clean.

This cost-effective and reliable Sphygmomanometer is designed to meet your EMS student needs. Crafted with a latex-free, nylon cuff, this device includes essential features such as Index and Range Markings, an artery indicator mark, and an owner ID label for personalized use. Equipped with a gauge holder, standard inflation bulb, and air release valve, this manual blood pressure cuff ensures ease of use and accurate readings. With a cuff range of 10" to 16", it accommodates a broad spectrum of patients, making it an ideal choice for precise blood pressure measurements.

Product Details:

• Economical adult-sized Blood Pressure Cuff Sphygmomanometer.
• Latex-free nylon cuff for easy cleaning and maintenance.
• Includes index and range markings, artery indicator mark, and owner ID  label.
• Equipped with gauge holder, standard inflation bulb, and air release  valve.
• Cuff range: 10"–16".