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Step 1
Explains procedure, speaking clearly, slowly, and directly, maintaining face-to-face contact whenever possible
Step 2
Before using stethoscope, wipes bell/diaphragm and earpieces of stethoscope with alcohol
Step 3
Client’s arm is positioned with palm up and upper arm is exposed
Step 4
Feels for brachial artery on inner aspect of arm, at bend of elbow
Step 5
Places blood pressure cuff snugly on client’s upper arm, with sensor/arrow over brachial artery site
Step 6
Earpieces of stethoscope are in ears and bell/diaphragm is over brachial artery sit
Step 7
Candidate inflates cuff between 160mm Hg to 180 mm Hg. If beat heard immediately upon cuff deflation, completely deflate cuff. Re-inflate cuff to no more than 200 mm Hg.
Step 8
Deflates cuff slowly and notes the first sound (systolic reading), and last sound (diastolic reading) (If rounding needed, measurements are rounded UP to the nearest 2 mm of mercury).
Step 9
Removes cuff
Step 10
Signaling device is within reach
Step 11
Before recording, washes hands
Step 12:BOLD
After obtaining reading using BP cuff and stethoscope, records both systolic and diastolic pressures each within plus or minus 8 mm of evaluator’s reading.