Samsung BD-3000S User Manual
DELUXE
Owner’s Manual
for model: BD-3000S
Deluxe Inflate
Blood Pressure Monitor
with Heart Sense
•Large Three Row Digital Display
• 3 Zones of 30 Memory - 90 Memory Total
• Automatic Power Off
• Time and Date Indications
• Pulse Display
• AC Capability and Adapter
Made in Taiwan
105 Challenger Road, 6th Floor
Ridgefield Park, NJ 07660
www. SAMSUNGHealthyLiving.com
Before using your blood pressure monitor, you should read
and understand all instructions and follow all warnings.
Information in this manual is provided for informational
purposes only. This manual and product are not meant to
be a substitute for the advice provided by your own
physician or other medical professional. You should not
use the information contained herein or this product
for diagnosing or treating a health problem, disease,
or prescribing any medication. If you have or suspect that
you have a medical problem, promptly contact your
healthcare provider.
Important Warnings/Medical
Disclaimer
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Important Warnings/Medical Disclaimer
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Healthy Living
This blood pressure monitor is the first step to living a healthier
life. But monitoring your blood pressure at home is just the
beginning, it’s also important to:
EXERCISE REGULARLY - Start out by taking a quick walk
each day. Before you know it, you’ll feel energized. That’s
because along with being an easy way to shed a few pounds,
walking also helps bones and heart to become stronger.
EAT RIGHT - Remember, you are what you eat! So when you
reach for a snack, try grabbing a piece of fruit or a vegetable.
When cooking meals at home try to use fats and oils sparingly.
Sometimes a healthy diet is the best medicine of all! It’s also a
good idea to monitor your sodium intake since about one-third of
individuals who have high blood pressure are also sodium sensitive. Consult your doctor regarding over-the-counter supplements and herbs such as onion and garlic. Both of these plants
have been historically linked to producing mild anti-hypertension
effects.
Healthy Living
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Healthy Living _________________________________3-4
Commonly Asked Questions About Blood Pressure________5-8
Intended Use _____________________________________8
Measurement Method ______________________________9
Main Unit and Accessories __________________________10
Special Features __________________________________11
Accuracy _______________________________________12
Special Conditions ________________________________12
Digital Display Symbols _____________________________13
Battery Installation ________________________________13
AC Capability and Adapter___________________________14
Selecting Time and Date ____________________________14
Important Reminders ____________________________15-16
Applying the Cuff _________________________________17
Taking a Blood Pressure Measurement ________________18-19
3 Zones of 30 Memory _____________________________20
Taking Care of Your Blood Pressure Monitor ______________21
Troubleshooting ________________________________22-23
Five Year Limited Warranty ________________________24-25
Specifications____________________________________26
Blood Pressure Diary_____________________________27-30
In This Manual
In This Manual Copyright © 2005 Samsung America, Inc. All rights reserved.
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Why Should I Monitor My Blood Pressure At Home?
By monitoring at home, you can manage your health between doctor visits. Home monitoring also provides you with a record of
blood pressure measurements over time to give to your doctor - a
valuable tool in monitoring hypertension.
Home monitoring may also help alleviate White Coat
Hypertension. This term refers to the medical phenomena which
causes many individuals’ blood pressure to be higher when taken
in a medical office setting. That’s because many times the stress
of being in the doctor’s office may cause blood pressure to rise
as much as 20-50 points higher than normal. When monitoring
at home, you may get a truer indication of your blood pressure
in a normal, relaxed state.
What Is Blood Pressure?
The commonly used term “blood pressure” refers to the force or
pressure that is exerted on the body’s arteries as blood flows
through them. Each time the heart beats or contracts,
it produces pressure in the arteries. This blood
pressure is what moves blood through the
body, supplying oxygen and nutrients to
every organ.
Commonly Asked Questions About Blood Pressure
Commonly Asked Questions
About Blood Pressure
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Healthy Living
Healthy Living
BE HAPPY! - A positive attitude is a big part of a healthy body.
Try not to get too stressed out over things. Daily relaxation techniques such as gentle yoga or even quiet time by yourself can do
a lot of good for the mind and body. Stay focused on the good
things in life. Begin by congratulating yourself for that short walk
you just took or the smart food choice you made. It’s your first
step to a healthier life!
KEEP AN EYE ON YOUR WEIGHT! - Surprisingly, losing even a
small amount of weight can often times help control high blood
pressure. Talk with your doctor to find a “healthy” weight for you
and strive to come within a range of it.
Remember to consult your physician prior to beginning exercise,
vitamin/mineral, dietary changes or programs and blood pressure
monitoring.
Why Does My Blood Pressure Fluctuate?
Because blood pressure changes with every beat of the heart it is
in constant fluctuation throughout any given day. In addition to
these natural changes there are other factors that may affect blood
pressure such as:
In addition to these factors you should talk with your physician
to see what may be affecting you.
How Do I Know I Have High Blood Pressure?
It’s nearly impossible to know if your blood pressure is elevated
without having it checked. People have the common misconception that one can “feel” their blood pressure rise. It is because of
Commonly Asked Questions
About Blood Pressure
Commonly Asked Questions About Blood Pressure
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Temperature
(too hot or cold)
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Humidity
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Restlessness
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Lack of sleep
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Physical exercise
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Constipation
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Stress
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Fear
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Anger
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Anxiety
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Food and beverage
consumption
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Individual physical
conditions
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When the heart contracts it sends blood out into
the body. This pressure is referred to as systolic.
The pressure that is created
as the heart pulls blood back
through is called diastolic.
Blood pressure is recorded as systolic over diastolic, as shown here.
What Is Considered Normal Blood Pressure?
The Seventh Report of the Joint National Committee on
Prevention, Detection, Evaluation, and Treatment of High Blood
Pressure from the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute
has set forth the following guidelines regarding high blood
pressure. Guidelines provided are for information purposes
only. Please consult with your physician for proper diagnosis.
Commonly Asked Questions
About Blood Pressure
Commonly Asked Questions About Blood Pressure
this mystery that hypertension has been named “the silent killer.”
Don’t let it sneak up on you! Start monitoring your blood pressure
every day with your new Healthy Living monitor.
Why Is It Important To Control My Blood Pressure?
Left uncontrolled, hypertension can place an incredible amount
of stress on your heart and arteries, both of which become
forced to work harder to keep blood flowing in a healthy manner
throughout the body. Over time, this stress may result in health
problems including over-enlargement of the heart, loss of elasticity of the arteries, heart disease, stroke and even death.
Making some simple lifestyle changes now may help you to stay
healthy in the future.
Healthy Living blood pressure monitors are convenient for home
use. They are noninvasive, meaning no part of the monitor enters
your body, and provide systolic, diastolic and pulse measurements.
Healthy Living monitors are recommended for use by people over
the age of 18 and are not suitable for clinical use.
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Healthy Living monitors measure blood pressure and pulse by
using what’s called an oscillometric method, meaning they measure the fluctuations in pressure. This is done by first wrapping
a fitted cuff around the upper arm. The monitor then automatically fills the cuff with air creating pressure around the arteries
inside of the arm. Mounted inside of the cuff is a special gauge
that is capable of sensing the small oscillations (fluctuations) in
pressure. These fluctuations are produced as a result of the pressure the cuff has placed around the arm and are, in a basic sense,
the arteries contracting (getting larger and smaller) with each
heart beat. The monitor then measures how high and how quickly these contractions occur and converts that information into a
digital value. A special valve, called an electrode, deflates the
monitor automatically when the measurement is complete.
Measurement Method
Measurement Method
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Commonly Asked Questions
About Blood Pressure
Commonly Asked Questions About Blood Pressure/Intended Use
Intended Use
Time and Date Indications
This monitor automatically keeps track of the time, month and day.
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Special Features
Special Features
Heart Sense
The Heart Sense Inflation System senses your blood pressure
before the measurement is complete - the monitor then adjusts
the air pressure amount according to your
individual level. The results are quick,
comfortable measurements each time
you check your blood pressure.
Noise Control System
Large Three Row Display
Memory Feature
A unique low-noise, rolling motor pump allows our monitors to
offer quiet inflation.
A large LCD with three rows displaying time, date, and your
blood pressure - systolic over diastolic - makes measuring your
blood pressure easy to read.
Your Healthy Living Deluxe Inflate monitor features a 3 party
memory capability or 3 "zones" - each zone stores 30 measurements each for a total capacity of 90 measurements. This
unique feature allows 3 users to use and store their blood
pressure measurements separately all on one monitor! This
capability is also useful for one individual to track their blood
pressure throughout the day - morning, afternoon, and night for quick and easy comparisons.
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Main Unit and
Accessories
Main Unit and Accessories
Main Unit
Accessories
4 AA Alkaline Batteries
Storage Pouch
Systolic
display
Mode
button
Cuff
Start/Stop
button
Diastolic
display
Set
button
Memory
button
Pulse
display
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Digital Display Symbols/Battery Installation
When the display shows , it’s time to replace
the batteries. This monitor uses 4 AA batteries.
Insert the batteries into the monitor making certain
to align the polarities correctly.
Close the battery cover securely. It will snap into
place when it is fully closed.
* It’s a good idea to remove the batteries if you know you will not be
using your monitor for an extended amount of time.
Digital Display Symbols
Battery Installation
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Accuracy/Special Conditions
Healthy Living monitors have been clinically tested against a
scientific device called a sphygmomanometer, considered the
gold standard in blood pressure measurement. All Healthy Living
monitors have performed equivalent to measurements taken
with this scientific device and are within the accuracy limits prescribed by the American National Standard for Electronic or
Automated Sphygmomanometers.
All Healthy Living blood pressure monitors are safe and accurate
to use with arrhythmias such as atrial or ventricular premature
beats and atrial fibrillation.
Special Conditions
Accuracy
Measuring Symbol
Flashes During Measurement
Hour/Minute
Systolic Display
Diastolic Display
Pulse Display
Month/Day
Replace Battery
Error Symbol
Memory Display
Inflate
Deflate
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Important Reminders
Important Reminders
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✓
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Follow your doctor’s advice on how and when to take
your blood pressure. Otherwise, here are some important
hints:
Take your blood pressure in a comfortable environment not too cold, not too hot-as temperature may affect your
measurement.
Plug the cuff tube into the monitor before taking a
measurement.
If you've just consumed beverages
containing caffeine such as coffee,
non-herbal tea, or cola wait about
30-45 minutes. Also, don’t
smoke just before taking a
measurement.
Sit quietly for about 10 minutes. This will allow your body
to return to its normal, resting state.
Before Taking a Measurement
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AC Capability and Adapter
Your Healthy Living monitor will keep track of the time,
month, and day unless the batteries have run down or are
removed from the monitor.
To set the month simply press the "MODE" button. The month
will begin to flash. Press the "SET" button until the correct
month appears on the display, then press the "MODE" button
to store, follow this same process to set the day and time.
Selecting Time and Date
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AC Capability and Adapter/Selecting Time and Date
This Healthy Living blood pressure monitor is equipped with
AC capability and AC adapter should you choose to use
electric power to operate your unit instead of batteries.
AC Adapter Output: 6V DC 1A
*It is suggested that you remove the batteries from the compartment if you are going to use
AC adapter for an extended amount of time.
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Applying the Cuff
Applying the Cuff
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Important Reminders
✓
Sit still and quietly while measuring. Talking or moving may
elevate measurements.
For consistency, it’s a good idea to measure your blood pressure using the same arm and at about the same time each
day. If possible, we suggest using your left arm.
When taking multiple measurements right after each other,
make sure you wait at least 10 minutes in between. Waiting
allows your blood vessels to return to their normal state.
Sit with your legs uncrossed and your feet flat on the floor. Do
not touch the cuff or monitor at any time during the measurement. Relax.
Important Reminders
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✓
✓
While Taking a Measurement
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Before you put the cuff on your arm make
certain that you are not wearing a thick
coat or sweater.
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If you are wearing a long sleeved shirt, roll
up the sleeve, but make sure that it is not
constricting circulation to your arm.
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The cuff should be positioned on your
bicep and the red arterial marker should
be in the center just above your elbow.
Instructions are also printed directly on
the cuff for reference.
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Wrap the cuff around your upper arm
(usually the left) so it fits securely but is
not too tight. You should be able to place
2 fingers in between the cuff and your
arm. The velcro tab should fall within the
"OK" range printed on the cuff for proper
use.
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Place your arm on a table with your palm
facing upwards. The inflation tube should
line up with your arm. Do not allow the
tube to kink or wrap around anything; it
should fall down the center of your arm.
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