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MCP Conventional Sphygmomanometer - With Stethoscope
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Brand MCP

The MCP Conventional Sphygmomanometer - With Stethoscope is designed for accurate and dependable blood pressure measurement, serving medical students and caregivers in general hospital wards. This comprehensive blood pressure kit provides long-lasting performance and ensures precise readings in various climates.

The device features triple-distilled 99.99% pure mercury and a 0 to 300 Mm of Hg scale with permanent graduation marking on the glass tube for clear visibility. It offers universal arm coverage with two cuff options, including one with additional Velcro for a snug fit, accommodating arm circumferences from 22–42 cm.

Constructed with a corrosion-resistant housing and surface plating on exposed metal parts, the sphygmomanometer includes a smooth pressure-control valve for perfect pressure drop. Its compact carry case facilitates intuitive use and portability for on-the-go applications.

Key Features : 

Accurate and dependable blood pressure measurement for clinical use
Features triple-distilled 99.99% pure mercury for precise readings
Equipped with a 0 to 300 Mm of Hg scale for clear visibility
Offers universal arm coverage with two cuff options, accommodating 22–42 cm
Includes a corrosion-resistant housing and smooth pressure-control valve
Designed with a compact carry case for portability

Built from robust zinc-alloy gauge housing infused with triple-distilled mercury.The reinforced rubber bulb and bag are crafted from high-grade, PVC-free rubber.Two cuffs—one with extra Velcro—ensure a secure fit across broad arm sizes.

Core Clinical FunctionBlood Pressure Measurement
Key Operating ParametersMercury Purity: 99.99%; Scale Range: 0 to 300 Mm of Hg; Cuff Circumference: 22–42 cm
Regulatory ApprovalISO, CE Mark, ISI Mark, NSIC Approved, WHO GMP
Power / PortabilityPortable
  1. Position the cuff snugly (22–42 cm range) on the bare upper arm with Velcro secured.
  2. Place the stethoscope’s chest piece over the brachial artery.
  3. Inflate the cuff rapidly to about 30 mmHg above the expected systolic level.
  4. Slowly release pressure using the thumb valve
  5. Check for Korotkoff sounds through a stethoscope.
  6. Register the first sound (systolic) and the moment it disappears (diastolic).
  7. Deflate fully, remove cuff, and store the kit in its case.

Follow RecommendedGuidelines

  • Always apply the cuff to a bare arm not over clothes
  • Inflate enough to occlude pulse, over-inflation may cause discomfort.
  • If the mercury gauge is damaged, avoid touching it and prepare for proper disposal.
  • Store it in its case, in a cool, dry environment, away from heat and direct sunlight.

What is a Sphygmomanometer?

A sphygmomanometer is a medical device used to measure blood pressure. It typically includes an inflatable cuff, a measuring unit (gauge or digital display), and a bulb for manual inflation. Parts of a sphygmomanometer vary slightly by type but are essential for accurate cardiovascular assessment.

 

Uses of a Sphygmomanometer

sphygmomanometer is used to measure systolic and diastolic blood pressure in clinical and home settings. Uses of a sphygmomanometer include diagnosing hypertension, monitoring cardiovascular conditions, and evaluating treatment effectiveness. Regular sphygmomanometer use is crucial in preventive healthcare.

 

Types of Sphygmomanometers

There are three...

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