15 devices · GMDN 18107
A noninvasive blood pressure physical simulator is a device designed to replicate the pressure changes that occur on a blood pressure cuff during measurement. It is used to verify the accuracy and functionality of noninvasive blood pressure monitors, including oscillometric and auscultatory types, by simulating various blood pressure conditions such as normal, hypertensive, and hypotensive states.
These simulators are typically used in clinical or laboratory settings for testing and calibration purposes. They are not intended for patient use and are supplied as standalone test equipment to ensure the reliability of blood pressure measurement devices before clinical deployment.
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