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Application is used to log blood pressure measurement and control of therapy.
This application combines everything what's best in blood pressure loggers
with therapies management. Such approach can bring great benefits, especially
for those who care for their health systematically. Application allows you to
create a set of all sorts therapies which are used to fight hypertension.
These may be drugs, exercise, proper diet, or anything else - therapy system
is fully user-definable. Built-in reminder system and easy way of scheduling
of therapies allows You to monitor the progress of treatment. After some time
from the chart that combines of blood pressure values and therapies progress,
You will be able to see which therapies that You used, helped You improve your
health.
Main advantages:
- customizable blood pressure logging screen (which allows You to keep only those fields that are used)
- facilitates the rapid entering of measurement values
- possibility of displaying the current therapy on the logging screen
- clear history logs (with lots of graphics)
- complex but intuitive system to create and monitor therapies
- reminds about therapies
- line graph that shows blood pressure with trend lines, pulse, weight and progress of therapy
- bar chart that shows the exact distribution of blood pressure and pulse
- pie chart that shows the distribution of blood pressure according to WHO standard
- all graphs have definable time frame and displayed values
- possibility of saving charts as image (png format) on SD card
- possibility of exporting data to an SD card or email
- possibility of importing data from an SD card
Values that can be stored:
- blood pressure
- pulse
- place of blood pressure measurement
- position of the patient in the course of the blood pressure measurement
- weight
- more information
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Last update
Feb. 15, 2013