home blood pressure monitoring

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Indications

Clinical significance

Procedure

Rest at least 5 minutes before reading[6] .. or 30 minutes after exercising

Wait at least 30 minutes after nicotine use

Wait at least 2 hours after caffeine use

3 reading 1 minute apart & average them[6]

Notes

Comments from clinical trials

Additional terms

References

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