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In ance with the statistical analysis of the data measured blood pressure could observe that the linear correlation values are 80%, which corresponds to an excellent correlation between the measurements of arm and forearm for both systolic and diastolic BP, me, an BP and pulse pressure.
Most often, a small difference in blood pressure readings between arms isnt a concern. But a difference of more than 10 millimeters of mercury (mm Hg) might cause worry. The difference can be in the top number, known as systolic pressure. Or it can be in the bottom number, known as diastolic pressure.
You always want to use the appropriately sized cuff for the arm being used to measure blood pressure. You always want to place the cuff on the bare upper arm.
Most people can use a large adult cuff. Wrap the blood pressure measurement cuff around your upper arm (right above your elbow). You can use your left or right arm.
Which arm to measure blood pressure in. Its a good idea to have your blood pressure measured in both arms at least once, since the reading in one arm (usually the right) may be slightly higher than that in the left. In general, the arm-to-arm difference in systolic blood pressure is 5 points or less.
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The mean difference in SBP between upper and forearm was 5.42 2.016 mmHg and in DBP 7.85 3.204 mmHg. Upper versus forearm BP measurements had revealed a docHub positive linear correlation in SBP (r = 0.849; P = 0.013) and DBP (r = 0.816; P = 0.021) by Pearson product-moment correlation coefficient.
Mean forearm, and upper- arm diastolic BPs were 86.8 +/- 13.4 mmHg, and 72.8 +/- 11.6 mmHg. Systolic and diastolic upper-arm BP measurements were docHubly lower than forearm BP measurements.

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