How to Measure Blood Pressure Manually Using a Sphygmomanometer #2351380 (License: Personal Use)

The image shows a clinician performing auscultatory blood pressure measurement on a patient’s upper arm using a traditional aneroid sphygmomanometer, rubber bulb, and stethoscope. A wall-mounted mercury column gauge is visible in the background, indicating a clinical or training setting where precision and calibration are critical. The patient’s arm rests comfortably while the cuff is inflated and deflated to detect systolic and diastolic pressures via Korotkoff sounds.

Used on medical education pages, hypertension management guides, or clinical procedure tutorials; targets healthcare students, nurses, physicians, and patients seeking reliable self-monitoring methods.