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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 10 Factors that affect the analysis of blood pressure measurement Of: Zhang Liping, Zhang Jingjing, Gu Xiaohui [Abstract] Objective: To observe the non-invasive pressure measurement when the blood pressure zero mercury sphygmomanometer, the upper arm cuff (brachial artery) position, and when invasive catheter transducer pressure measurement position, the puncture point on the impact of blood pressure measurement. Methods: January 2009 Department of Cardiology, Hospital inpatient men and women in the 15 cases, with the mercury sphygmomanometer non-invasive blood pressure. involved in the selection of which 5 patients had blood pressure measured through a catheter. analysis of blood pressure, pressure point and zero point of the heart relative position of the impact of blood pressure measurement. Results: the upper arm cuff and heart level consistent changes in the position of zero mercury sphygmomanometer, blood pressure measurements showed no significant (Pgt; 0.05); measured by mercury sphygmomanometer on the left supine blood pressure was significantly lower than the supine position (P lt;0.01); elevation position transducer, blood pressure; reduce the position of the transducer and blood pressure (P lt;0.01); position transducer consistent with zero heart, slightly raise or lower the position of the puncture site, blood pressure change. Conclusion: The non-invasive pressure measurement, the upper arm cuff and heart level of consistency is very important; and when invasive pressure measurement position transducers zero to maintain the same heart. [Keywords:] blood pressure; measurement; blood pressure; heart; zero In nursing work, the correct measurement of blood pressure is very important. Many of the special circumstances of the clinical, such as blood pressure measurement principle not clear if the measured blood pressure is likely to have large errors, thus adverse impact on clinical work. In this study, the non-invasi